Formula 1 Monaco Tickets

The Monaco Grand Prix is more than just motorsport – it’s the full Côte d’Azur experience. Think yachts, palm-lined promenades and harbour views, combined with thrilling racing action, stylish clubs, Mediterranean cuisine and some of Europe’s most exclusive spots to explore.

Full-on Monaco vibes – where racing meets luxury

The Monaco Grand Prix in 2026 is an experience you don’t want to miss. The Circuit de Monaco is a street circuit that runs right through Monte Carlo, along the harbour, past tight corners and the famous tunnel section that even the pros find challenging. The exclusive setting and the close-up race action make this weekend truly unique.

What makes it special? You’re right in the middle of it. During the race weekend, you stroll through the city, and with a bit of luck, you might bump into a driver or celebrity. Whether it’s at your hotel, the harbour or on the way to dinner, Monaco is the place to soak up motorsport, luxury and international stars. Even Jimmy’z, one of the city’s most elite clubs, is known for legendary nights with drivers, team members and VIPs. If you’re in, you’re in for the real Monaco deal.

Want to make it even more exclusive? Go for top-tier VIP Hospitality: experience pure luxury at the Monaco Grand Prix, either on a yacht, a VIP lounge or a terrace with views of the harbour, a key corner or the main straight. Whether it’s Harbour Club Yacht, Terrace Albatros or Harbour Club Fairmont – each of these VIP spots offers first-class views with five-star service. Expect champagne, gourmet food, an open bar and an unforgettable vibe.

Top drinks? Head to rooftop bars like Amù Monte Carlo or Blue Gin – complete with views over the marina, city lights and sometimes even the circuit itself. Feeling hungry? Go for local favourites like Barbagiuan or freshly grilled fish – best enjoyed with a sea view. Want more foodie inspiration for your Monaco trip? Check out the Top 10 restaurants in Monaco on Tripadvisor.

Pro tip: Just outside the Casino de Monte-Carlo, the most stunning cars in town line up during GP weekend – well worth a quick stop. Also nearby: Prince Albert’s Car Collection, just steps from the circuit. A small but top-class exhibition with rare classics and real F1 cars.

Nice, Cannes & Menton – the perfect add-on to your GP weekend

There’s even more to explore beyond Monaco along the Côte d’Azur – all adding unforgettable moments to your trip.

Just under 20 minutes from Monaco, you’ll find Èze Village – a charming hilltop town with narrow lanes and postcard-worthy views. Another insider tip: the viewpoint at Tête de Chien. From here, you’ll get a breathtaking view straight down into Monaco – race track included.

Looking for coastal vibes? Menton delivers with a laid-back Riviera feel, beachfront bars and relaxing promenades. And Cannes is especially alive in May: film festival glamour meets F1 action – red carpet one day, roaring engines the next.

Don’t skip Nice either: it's perfect for a longer stay and well-connected to Monaco by train. Wander the old town or enjoy a drink at sunset along the promenade – here, French charm meets Mediterranean ease.

Craving even more racing in Monaco? Formula 1 is just the beginning. Every two years, the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique brings vintage racing machines back to life, with classic cars from different eras speeding through the streets of Monte Carlo. Real old-school magic. And the future of racing is here too: at the Monaco E-Prix, the world’s fastest electric cars battle it out on the same track – quiet, fast and cutting-edge.

Please note that the schedule is subject to change. Monaco is in the UTC+2 time zone. The F1 race weekend in Monte Carlo runs from Friday to Sunday – with the first sessions usually starting around 08:00 local time. All times listed refer to local time.

The 2026 Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix is expected to take place from 5 to 7 June, with the main race set for Sunday, 7 June at 15:00 local time.

* The official schedule includes the practice sessions, qualifying, and Sunday’s main race. Keep in mind that exact times may change at short notice. Check back regularly to stay updated on the latest schedule and ticket availability.

Whether you're here for the thrill of qualifying or the big race on Sunday, the race in Monaco delivers luxury and Riviera vibes like no other event. Get your Monaco GP Tickets now and experience the most iconic race of the year live in Monaco!

Experiencing Monaco during the Grand Prix is a dream come true – but it's also one of the priciest weekends of the year. That’s why many fans opt for charming towns nearby that offer fast and easy access to the circuit. Our Global-Tickets Travel Packages take the stress out of planning: hand-picked hotels with breakfast included.

Travel Packages with Formula 1 Monaco Tickets – your benefits at a glance

Want to experience the race without spending hours on planning? Our Travel Packages combine your Formula 1 Monaco Tickets with top-rated hotels – in stunning coastal towns like Cannes or Nice, just a short train ride from Monaco.

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To make sure your Grand Prix weekend in Monaco gets off to the perfect start, it’s worth checking out the best ways to get to the circuit and explore the area – whether you're flying, taking the train or driving. Here are the top options for a smooth arrival and stress-free local travel.

Flying in – what’s the best airport for your F1 Monaco trip?

The closest international airport is Nice Côte d’Azur (NCE) – just about an hour from Monaco. Many visitors choose to stay in Nice or nearby coastal towns, where accommodation is easier to find and connections on race day are simple. From there, you can reach Monaco easily by train or bus – fast, reliable and with stunning views along the coast.

How to get to Monaco by train or bus

Taking the train is by far the most convenient and reliable way to get to the Grand Prix. TER regional trains run frequently between Nice-Ville and Monaco Monte-Carlo, with extra services laid on over the race weekend. And the best part? The scenic coastal route drops you right in Monaco, just steps from the track.

Once you’re in Monaco, walking is your best bet. The city is small but full of hills and levels that can be a bit of a workout. Luckily, there’s a handy network of public lifts and hidden walkways to make it easier. Check out our app recommendations for insider tips!

Buses also run from Nice to Monaco for the F1 weekend – though expect some changes or detours due to the event.

Driving to the F1 in Monaco – what you need to know

Driving straight into Monaco for the Grand Prix isn’t the best idea. Many roads are closed, access is heavily restricted, and parking is extremely limited.

If you’re arriving by car, your best option is to park outside Monaco – for example, in Cap d’Ail – and then continue on foot or by train. For the most relaxing experience, we definitely recommend using public transport or booking accommodation with direct access to the Monaco–Monte Carlo train line.

Make the most of your F1 Monaco weekend with these handy apps for navigation, food and local tips. Perfect for getting around with ease, discovering great spots and staying up to date throughout your trip.