Do’s:

• One must visit Monte Carlo Casino, even if you are not into gambling. The building itself is worth a glance. 
• Walk around the streets to find fabulous shops, restaurants, and beautiful public spaces.
• Walk around the harbor area, the boats and the yachts are a magnificent sight. 
• Do plan a meal in Condamine market; it’s one of the best places in Monaco to dine.
• Do stop at Prince’s Palace, the view from the hilltop opposite the palace is breathtaking.
• Visit nearby hotels to relish the best of Mediterranean flavors.

Don’ts:

• Don’t hire a car; usually, the roads are bustling.
• Parking is not readily available on roads.
• As soon as you come out of Larvotto beach, you should cover up your swimwear otherwise you will be fined.
• Don’t go out without an ID card. In most tourist places ID card is a must for entry.
• Don’t get Monaco confused with France. Monaco is an individual state and locals are particular about their identity.
• Don’t invite a local to the casino; they are not permitted to gamble.
• Don’t stick back to the tourist trips alone. Walk along the streets behind visiting places to get the real feel of Monaco.
• Don’t hire a taxi while you are in the streets of Monaco; they won’t stop on the roads. Booking has to be done in advance.
• Never walk barefoot in Monaco, it’s an offense there. Even when you come out of the beach, you need to wear your footwear immediately.

Monaco's nightlife is fascinating and exclusive. But one needs to have excellent local knowledge of the area to make the most of your night out. The Sea Lounge, with its white couches looking over the Mediterranean, is the perfect place to start the evening, under the stars while drinking champagne and listening to the chilled beats. You can enjoy a cocktail on the terrace at the ice-cool Blue Gin, or head inside for billiards and listen to the DJ in this very chic venue. For an extraordinary experience, visit the Buddha Bar and Marvel that has an incredible oriental décor and giant Buddhas in the lavishly converted old theatre. 

American-themed Stars and Bars, which sprawls over three levels with a big outdoor terrace offers sensational views across the port, an international menu and an odd bit of celebrity spotting. A unique cafe called Rascasse transforms into a bar after 11 p.m. with live music. The place is happening with unlimited fun, and every second, one can keep their eyes open for more enjoyment.

• Go for Monaco Grand Prix, it's fascinating to see the track and a thrill to drive.
• Heli Air Monaco is the one and the only aviation service in Monaco. Enjoy the lovely views from the helicopter.
• You can go hiking in Chemin de Nietzsche, it's a good challenging hike, with spectacular views.
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus - The hop-on service is a great way to see the city and get the geography of the place.
• You must plan a visit to Le Nouveau Musee National; it's a fabulous, opulent building housing a collection of dolls and sculptures.
• Do spend some time in Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo, a professional and relaxing spa with swimming pools, shops, and restaurants.

• Enjoy an exhilarating drive at the wheel of a Lamborghini Gallardo 560LP Spider along the French Riviera. 
• Visit the Matisse Museum (Villa des Arenes) located on the hill of Cimiez in Nice. 
• Have a fantastic romantic cruise along the coast while having a glass of champagne and watching the sunset on the Mediterranean. 
• Enjoy an exhilarating drive at the wheel of a Ferrari F430 F1 Spider or California T-sport car along the French Riviera.
• Rent a Vespa and go for drives along the beaches. Enjoy a drink in Le Bar Americain in a vintage style ambiance.

• Get yourself some chips from the famous casino as a memento of the country's larger-than-life culture.
• Get yourself a bottle of the best olive oil as it is the symbol of the Mediterranean coast. 
• Perfume your wardrobes with lavender bags! These colorful little bags will remind you of the pleasant scents of the south and the excellent weather of the French Riviera.
• Get smartphone fans exclusively from Monaco.
• Monaco is known for Grand Prix. Get T-shirts and posters from the event.
• There are several great films about Monaco which might also work as great Monaco souvenirs, either to give away or to keep as a memory.
• There are more books about Monaco than films, focusing on all different kinds of things, old and new in the city. 
• Buy their stamps. They are unique and special because a small country has its own stamp.
• The Bellet wine is the ideal present to offer to all the wine lovers.