Amusements at La Foire Attractions de Monaco in Port Hercule
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La Foire Attractions Returns to Monaco this October

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One of the annual highlights of the Monégasque calendar, La Foire Attractions de Monaco, makes its welcome return to Port Hercule later this month.

From the 17th October until the 19th November, the much-loved Foire Attractions de Monaco will once again cater to visitors of all ages, offering everything from gentle rides for young children to high-adrenaline attractions for thrill-seekers. Among the highlights this year are the ever-popular Palais des Glaces, Space Combat, and several new additions to the lineup.

Set against the backdrop of Port Hercule, the upper section of Quai Albert Ier and the Darse Sud will come alive with entertainment stalls, traditional fairground attractions, and an array of gourmet stands serving crêpes, waffles, churros, and other classic treats — ensuring an experience that combines excitement with indulgence.

Poster for La Foire Attractions de Monaco 2025 in Port Hercule

Courtesy Mairie de Monaco

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  • Food stalls & children’s rides will open daily from 11:00 am
  • All other stalls will open daily from 2:00 pm to 11:00 pm – this is extended to midnight on Fridays, Saturdays, and the eve of public holidays
  • There is an exceptional opening until 1:00 am on Tuesday, 18th November in advance of la Fête Nationale monégasque on the 19th November

La Foire Attractions de Monaco runs from 17th October to 19th November 2025 in Port Hercule in Monaco. Admission is free. All you need to do is enjoy yourself!

Amusements at La Foire Attractions de Monaco in Port Hercule

Courtesy Mairie de Monaco

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La Foire Attractions
Port Hercule
Quai Albert Ier
98000 Monaco

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All images and photographs courtesy La Mairie de Monaco


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