Holiday calendar

Public holidays in Monaco

dates, names and what's closed

Monaco

It's worth planning around Monaco's holiday calendar: attractions, museums and banks close, public transport switches to a holiday timetable, and flight and hotel prices around long weekends jump. On the upside — festivals, parades and markets you won't see on an ordinary day.

Coming up

Upcoming public holidays in Monaco

  • Sunday 1 NovemberAll Saints' Day · Toussaint
  • Thursday 19 NovemberH.S.H. the Sovereign Prince's Day · La Fête du Prince
  • Tuesday 8 DecemberImmaculate Conception · Immaculée Conception
  • Friday 25 DecemberChristmas Day · Noël
  • Friday 1 January 2027New Year's Day · Nouvel An
  • Wednesday 27 January 2027Saint Devota's Day · Sainte Dévote
  • Friday 26 March 2027Good Friday · Vendredi saint
  • Sunday 28 March 2027Easter Sunday · Pâques
  • Monday 29 March 2027Easter Monday · Lundi de Pâques
  • Saturday 1 May 2027Labour Day · 1er mai
  • Thursday 6 May 2027Ascension Day · Ascension
  • Monday 17 May 2027Whit Monday · Lundi de Pentecôte
  • Thursday 27 May 2027Corpus Christi · la Fête-Dieu
  • Sunday 15 August 2027Assumption · Assomption
All 2026 holidays in Monaco
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Q&A

Answers to your questions

What's the next public holiday in Monaco?
All Saints' Day — Sunday 1 November.
How many public holidays does Monaco have?
Monaco has 14 public holidays in 2026. Government offices and banks close, and some attractions and shops may be closed or on reduced hours.
What's closed on public holidays in Monaco?
Banks, government offices and post offices close. Many supermarkets and shops close or run reduced hours, especially in smaller towns. Public transport usually shifts to a weekend timetable, and museums and attractions vary — check ahead.
Is it worth visiting Monaco during a holiday?
It depends on the holiday. Ones with a public tradition — markets, parades, fireworks — are an experience in themselves. Ones where everything shuts and locals stay home are less convenient. The list above flags what to expect on each date.
Are shops open on Sundays in Monaco?
Some European countries restrict Sunday and holiday trading by law; others don't. In big cities and tourist areas something is always open, but don't count on a big shop run on a Sunday or holiday.
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