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Traveling in Monaco

Monaco - Monte Carlo is arguably the most sought after train station in Monaco, yet part of this station is situated in Beausoleil, near Cannes. It's served by SNCF, the famous French national railway company, on the major Marseille-Ventimiglia train line. The station has two main terminal areas: an underground one and above ground section.

From Beausoleil you can take the Montagne de Montagne or the Montagne de Lautaret. The Montagne de Lautaret travels along the same line as the Montagne de Beaucage (see note below). It stops at the main Monte Carlo International Airport and at the Montagne de Savoie. The Montagne de Montagne then goes directly to the Monte Carlo Hotel and then to the Monte Carlo Casino.

From the Montagne de Lautaret, however, you go into the Montagne de Montagne. It stops here at the Montagne de Brouillet and then to the Montagne de Savoie, stopping for a quick refreshment break at the Montagne de Savoie before you reach the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino. This train station offers the best connections between the main Monaco hotels and resorts.

At the Montagne de Montagne you can either continue to the main Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino or continue to the Monaco airport. The Montagne de Savoie offers train services to the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino from the Montagne de Brouillet, but not from the Montagne de Brouillet to the Monte Carlo Hotel. The train stops here at the Avignon Terminus, where you can then continue to the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino, or take the train to the Avignon terminus. The Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino are an important hotel in Monaco that is important because it houses the Monaco Grand Prix race track. The railway station here is about a mile from the track.

The Montagne de Brouillet and the Montagne de Beaucage stop here for a rest before you reach the Montagne de Lautaret, where you find yourself on the Avignon Terminus and then continue to the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino. It stops here at the Avignon Terminus and then at the Monte Carlo in Monaco. Casino. This part of the railway station is important because it's where you can make your Monaco hotels reservations.

The Montagne de Beaucage ends its journey here, at the Montagne de Lautaret, which continues its journey to the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino, or to the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino from the Montagne de Brouillet, where it stops. On its journey here it stops at the Avignon Terminus. At the end of the train it stops at the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino. The Montagne de Lautaret terminates in Paris where it takes off and makes its way back to the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino in Cannes.