DRIVING Monaco is very accessible either from France or Italy with the A8 motorway and the E80 road running parallel to the Mediterranean/Ligurian sea. The address for satnav is as follows: 7 Avenue des Castelans 3, 98000 Monaco Car Parks Upon arrival, the battle for 40 parking spaces at the stadium awaits you, and if you are lucky there may be a chauffeur on hand to park your Ferrari for you. TRAIN Monaco currently has a single railway station known as Monaco-Monte Carlo, and with a total track length of 1.7 km it is the second smallest rail infrastructure in the world. Once you have arrived in Monte Carlo via the extensive European high speed railnetwork you can either walk to the stadium in around 25 minutes or elect to get a taxi. Stade Louis II's famous arches The iconic arches of Stade Louis complete with Palm Trees. BUS This is Monaco so there are no buses as they’re for peasants. HELICOPTER Much more fitting, hence why the official website includes this information but not the humble bus. Monaco Heliport is billed as being close to Stade Louis II and only 7 minutes away from Nice. Nice… AIRPORTS The closest airport is Nice Côte d’Azur Airport which is a 30 minute drive away from the Louis Stadium, and Monaco’s outer border. It is the third busiest airport in France and acts as the principal airport for the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. There are a range of cheap flight operators available with some advertising Monaco as a destination via Nice Airport. Once you have landed you can either rent a car, get a taxi or catch a train to Monte Carlo with the Nice-Saint-Augustin railway station approximately 15 minutes walk from the airport.