Private Car from Milan
to Monaco & Monte Carlo
Door-to-door Mercedes with an English-speaking driver from your Milan hotel or Malpensa, Linate and Bergamo airports to your hotel in Monte Carlo. About 3 h 15 along the Italian Riviera, from €965 per car.
Milan to Monaco by Private Car: About 3 h 15, Door to Door
A private car service from Milan to Monaco covers about 310 km and takes around 3 h 15 from central Milan, about 3 h 30 from Malpensa and about 3 h 15 from Linate. Your driver collects you at your hotel, home or office, or inside arrivals at the airport, and drives you south to Genoa and then west along the Italian Riviera to the entrance of your hotel in Monte Carlo. The price is for the whole car, not per person, and includes fuel, Italian and French motorway tolls and parking.
There is no direct train from Milan to Monaco: the usual route is a train to Genoa or Ventimiglia and a regional French train along the coast, with at least one change and often four and a half hours or more in total. By car there are no changes, and you can stop for lunch in Genoa, at the Serravalle outlet or in Sanremo on the way.
Hôtel de Paris, the Hermitage, the Fairmont and most hotels in Monte Carlo have a drive-up entrance, so we drop you at the door and the hotel staff take over the luggage. On the way back we collect you in Monaco and drive you to any Milan address or airport. Check your price and book online →
How We Drive You Between Milan and Monaco
Every service is private and priced per car. One driver, one car, one group: yours.
Milan to Your Monte Carlo Hotel
Pick-up at any address in Milan and drop-off at your hotel, apartment or yacht berth in Monaco. You receive the driver’s name and mobile number the day before.
- About 3 h 15 from central Milan
- Milano Centrale and Garibaldi stations too
- Hotel entrances in Monte Carlo and Fontvieille
- Port Hercule and the yacht harbours
- One way or return, booked together
- Price per car, confirmed before you pay
From Malpensa, Linate or Bergamo
Landed in Milan and going straight to the Côte d’Azur? The driver waits inside arrivals with a name board, follows your flight in real time and helps with every bag.
- Malpensa Terminal 1 and 2, about 3 h 30
- Linate, about 3 h 15
- Bergamo Orio al Serio, about 3 h 45
- Real-time flight tracking
- 60 minutes free waiting after landing
- Straight to Monaco, no stop in Milan
Genoa, Serravalle or Sanremo on the Way
Turn the transfer into a day out: shopping at the Serravalle Designer Outlet, lunch in Genoa’s old port or a walk in Sanremo. Tell us your stops when you book and we include the extra time in the quote.
- Serravalle Designer Outlet, about 1 h 15 from Milan
- Genoa, about 1 h 45 from Milan
- Sanremo, about 2 h 45 from Milan
- The driver parks and waits while you visit
- Luggage stays safely in the car
- Extra time agreed before you pay
Lake Como, Nice and the Return
We also drive to Monaco from Lake Como and back from Monaco to Milan and its airports. A car at your disposal for the day starts from €620, depending on the type of service and the distances.
- Como to Monaco from €905
- Bellagio to Monaco from €1,010
- Milan to Nice Airport from €1,035
- Monaco to Milan from €935
- Milan to Portofino
- Extra hours at €80 per hour
Milan to Monaco: Prices, Distances and Driving Times
Times we actually plan with on a normal weekday, without stops. On summer weekends and during big events in Monaco allow extra time.
| Route | Distance | Journey Time | Price per car |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milan city to Monaco | about 310 km | about 3 h 15 | from €965 |
| Malpensa Airport (MXP) to Monaco | about 330 km | about 3 h 30 | from €1,030 |
| Linate Airport (LIN) to Monaco | about 315 km | about 3 h 15 | from €975 |
| Bergamo Airport (BGY) to Monaco | about 360 km | about 3 h 45 | from €1,160 |
| Monaco to Milan city | about 310 km | about 3 h 15 | from €935 |
| Monaco to Malpensa Airport | about 330 km | about 3 h 30 | from €1,055 |
| Como to Monaco | about 350 km | about 3 h 45 | from €905 |
| Bellagio to Monaco | about 380 km | about 4 h 15 | from €1,010 |
| Tremezzo to Monaco | about 380 km | about 4 h 15 | from €990 |
| Milan to Sanremo | about 270 km | about 2 h 45 | from €855 |
| Milan to Nice Airport (NCE) | about 330 km | about 3 h 30 | from €1,035 |
How our prices work
Prices shown are starting prices for a Mercedes E-Class (up to 2 passengers) on a weekday daytime transfer. The V-Class for up to 6 passengers starts from €1,050 Milan to Monaco; the S-Class is on request. Night-time pick-ups, high-season weekends, public holidays and big Monaco events such as the Grand Prix are priced differently, and a sightseeing stop is added to the quote. Enter your trip in the form above to see the exact price for your date. It is per car, not per person, and includes fuel, Italian and French motorway tolls and parking. Once your booking is confirmed, the price does not change.
