Coming to Monaco 🇲🇨, I gradually became obsessed with the legendary drunken gold fan. It is said that compared with Monaco, Dubai can only be regarded as "poor acid", and you can only get there if you arrive here in person

Coming to Monaco 🇲🇨, I gradually became obsessed with the legendary drunken gold fan. It is said that compared with Monaco, Dubai can only be regarded as "poor acid", and you can only experience it if you arrive here in person.

In front of the Monte Carlo Gate, you can see all kinds of luxury cars, beauties and celebrities. There are Ferraris, Porsche, Lamborghini everywhere, and they are all limited editions worldwide. You can't imagine that this is just a country of only two square kilometers, the second smallest in the world.

In the dictionary of this country, there is no word "poor", the salary of the parking brother is much higher than that of the white-collar workers in France and Italy next door, and the young lady is in a good mood today, and the tip is higher than your monthly salary.

But in this extremely crowded projectile small country, remember not to drive too fast, otherwise you will go abroad with one foot of the accelerator ...

🛍 Recommended Attractions:

1⃣️Monte-Carlo Casino

Built in 1878 by the designers of the Paris Opera, the interior is decorated like a luxurious palace. The admission fee is €17, including €7 and €10 equivalent. Luxury sports cars are everywhere on the doorstep.

2⃣️ Automobile Museum Terrasses de Fontvielle

Museum of the car collection of royal family members. Renier III, Grand Duke of Monaco, has a collection of more than 100 antique cars. Example Ferrari F1, Lancia Lancia, 1977 Renault RS01, 2004 KIMI McLaren MP4-19.

3⃣️Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

Founded in the 20th century, it displays models of fishing boats, specimens of various sea animals and fish, fishing tools, and various ornamental fish.

4⃣Palais Princier de Monaco, Palace of the Prince of Monaco

It is the seat of government of Monaco. Half of the palace is the private residence and office space of the royal family, and the other half is a museum. Watch the Changing of the Guard at 11:55, which takes about 5 minutes.