Children now have access to a secure sports facility on promenade Honoré II, offering a dedicated space for football and ball games. The fenced court has been installed in a residential area with features designed to balance children’s activities with neighborhood tranquility.

The facility complements an existing children’s playground on promenade Honoré II and forms part of the Prince’s Government initiative to expand outdoor activities for young Monaco residents.

Safety features and design

The court includes protective netting around its perimeter to prevent stray balls from leaving the playing area. The surface features shock-absorbing material for added safety. The facility operates on a free-access basis, with posted rules including a prohibition on leather balls to reduce noise levels.

Operating hours vary by season: 9am to 6pm from November through March, and 9am to 7pm from April through October.

Expanding sports options

The promenade Honoré II facility targets younger children, while the CityStade at quai Antoine Ier serves older children and adolescents. Together, the two sites provide a range of free-access sports options for different age groups.

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Photo credit: Stephane Dana, Government Communications Department