Coming to Monaco by train

Monte-Carlo
Pont Sainte Dévote (at the bottom of Boulevard Princesse Charlotte).
This access is suitable for people with reduced mobility: use the lifts in the station car park on Avenue d’Alsace, a few metres behind the main entrance.

Parvis sainte-Dévote
Station esplanade in the Sainte Dévote valley, access via the stairs behind the Church of St. Devota.
This access is not suitable for people with reduced mobility (stairs only).

Port Hercule
Underground passage at the bottom of Rue Grimaldi, to the left of the Church of St. Devota.
This access is not suitable for people with reduced mobility (escalators only).

Exotic Garden/Hospital
At the intersection of Boulevard de Belgique and Boulevard du Jardin Exotique.
This access is not suitable for people with reduced mobility (escalators only).

La Condamine
Access from Allée Lazare Sauvaigo, or from Rue Grimaldi and Rue Suffren-Reymond via the stairs or lifts at the Post Office.
This access is suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Fontvieille/Le Rocher
Access from Avenue Prince Pierre and Allée Lazare Sauvaigo, to the right of Monaco’s Vocational and Catering School.
This access is suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Rail services

To view the timetable and book tickets :

All trains stop at Monaco Monte-Carlo station.
The station is served by the Paris–Ventimiglia TGV, the Marseille/Nice–Genoa/Milan Thello, and numerous regional TER trains linking the towns and cities along the French Riviera.

With the Access Plus SNCF service, you can book assistance services at your departure and/or arrival station, free of charge. These services must be booked at least 48 hours before departure.

Journey times are indicative only.

• MONACO MONTE-CARLO STATION, Place Sainte Dévote 98000 Monaco, Telephone +377 93 10 60 05
• www.gares-sncf.com