Three Mercedes for the Riviera
Recent Mercedes, no more than two to three years old, cleaned and checked before every transfer.
Mercedes E-Class
- Executive sedan, discreet and elegant
- Leather interior and climate control
- 2 large suitcases + cabin bags
- Child seat free on request
- Fuel, tolls and parking included
Mercedes V-Class
- Luxury van with individual seats
- Room for 6 people and their suitcases
- Same price for 1 to 6 passengers
- Child seats free on request
- Fuel, tolls and parking included
Mercedes S-Class
- First-class luxury saloon
- Near-silent cabin, rear comfort seats
- Light luggage only: choose the V-Class for several suitcases
- Price on request
- Fuel, tolls and parking included
The Road from Milan to Monaco
South across the Po plain to Genoa, then west along the Italian Riviera and over the French border to Monaco.
Stop by stop
- 1MilanStart
Pick-up at your hotel, home or office. Malpensa, Linate and Bergamo airports work the same way.
- 2Serravalle Outletabout 100 km · 1 h 15
The designer outlet right by the A7 motorway, a popular shopping stop.
- 3Genoaabout 145 km · 1 h 45
Where the route reaches the sea and turns west onto the A10 coastal motorway.
- 4Sanremoabout 270 km · 2 h 45
The town of flowers and its casino, a good place for a coffee or lunch.
- 5Ventimigliaabout 290 km · 3 h
The Italy–France border. French police sometimes carry out checks here.
- 6Monacoabout 310 km · about 3 h 15
Down from the motorway to Monte Carlo and the door of your hotel.
Approximate driving times from central Milan without stops. Each sightseeing stop adds the time you spend there.
Local, Licensed, Milan-Based Since 1993
The details that make a long cross-border transfer easy, from the first email to your hotel in Monte Carlo.
Fixed Price, Written Confirmation
You see the price before you pay. Once confirmed it does not change for traffic, luggage or delays.
A Milan Company Since 1993
Not a global platform or an app. You talk to the same small team that plans and looks after your trip.
English-Speaking Drivers
Every driver speaks English and knows the Riviera motorway, the border at Ventimiglia and the hotel entrances in Monte Carlo.
Tolls Included, Also in France
Italian and French motorway tolls, fuel and parking are in the price. There is nothing to pay on the day.
One Team Responsible
When a trusted local partner chauffeur drives for us, MilanobyCar remains responsible for your booking, the car and the price.
Licensed NCC Operator
A fully licensed Italian private hire company (NCC), insured for every passenger on every trip.
Child Seats at No Cost
Baby and child seats are free on long journeys like Milan to Monaco. Just tell us the ages when you book.
Price Per Car, Not Per Person
One price for the whole vehicle. A family of four pays the same as one passenger in the same car.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Milan to Monaco
How much does a private car from Milan to Monaco cost?
A private transfer from Milan city to Monaco starts from €965 per car for a Mercedes E-Class with up to 2 passengers, and from €1,050 for a Mercedes V-Class with up to 6 passengers, on a weekday daytime transfer. From Malpensa it starts from €1,030 and from Linate from €975. Night-time transfers, high-season weekends, public holidays and big events such as the Grand Prix are priced differently. The price is per car, not per person, and includes fuel, Italian and French motorway tolls and parking. Enter your trip in the booking form to see the exact price for your date.
How long is the drive from Milan to Monaco?
About 3 h 15 for the 310 km from central Milan to Monte Carlo, about 3 h 30 from Malpensa and about 3 h 15 from Linate. The route goes south on the A7 to Genoa and then west on the A10 coastal motorway past Savona and Sanremo to the French border at Ventimiglia. On summer weekends allow 30 to 45 minutes more.
Is there a direct train from Milan to Monaco?
No. You take a train from Milano Centrale to Genoa or Ventimiglia and change to a French regional train along the coast to Monaco-Monte-Carlo station. With connections it often takes four and a half hours or more. A private car takes about 3 h 15 to your hotel door with no changes.
