Late autumn sees increasing cloud and rain, and visitor numbers decline. Indoor attractions and restaurants are more comfortable for short stays.
Average temperature across Monaco in November.
Late November feels unmistakably autumnal with cooler days around 12-15°C and damp spells that make stone pavements slick in the old town areas near the casino. Many terraces close for the season and the city-state takes on a quieter tone. Packing a waterproof jacket and shoes with decent grip makes exploring the Monte‑Carlo architecture comfortable despite the shorter daylight hours.
November feels distinctly cooler by the sea; you’ll notice fewer beachgoers and more walkers with scarves, and daylight shortens. Occasional rainy days predominate and the eastern seafront’s cafés maintain a quieter, local feel. Pack a waterproof jacket and sensible shoes; the walk along the coast is still pleasant on clear days.
November brings a quieter, reflective tone to the harbour with cooling days and more frequent rain; many boats are in winter maintenance and terraces pare back service. It’s an atmospheric time for photography of moored yachts under low winter light, but walkers should pack waterproof footwear. Indoor options like small museums and the Monaco Top Cars collection make good rainy‑day choices.
Upper Terraces
November cools the Rocher noticeably; days can be grey and damp with fewer tourists and several attractions operating shorter hours. The Exotic Garden looks sculptural against the cooler skies and the Palace precinct is restful for strolling. Pack a warm, waterproof jacket and expect short daylight hours to constrain lengthy sightseeing.
Monaco's National Day is observed on November 19 with official ceremonies and some public events.
See how November compares with the rest of the year, then read the full guide.