“L’Été au Port Hercule”: Games, Music, and Colour for an Unforgettable Summer in Monaco

The 2025 summer season on the Quai Albert Ier was officially launched by Deputy Mayor Axelle Amalberti-Verdino, in charge of cultural events, joined by fellow Deputies Marjorie Crovetto and Karyn Ardisson Salopek, and City Councillor Nathalie Vaccarezza.

From July 18 to August 24, the much-loved “L’Été au Port Hercule” returns, transforming the heart of Monaco into a vibrant hub of entertainment for all ages.

Children and adults alike can enjoy a wide array of attractions: carousels, trampolines, go-karts, duck fishing, basketball courts, mini boats, temporary tattoo stands, and a Ninja course—all designed to create a fun, inclusive, and festive environment.

Thanks to a partnership with the Grimaldi Forum and its current exhibition “Couleurs! Masterpieces from the Centre Pompidou”, a special chalet has been set up for free creative workshops for children, encouraging imagination and artistic discovery.

Also making a comeback is the AS Monaco Village, offering daily games, football tournaments, meet-and-greets with youth academy players, and e-sport competitions every Sunday. A space where sport, play, and social connection come together in the open air.

Among the highlights are two special evening events on Saturday, July 26 and Saturday, August 9, during which all vendors will remain open until midnight. The programme includes inflatable castles, fireworks (at 10:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. respectively), and lively music with DJ sets and pop-rock concerts.

Food stalls will be open from lunchtime, and each attraction is free to adjust its schedule based on visitor attendance.

Once again, “L’Été au Port Hercule” confirms its status as a key summer event in Monaco, where attention to detail, high-quality entertainment, and a strong sense of community turn the Port into a space of joy, connection, and shared experiences.