Monaco Yacht Show 2025: set-up

Monaco Yacht Show 2025: set-up

3 SEPTEMBER 2025
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The 34th Monaco Yacht Show, the internationally renowned yachting exhibition, will take place from 24 to 27 September 2025. A major event that brings significant economic benefits to the Principality, will require substantial logistical preparations starting in late August.

The set-up of event infrastructure thus began on 30 August 2025. Concentrated around Port Hercule, it mainly concerns the Quai des États-Unis, Avenue J.F. Kennedy, Route de la Piscine, and the various port quays, extending to Quai Antoine Ier from 8 September.

To ensure safety while the installations are set up, parking restrictions will be enforced, while vehicles and pedestrian traffic will be diverted. Some areas may be closed-off entirely for short periods.

Special measures will be introduced to ease traffic conditions at peak times, however,  including allowing parents to drop off children attending nearby schools, and arrangements to ensure deliveries can continue.

The Route de la Piscine will be closed between 15 September and 1 October inclusive.

However, the road will still be open to traffic in the direction Portier-Quai Antoine Ier during the morning rush hour throughout this period, with the exception of the day before the Monaco Yacht Show opens, and the three days after it has ended.

A dedicated parking area for bicycles and motorcycles will be available on Avenue de la Quarantaine from 8 September 2025, when restrictions are introduced on Quai Antoine Ier.

The areas concerned will be gradually re-opened to the public from 28 September, with normal conditions resumed on 9 October 2025.

These measures have been carefully planned in close coordination between the government and the event’s organisers, with the aim of continuously improving conditions and minimising inconvenience for residents, businesses, and port users, while ensuring the Monaco Yacht Show can be held smoothly and safely.

Find all parking and traffic restrictions on Légimonaco.

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