Parc Princesse Antoinette: Monaco's Family Park
Parc Princesse Antoinette: a one-hectare children's garden in Moneghetti — playground, petting farm, mini-golf, skate-park and sports courts, with free entry.

Key facts
- Location
- Moneghetti district, Avenue Crovetto Frères
- Size
- About 1 hectare
- Features
- Playground, petting farm, mini-golf, skate-park, sports courts
- Entry Fee
- Free
Overview
Parc Princesse Antoinette is Monaco's main family park. Set across roughly one hectare in the Moneghetti district, it brings together a children's garden, a petting farm, sports facilities and rows of century-old olive trees. Managed by the Mairie de Monaco, it is free and open to all, and remains one of the favourite spots of resident families.
For younger children
The children's garden, designed for kids up to around age 9, offers age-appropriate play equipment, swings and shaded sandpits. Paths lined with century-old olive trees create a calm Mediterranean setting, pleasant for a picnic or a late-afternoon visit.
Activities and facilities
- Petting farm: sheep, goats, ducks, chickens and rabbits — a favourite with children
- Mini-golf: an 18-hole clay course
- Skate-park: a dedicated area for skating
- Sports: a multi-sports court (football, basketball, volleyball), badminton courts and ping-pong tables
- Relaxing: a kiosk, shaded lawns and benches
Practical information
- Location: Avenue Crovetto Frères, Moneghetti district
- Getting there: on foot or by CAM bus; paid parking nearby
- Hours: open daily, with seasonal hours — check with the Mairie de Monaco
- Admission: free
Going further
The park makes an ideal stop on a family day out. For more ideas, see our guide to family activities in Monaco and our complete guide to parks and gardens.
The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.
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