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MonacoFree-access sports facilities in Monaco

In Monaco, we have not found an open dataset on sports facilities. Oukonjou therefore relies on OpenStreetMap, the worldwide collaborative map, to show you the principality's free-access facilities, such as the MonaMove fitness stations by the harbours.

Explore this country on the map

Monaco is a city-state on the Mediterranean, surrounded on land by France. With no official open database, Oukonjou uses OpenStreetMap, built by volunteer contributors, to find free-access facilities.

In such a compact territory, facilities are never far apart. On the map you will find street workout and fitness areas, multisport courts, basketball courts and other mapped facilities.

Oukonjou is an independent, unofficial site. On site, go by the posted rules. Full details of our sources are on the Sources and licences page.

By facility type

Basketball courts 3Street workout areas 2Table tennis tables 1Swimming spots 1

Data sources

SourceLicenceNote
OpenStreetMapODbLMain and only source for Monaco. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Coverage

Coverage depends entirely on OpenStreetMap contributors, with no official data to fill the gaps. The territory is small, but a new or low-key facility may still be missing from the map.

Local highlights

  • The MonaMove stations are two connected outdoor fitness areas, free and open to everyone, powered by solar energy. You will find them at Port de Fontvieille and Port Hercule.
  • In 2019, the Prince's Government announced the purchase of two connected sports installations and a parkour area.
  • Monaco is a city-state made up of a single municipality, so most facilities are within walking distance.
  • The official language is French, so signs and posted rules are in French.

Rules and customs

  • Posted rules: each facility may have its own rules of use, such as opening hours or a minimum age. Read the sign on site; it takes precedence.
  • Local rules: access conditions are set by whoever manages the facility, the Mairie de Monaco or the Prince's Government depending on the site.
  • Connected equipment: at the fitness stations, follow the posted instructions and make room for other users once you have finished your set.
  • Neighbours: facilities are right in the city. Stick to the posted hours and respect local residents' peace and quiet, especially in the evening.

Languages

French (official language).

Report an error

In Monaco, the map relies on OpenStreetMap, which anyone can edit. Create a free account on openstreetmap.org to add a missing facility, fix a location or mark one as closed: your fix will benefit every site that uses this data, Oukonjou included. Prefer not to edit it yourself? Write to us from the Contact page.

Data updated on November 2, 2026