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Musée Océanographique — Monaco

Attractions

Musée Océanographique

Opened in 1910 on a cliff above the sea: shark lagoon, tropical aquarium and the Mediterranean 2050 exhibition. Directed by Jacques Cousteau from 1957 to 1988.

4.5€€
BEL OEIL MONACO (Deco & Beyond) | DESIGN & DECORATION — Monaco

Attractions

BEL OEIL MONACO (Deco & Beyond) | DESIGN & DECORATION

An interior design showroom and studio on Rue de Millo, curating furniture, lighting and objets for Riviera homes. Less gallery than atelier — but a browse reveals how Monaco's polished apartments get their look.

4.8
Boîte à livres du Square Gastaud — Monaco

Family & Kids

Boîte à livres du Square Gastaud

A community book-swap box on the Square Gastaud side of Rue Imberty: take a book, leave a book, no card required — a small free ritual to fold into a La Condamine errand run.

La Collection de voitures anciennes de SAS le Prince de Monaco — Monaco

Attractions

La Collection de voitures anciennes de SAS le Prince de Monaco

Prince Rainier III’s private collection of some 100 cars, gathered and restored over more than forty years and enhanced by Prince Albert II.

4.7
Chapiteau de Fontvieille — Monaco

Family & Kids

Chapiteau de Fontvieille

The big top tent hosting the Monte-Carlo International Circus Festival plus year-round family shows and seasonal spectacles.

4.5
Frimousse Kids Beausoleil — Monaco

Family & Kids

Frimousse Kids Beausoleil

Nestled above Monaco in Beausoleil's peaceful corners, Frimousse Kids is a canvas of color and play where children discover movement and texture without formality. Light, space, and childhood pace matter here more than anything else.

5.0
Médiathèque Caroline — Monaco

Family & Kids

Médiathèque Caroline

Monaco's médiathèque, opened in December 2025 at Îlot Pasteur as one light-filled home for the library, the sound-and-video collections and the ludothèque. The youth floor — picture books, reading cabins, board games — and some three hundred activities a year make it the resident family's rainy-day anchor.

5.0
Princess Grace Irish Library — Monaco

Family & Kids

Princess Grace Irish Library

Small hands reach for stories in a quiet library within Monaco's cultural heart. Childhood discovery unfolds among shelves honoring literary heritage, offering young readers refuge from the principality's polished streets—a gateway into boundless worlds.

5.0
Salle d'Exposition — Monaco

Attractions

Salle d'Exposition

The exhibition hall on Quai Antoine 1er, where Monaco's cultural services stage rotating art shows portside — check what's on when you're walking Port Hercule.

4.6
Village Charlot — Monaco

Family & Kids

Village Charlot

Beausoleil’s family médiathèque, minutes above Monaco — books, games and a seasonal programme of activities open to everyone, with no library membership needed. The same address hosts a free parent-and-child drop-in for under-sixes (Wednesdays 14:00–16:00 and Saturdays 10:00–12:00, closed in school holidays), run by the town’s social centre, which also holds parent-and-child baking and gardening workshops. Check the current programme before making the trip.

4.0
Little Wonders Monaco — Monaco

Family & Kids

Little Wonders Monaco

An indoor family space at Grand Ida on Boulevard Rainier III built around young children — soft play, activities and a breather for parents. One of the few purpose-built wet-weather options inside the Principality.

5.0
Espace de Loisirs Jeunesse (Beausoleil) — Monaco

Family & Kids

Espace de Loisirs Jeunesse (Beausoleil)

The town of Beausoleil’s youth space for ages 11 to 17, a short walk above Monaco. Open drop-in on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 12:00 to 18:00 and Fridays from 16:00 to 21:00, with full-day programmes in the school holidays (not August): outings, sport, cultural and environmental activities, themed weekends and short trips. Call ahead to ask about joining.

Centre Culturel Prince Héréditaire Jacques de Monaco (Beausoleil) — Monaco

Family & Kids

Centre Culturel Prince Héréditaire Jacques de Monaco (Beausoleil)

Beausoleil’s cultural centre, a few minutes above Monaco, built to bring the town’s music and dance schools under one roof: a 120 m² dance studio, seven music rooms, an exhibition space and a performance hall, with places to sit and wait designed for families. Enrolment runs by the season — the current brochure is on the town’s website.

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