The country is smaller than central park, but it's more peaceful and tranquil, even with F1 chassis screaming around every which way. Every square inch of this hilly principality is manicured, you could basically throw a dart at a map of Monaco and wherever it lands, is probably a nice place to have a picnic. Even the beach has been tamed... complete with the same type of ladders that swimming pools have.
Upon arriving, I expected to buy a ticket from a scalper, but the views just from the free spots are so amazing. The key is to go high, not low, and not stick with the crowds. From above you have views into the pits, of the straights out of the tunnel, chicanes, it's great. If you're adventurous you can climb the walls and get even more interesting views. You can see the majority of the track (can any other F1 venue claim this, even from grandstand spots?) and there are plenty of big screens around.
What an experience. Can't wait for qualy. Hmm, I have a line on a VIP ticket for Sunday... should I do it?
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