Princess Antoinette Park
A family park in the heights with olive trees and a small animal enclosure.
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The Princess Antoinette park sits in the heights above Monaco, laid out around a grove of old olive trees, some of them said to be several centuries old, with a playground, a small farm enclosure with goats and rabbits for children, and paths through the planting. It is a working local park rather than a formal garden and it is where Monégasque families take their children. The park is named after Prince Rainier's sister and was laid out in the 1950s.
What you actually see
- The olive grove - the old trees the park is laid out around.
- The animal enclosure - the small farm section for children.
- The playground - the facilities the park is mostly used for.
- The local character - a park used by residents rather than visitors.
When to go
April to October is the pleasant season. The park is open year round. Weekends and school holidays are busiest.
Honest expectations
It is a family park and holds little for anyone without children. The animal enclosure is very small. There is no view to speak of.
Nearby
The Jardin Exotique is nearby, and Fontvieille is below.
What to pack for Princess Antoinette Park
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.