Explore Monte Carlo.
Find your next adventure in Monte Carlo. Check the available quests, choose your story and see how to play.
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A city walk. With a plot twist.
Don’t just visit Monte Carlo. Play it.
Turn a walk into an adventure with the Questo app. Follow a story, explore real places and solve puzzles along the way.
Find places worth noticing
Look closer at landmarks and corners you might otherwise walk past.
Step into a story
Uncover local stories or take on a fictional mission. You choose the adventure.
Solve it together
Follow clues, connect the dots and share that “we got it!” moment.
Places to discover in Monte Carlo
Follow clues through real places and discover the stories behind them. Here’s a glimpse of Monte Carlo.
The Grand Prix Formula 1 start location
The start and finish line of the Monaco Grand Prix is painted on the public road along the harbour, and for…
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The people behind the places
Your city has stories. Meet its storytellers.
Discover Monte Carlo through the eyes of the people creating its quests. Their curiosity becomes your next adventure.
Quests are reviewed and play-tested before they become paid experiences.
Your city. Your stories. Someone’s next adventure.
Know a corner of Monte Carlo worth discovering? Build a quest, earn when people play, and help turn your city into a playground.
Questo City Stories Index
Monte Carlo, measured on foot.
Explore its stories, places and walking data, and see how Monte Carlo compares with other cities.
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Where next?
Find a city nearby to play with your family and friends.
A walk with a plot twist
Look up.
Lean in.
Play along.
Find a quest. Follow clues in the app. Discover the city as you play.
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Choose your quest
Pick a city, a story and your language.
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Explore and solve
Follow the app. Find clues in the streets.
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Go at your pace
Stop for coffee. Pick up where you left off.
Name the creature.
I’m a majestic beast, swift and bold,
In fields of green, my tale unfolds.
A noble creature, with hooves that prance,
A symbol of freedom in every glance.
I can move swiftly, by day or night,
Chasing the wind, my spirit takes flight.
Though I may be pure, like snow, of course,
Can you guess what I am with my grace and force?
Before you head out
Your Monte Carlo questions.
What can I do in Monte Carlo with Questo?
How many outdoor city games are available in Monte Carlo?
Do I need to book an activity in Monte Carlo in advance?
I’m planning a glamorous date night—what’s something unique we could do?
Stroll the yacht-lined harbor at sunset, enjoy a drink near Casino Square, and then add a playful twist with Monaco’s City Exploration Game. Following clues through elegant streets and hidden corners transforms an evening walk into an adventure that’s equal parts romance and discovery—like creating your own movie scene in the heart of Monte Carlo.
We’re a group of friends—how can we make exploring more fun than just walking around?
Split into teams or stay together and turn the city into a playground with a Questo city game. You’ll uncover hidden courtyards, luxury landmarks, and local stories while solving clues. It’s a lively way to see Monte Carlo that beats a regular sightseeing stroll.
I’m visiting with kids—anything that will keep them interested?
Yes. Monte Carlo is safe, compact, and full of exciting sights like the changing of the guard at the Prince’s Palace and the Oceanographic Museum. A Questo treasure-hunt style game keeps children engaged, letting them help crack puzzles while you pause for gelato or photo stops whenever needed.
Can I do a Questo adventure solo?
Absolutely. Playing on your own turns exploring into a personal challenge. You’ll notice elegant details and hidden alleys that most visitors miss, and the story keeps you company as you set your own pace.
What hidden gems or landmarks might I see?
Expect highlights like the Prince’s Palace, the old town lanes of Monaco-Ville, the lavish Casino Square, gardens perched above the sea, and stylish streets packed with stories. The route is designed so you experience both iconic Monte Carlo and quiet surprises.
How long will the experience take?
Plan for about 60–90 minutes of walking and puzzle solving, but you can stretch it out with coffee breaks, photo stops, or a pause to admire the yachts. The app saves your progress so you can continue later if you like.
About the destination
About Monte Carlo
Interesting Facts
Despite its compact size - just 2 square kilometers - Monaco has one of the world's highest GDP per capita and is home to more millionaires per capita than anywhere else on the globe.
Monaco is a constitutional monarchy ruled by the Grimaldi family since 1297, with Prince Albert II currently at the helm.
This country is renowned for its lack of income tax, a factor that has drawn a significant number of wealthy residents from around the world.
Monaco hosts the world-renowned Monaco Grand Prix, one of the most prestigious and challenging Formula One races.
Top Places to Visit
The iconic Casino de Monte-Carlo, featured in numerous films, is a must-see even for non-gamblers. The grand Belle Époque architecture and lavish interiors are breathtaking.
The Prince's Palace of Monaco, the official residence of the Sovereign Prince, offers an intriguing look into the principality's history. Don't miss the Changing of the Guard ceremony daily at 11:55 am.
The exotic Jardin Exotique de Monaco is home to an impressive collection of succulent plants and cacti, offering stunning panoramic views of the French Riviera.
The Oceanographic Museum, perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, showcases an incredible array of marine life in spectacularly curated exhibits.
Hidden Gems
Larvotto Beach, a man-made beach with a stunning view of the azure Mediterranean Sea, is the perfect place to relax away from the crowds.
Stroll around Monaco-Ville, also known as "Le Rocher" or "The Rock", the old town of Monaco that still retains its medieval charm with narrow, picturesque streets and old buildings.
The lesser-known Princess Grace Rose Garden is a tranquil retreat dedicated to the late Princess Grace of Monaco. It houses more than 4,000 roses.
The Fontvieille Park, tucked away in the Fontvieille district, is a lovely spot for a peaceful walk amidst olive trees and beautiful sculptures.
Monaco might be small, but it offers an enticing mix of history, luxury, and beauty. Whether it's the allure of the glitzy casinos, the grandeur of the prince's palace, or the stunning beauty of the Mediterranean Sea, this tiny principality promises an experience like no other. From the thrill of watching Formula One cars zooming through the streets to the tranquility of its serene gardens, Monaco captures the imagination and creates unforgettable memories.
