The Place d’Armes car park in Monaco has reopened to the public, having been closed since mid-June for strengthening and refurbishment work carried out alongside the restructuring of the Condamine Market.

Monaco’s Mairie confirmed that the car park has been accessible again since 5th August. It had been shut, initially until the end of July, so that the ceilings of its entry and exit ramps could be reinforced, with the public-parking authority also using the closure to carry out repairs and improvements across the structure.

Part of the Condamine Market overhaul

The work was tied to the wider, 13-month overhaul of the Condamine Market, which began in January and is due to be completed in early 2027, with the market’s traders relocated to Place d’Armes for the duration. While the car park was out of use, drivers had been directed to nearby options, including the Condamine and Colle car parks.

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