Old Town of Monaco

From this point, you are going to walk down the Rue Emile de Loth. This is the most central street in Monaco’s Old Town, and has plenty of small local businesses to admire and enjoy.

There are registered Formula 1 outlets here to buy the merch your heart desires.

There is a lovely limoncello shop on the left with products brought over from Menton, the last French town before you cross the border to Italy, famous for its lemons, particularly the Citrus Festival, or Fete du Citron, in February.

Further down, the restaurant Le Pinocchio is a lovely local, established business set into the heart of the Old Town

Keep going and look for a small alley on the right with the sign Ruelle Sainte Devote – this is the next stop on the tour.