Monaco will celebrate Easter with a mix of family-friendly activities and gourmet dining experiences, from egg hunts and creative workshops for children to Michelin-starred menus and festive brunches across the Principality.
On 14th April, the Princess Caroline Library will host a reading session featuring Easter-themed stories for little ones.
On 16th April, children aged seven to 10 can participate in a pottery workshop at the A Fàbrica room in the Princess Antoinette Park. Two sessions will be available, allowing participants to create Easter-themed clay pieces. Registration is required as places are limited. Click here for more information.
The Botanical Centre at the Jardin Exotique will host its annual plant hunt on 19th April from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Children aged three to 12 will be encouraged to search for plants hidden in the garden beds, with a treat bag of chocolate eggs offered to participants once they have completed their mission. Registration is required. Click here to find out more.
The Princess Antoinette Park will also host an afternoon of Easter entertainment on 20th April from 2pm to 5.30pm. Activities will include a large inflatable play structure, face painting, creative workshops, wooden games, balloon sculpting and a photo booth with mascots. Entry to all of these activities is free. To view the full programme and make reservations, click here.
Easter dining experiences
Alongside these family-friendly events, Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer (SBM) is organising a series of gourmet Easter experiences across its hotels and restaurants. Several establishments will be offering special menus and brunches between 20th and 21st April, catering to various tastes.
For example, the Hôtel de Paris will offer an Easter menu at Le Grill for €275, a buffet with live music and children’s entertainment in the Salle Empire on 20th April for €340, and a special menu at Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse priced between €290 and €420. Easter doves by Pastry Chef Sandro Micheli will be available until 20th April.
Nearby, the Casino de Monte-Carlo will offer Easter-themed à la carte dishes at Le Salon Rose and Le Train Bleu.
A short walk away, Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo will serve an Easter buffet in the Salle Belle Époque, followed by an egg hunt in the Salon Excelsior for children, on 20th April. The package includes unlimited champagne, water and coffee, priced at €240 per person or €120 for children. At Pavyllon Monte-Carlo, Yannick Alléno’s Parisian-style Easter brunch will be available for €175 per person, with an optional €75 wine pairing.
At Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo, a three-course Easter menu will be served at L’Hirondelle for €110, excluding drinks, on 30th March and 21st April.
Further along the coast in the Larvotto area, Monte-Carlo Bay Hôtel & Resort will host an Easter brunch on 20th April, featuring unlimited Taittinger Prélude Grands Crus Champagne and an egg hunt for children. The meal is priced at €205 per person, with reduced rates for children under 12.
For a more budget-friendly option, Mada One will offer a selection of Easter treats crafted by SBM’s Pôle Sucré, available for both dine-in and takeaway during the Easter festivities.
For more information or to make a reservation, click here.
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*Originally published 20th March 2025