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Monaco retailers invite public to celebrate Christmas with new events

Monaco retailers invite public to celebrate Christmas with new events
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Monaco’s retailers are inviting residents and visitors to enjoy a month of festive activities across the Principality’s shopping districts. From today till 3 January 2026, La Condamine, Boulevard des Moulins, the Larvotto complex and the streets of Monte-Carlo will host a series of free events designed for families and the wider public.

The programme features live gospel performances singing traditional Christmas carols, as well as appearances by Father Christmas, his elves, magicians and other performers, bringing a festive atmosphere to the streets.

Two locations will offer special activities for children. At the Larvotto complex, a Christmas chalet will host creative workshops and photo opportunities with Father Christmas. A letterbox will allow children to submit their wish lists. Visitors can also enjoy a trampoline, a flying-chair merry-go-round and a candy kiosk.

On Boulevard des Moulins, a similar Christmas chalet will provide children’s workshops and a meeting with Father Christmas, along with a letterbox for sending letters to him.

The events are organised by the Union des Commerçants et Artisans de Monaco, with support from the Prince’s Government, and aim to encourage people to rediscover the shopping districts in a warm, family-friendly festive setting.

The full programme, including precise locations and times, is available on the official website.

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December 6, 2025
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Retailers in Monaco are hosting a month of free, family-oriented festive activities across key shopping districts until 3 January 2026. The programme, supported by the Prince’s Government, features live gospel performances and specialised Christmas chalets offering workshops and encounters with Father Christmas. These initiatives aim to revitalise local commerce by attracting residents and visitors to the Principality’s retail hubs through a celebratory seasonal atmosphere.
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