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3 Days in Monaco — Family with Kids

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Length
3 days
Stops
12
3 Days in Monaco — Family with Kids
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What this plan covers

This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending Monaco's iconic sights with kid-friendly activities. Explore majestic palaces, fascinating marine life, beautiful gardens, and even vintage cars, ensuring an engaging and memorable trip for all ages.

Activity 4 Culture 1 Nature 4 Sightseeing 1 Viewpoint 2

Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 4 stops · about 6.8 hrs
1

Prince's Palace of Monaco (Changing of the Guard)

Activity 1 hour

Kids will be captivated by the colorful uniforms and precise movements of the daily guard ceremony at the historic royal residence.

Good to know

Arrive early, especially during peak season, to secure a good viewing spot for the 11:55 AM ceremony in the Palace Square.

2

Monaco Cathedral

Culture 45 minutes

A beautiful and serene historical site where children can quietly observe impressive architecture and learn about Monaco's royal heritage.

Good to know

Located in Monaco-Ville, it's a short walk from the Prince's Palace; dress code is respectful for entry.

3

Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

Activity Half day

Dive into an incredible underwater world with vast aquariums, shark lagoons, and interactive exhibits that fascinate curious young minds.

Good to know

Allocate at least 3-4 hours to explore; consider purchasing tickets online in advance to save time upon arrival.

4

St. Martin Gardens (Jardins Saint-Martin)

Nature 1 hour

Offers beautiful pathways, sculptures, and stunning sea views, providing a relaxing space for families to stroll and unwind after the museum.

Good to know

Located just outside the Oceanographic Museum, it's a convenient spot for a breath of fresh air and panoramic coastal vistas.

Day 2 4 stops · about 6 hrs
5

Exotic Garden of Monaco (Jardin Exotique de Monaco)

Nature 2 hours

Explore a unique collection of succulent plants from around the world and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Monaco and the coastline.

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes as there are many steps and sloping paths; consider visiting in the morning for cooler temperatures.

6

Princess Grace Rose Garden (Roseraie Princesse Grace)

Nature 1 hour

A fragrant and beautiful garden dedicated to Princess Grace, offering a peaceful setting for a family stroll amidst thousands of roses.

Good to know

Located in Fontvieille Park, it's a lovely spot for a quiet moment or a picnic lunch, easily accessible by public transport.

7

Collection of H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco's Vintage Cars

Sightseeing 1.5 hours

Marvel at an impressive collection of classic and vintage cars, sure to ignite excitement and awe in car enthusiasts of all ages.

Good to know

Easily accessible in Fontvieille; allow ample time to explore the extensive and beautifully presented collection.

8

Fontvieille Park (Parc paysager de Fontvieille)

Activity 1.5 hours

A large landscaped park with playgrounds, a lake with ducks, and ample green space for children to play and burn off energy.

Good to know

A great place for kids to run freely after visiting the car collection, with plenty of benches for parents to rest and watch.

Day 3 4 stops · about 7.5 hrs
9

Larvotto Beach (Plage du Larvotto)

Activity Half day

Enjoy a relaxing morning by the Mediterranean Sea, with calm waters perfect for families to swim, build sandcastles, or simply soak up the sun.

Good to know

Public beach with facilities like showers and changing rooms; consider bringing beach toys and sunscreen for a comfortable visit.

10

Japanese Garden (Jardin Japonais)

Nature 1 hour

Discover a tranquil oasis of traditional Japanese design, complete with a koi pond, waterfall, and tea house, offering a peaceful cultural experience.

Good to know

Located near Larvotto Beach, it's a serene escape from the bustling city and a beautiful spot for quiet contemplation.

11

Casino Square (Place du Casino)

Viewpoint 1 hour

Witness the grandeur of Monaco's iconic Casino, admire the luxury cars parked outside, and soak in the glamorous atmosphere (from the outside for kids!).

Good to know

Best visited in the late afternoon or early evening to see the impressive cars and people-watch; cafes nearby offer opportunities for a treat.

12

Monaco Port (Port Hercule)

Viewpoint 1.5 hours

Stroll along the bustling port, admiring the impressive yachts and boats, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Monaco's main harbor.

Good to know

Great for an evening walk with many restaurants and ice cream shops available along the waterfront for a family dinner or treat.

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Tours and activities in Monaco

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Frequently asked questions

Is 3 days enough for Monaco?
Yes, 3 days covers roughly four stops a day, including Monaco Cathedral, St. Martin Gardens and Larvotto Beach.
Where to stay in Monaco for 3 days?
Stay near Monaco Cathedral, which keeps St. Martin Gardens and Japanese Garden close by.
How long should you allow for Monaco Cathedral?
Allow 45 minutes to observe the architecture and learn about Monaco's royal heritage.
How long should you allow at the Exotic Garden of Monaco?
Allow 2 hours for the succulent plants, panoramic views, steps and sloping paths.
What can kids see at Prince's Palace of Monaco?
Kids can watch the daily guard ceremony, with colorful uniforms and precise movements at the historic royal residence.
What can families do at St. Martin Gardens?
Families can follow pathways, view sculptures and enjoy sea views after visiting the Oceanographic Museum.
Is Larvotto Beach suitable for children?
Yes, its calm waters suit swimming and sandcastles, and the public beach has showers and changing rooms.
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