Do we need a passport to drive from Milan to Monaco?
Italy, France and Monaco have open borders, so there is normally no passport control. French police sometimes check vehicles near Ventimiglia, so every passenger should carry a valid passport or national ID card. Monaco itself has no border control.
Are the French motorway tolls included?
Yes. Fuel, Italian and French motorway tolls and parking are all included in the price you confirm. There is nothing extra to pay the driver on the day.
Can you drop us at our hotel in Monte Carlo?
Yes. Hôtel de Paris, the Hermitage, the Fairmont and most hotels in Monte Carlo and Fontvieille have a drive-up entrance, so the driver stops at the door. For an apartment or a yacht berth at Port Hercule or Fontvieille, send us the exact address or berth and we plan the drop-off in advance.
Can we stop on the way to Monaco?
Yes. The Serravalle Designer Outlet, Genoa and Sanremo are all on or near the route. Tell us which stop you would like when you book: the driver parks and waits while you visit, your luggage stays in the car, and the extra time is included in the quote you confirm before paying.
Do you drive to Monaco during the Grand Prix?
Yes, but during the Monaco Grand Prix in May and the Monaco Yacht Show in September many streets are closed or restricted and pick-up points can change. Book early, tell us about your event passes and allow extra time; prices on those dates differ from standard dates.
Do you also drive from Monaco back to Milan?
Yes. We collect you at your hotel in Monaco and drive you to any Milan address or to Malpensa, Linate or Bergamo airport. Monaco to Milan starts from €935 and Monaco to Malpensa from €1,055 per car. For an afternoon flight from Malpensa, leave Monaco about six hours before take-off.
Do you drive to Monaco from Lake Como?
Yes. Como to Monaco starts from €905, Tremezzo from €990 and Bellagio from €1,010 per car, about 3 h 45 to 4 h 15 depending on where you stay on the lake.
Do you provide child seats?
Yes. Baby seats, child seats and boosters are free of charge on long journeys such as Milan to Monaco. Tell us the age of each child when you book so we can prepare the right seats.
How many passengers and suitcases fit in the car?
The Mercedes E-Class takes up to 2 passengers with 2 large suitcases and cabin bags. The Mercedes V-Class takes up to 6 passengers with their luggage, at the same price for 1 to 6 people. With several large suitcases we recommend the V-Class rather than the S-Class, whose boot is smaller.
Is MilanobyCar a local company?
Yes. MilanobyCar is a licensed NCC private hire company based in Milan since 1993, run by Adrian and a small team. We are not a global platform or a booking app: you deal with the same people from the first email to the end of your trip. When we work with trusted local partner chauffeurs, MilanobyCar remains responsible for your booking.
How do I book and pay?
Enter your pick-up, destination, date and time in the booking form on this page to see the price and book online, or contact us by WhatsApp or phone at +39 335 821 0912 or by email at booking@milanobycar.com. Payment is made online through a secure link. Cancellation terms are in our booking terms and conditions.
Train or Private Car from Milan to Monaco?
There is no direct train between Milan and Monaco. The usual route is a train from Milano Centrale to Genoa or Ventimiglia and then a French regional train along the coast to Monaco-Monte-Carlo station, which with the change and connections often takes four and a half hours or more. For one person travelling light the train is cheaper. A private car takes about 3 h 15 from Milan to the hotel door, with no changes, which makes the difference with luggage, children, an early flight or a group of three to six people sharing one price.
Crossing the Border and Arriving in Monte Carlo
Italy, France and Monaco have open borders, but French police sometimes check vehicles near Ventimiglia, so keep a passport or national ID card with you. Monaco itself has no border control. After the French motorway, the road descends to Monte Carlo in a few minutes; Hôtel de Paris, the Hermitage and the hotels around Casino Square and the port all have drive-up entrances. For an apartment or a yacht berth, send us the exact address or berth and we plan the drop-off in advance.
Practical Tips: Grand Prix, Events and the Drive Back
During the Monaco Grand Prix in May and the Monaco Yacht Show in September many streets are closed or restricted, so pick-up points can change and traffic is slow; book early and tell us your event pass details. On the way back, for an afternoon flight from Malpensa we usually suggest leaving Monaco about six hours before take-off, and about five and a half hours for Linate.
Page updated October 2026 by Adrian, MilanobyCar.
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