One of the easiest and most convenient ways to get around Moaco, is to by a one day pass at a Hop on Hop off bus. In Monaco, Monaco Le Grand Tour has a nice route with 12 stops: From the cruise terminal, the bus followe the main port to Princesse Stephanie (the bar and nightlife area by the inner left corner of the port). It then follows the port to the Beateau Bus pier next to Yacht Club de Monaco. Here are several restaurants and shops, facing the harbour. Then you go through the tunnel (known from the annual Formula 1 race) to Jardin Japonais, a japanese garden by the Grimaldi forum congress center and not far form the Lavrotto Beach. It continues along Avenue Princesse Grace (where all the luxury car dealers are) tho the easternmost point of the tour (and Monaco) - the Monte Carlo Sporting Club. The bus then returns back the same way and stops below the Villa Sauber (museum of modern art) until it heads up to the Monte Carlo Casino. After a short round trip up along Jardines de la Petite Afrique and back down the hill along Avenue Princesse Alice, the next stop is Grimaldi Sainte Devote with acces to the SNCF (train station). Then the bus continues up the hill to Rocher de Monaco - the Rock of Monaco, where both the Prince's Palace and the Musée Océanographique (the aquarium and the Oceanographic Institute) is located. The tour continues to the Roseraie Princesse Grace and the Stade Louis II - almost on the western border of Monaco before it continues. The rose garden is part of Fontvieille Park and honours the memory of Princess Grace. Stade Louis II is the home of AS Monaco football club but also known for the annual Diamond League track and field competition. In addition to the transport, you can have a guided tour by head- phones in 8 languages- French, Italian, English, German, Russian, Japanese and Chinese - (headphones included). The shuttle service operates every 15 minutes. Prices at the moment is about 25 euros for adults, 10 for children (11 years and under)