Getting to the Musée océanographique is easier than Monaco’s streets suggest. The Parking des Pêcheurs sits directly under the museum, with lifts and escalators up to the main entrance, and city buses end their route on the Rock close by. Inside, lifts and adapted routes make the museum accessible for visitors with reduced mobility.
If you’re coming by regional train, Train Zou! ticket holders get a discount on entry, but only at the museum’s ticket desks, not on web tickets, and only with a train ticket to Monaco Monte Carlo dated the day of the visit. The museum also sells combined tickets with the Car Collection, and an annual pass for families who live nearby.
The trade-off is the calendar. The museum closes for the Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend, so it doesn’t fit a trip timed around the race, and tickets can’t be refunded or exchanged if your plans change.
Family FAQ
How much does Musée océanographique de Monaco cost?
Children under 4 get in free.
Is there parking at Musée océanographique de Monaco?
The Parking des Pêcheurs under the museum has over 500 spaces, with lifts and escalators to the main entrance.
