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ART MONACO 19 will be held this time at Monte-Carlo.

Located in the western district of the Principality of Monaco reclaimed from the sea, the Espace Fontvieille consists of an open area with 4000 m² usable esplanade. Since 1986 the Espace Fontvieille is an institution "fixed" marking the sustainability of the flagship event for which it was created and designed at the initiative of Prince Rainier III of Monaco.

Facilities exceptional access: road, helicopter, train, bus, 30 minutes from Airport Nice - Cote d'Azur.

The Nice Côte d'Azur Int'l Airport (www.nice.aeroport.fr), 15 miles from Monaco, links the Principality with all the major cities of the world in the shortest possible time.

Direct shuttle on comfortable bus by highway between Nice Côte d'Azur International Airport and Monaco. Departure every 30 minutes, 18€ by passenger.
(www.niceairportxpress.com).

Air distance by plane Air - in hours from some U.S. cities*:

Air distance in hours from some European cities:

Major Airlines Flying to Nice Côte d'Azur Int'l Airport:

By train

The Monaco-Monte Carlo (SNCF) railway station is a stop for many international trains. The railway is a rapid means of communication between the Principality and all the localities of the Cote d'Azur from Cannes to Menton. Trains to and from Nice run regularly and last approximately 25 minutes

Web site: www.monaco-gare.com

By road:

The A8 highway, which connects with the European highway system, serves the Principality by means of easy access roads ( Exit A8 “ RN7 coming from Nice, La Turbie going to or coming from Nice, Roquebrune going to or coming from Italy). Local travel is provided by three major roads: the Low, the Middle and the Great Corniches.

Web site: www.maporama.com

Service by inter-town bus:

To Nice and Cannes, via the Low and Middle Corniches, from 6AM to 1AM and also in the direction of Menton, Italy and the nearby villages.

Web site: www.cam.mc

By sea:

The two harbors of the Principality, the Condamine (Port Hercule harbor) and Fontvieille, are equipped to handle yachts of all weights and sizes while intercontinental cruiseliners are able to anchor in the Port Hercule bay of Monaco.

Some distances: