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Monaco F1 Guide 2027:
Schedule, Tickets, Hotels & Circuit

Choose your seats and stay. Discover Monaco, then build your race weekend.Plan your whole race weekend.4–6 June 2027Race day:

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Latest result 2026

Race

Sunday 7 June 2026 · Circuit de Monaco

Kimi Antonelli wins the Monaco Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton finishes second, with Isack Hadjar third.

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  1. #44

    Lewis Hamilton

    +6.271s
  2. #12

    Kimi Antonelli

    2:23:31.243
  3. #6

    Isack Hadjar

    +23.394s

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Monaco The essentials

Race dates

3–6 June 2027

Sprint weekend

F1, F2, F3 & Porsche Supercup. Programme confirmed; times pending.

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Monaco Your weekend, your way

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your weekend.

Choose your seat. Find your stay. Plan the days around the race.

Inside the Monaco guide

Precision racing between ancient limestone and superyacht harbour.

Experience motorsport’s crown jewel in the Principality of Monaco. Balance high-stakes street racing past the Casino and harbour with realistic travel planning: discover why basing in Nice beats overpriced hotels, decode the cliffside train station exits, and compare grandstands against private terrace balconies.

The Monaco Grand Prix is the most historic, uncompromising street race in the world. Cars brush armco barriers at 280 km/h through the tunnel and thread the needle around the iconic Fairmont Hairpin—the slowest corner on the entire calendar at just 48 km/h.

For spectators, attending Monaco requires looking past glossy marketing and understanding practical geography. The Principality measures just 2 square kilometers, leading to extreme congestion, steep vertical topography, and eye-watering hotel pricing. Basing in Nice or border towns like Beausoleil and taking the train is the secret that veteran fans have relied on for decades.

Compare grandstands, balconies and yacht packages by their actual track view. Check the floor or deck, catering and access included, then choose a hotel around your return train or walk.

Featured / Race week

Make time for
what the race hides.

The places worth an hour between sessions, and what each one asks of a plan.

See everything to do
01Restaurants
Cédric Grolet Monte-Carlo01RestaurantsCédric Grolet Monte-CarloExplore experience Mada One02RestaurantsMada OneExplore experience Le Limún03RestaurantsLe LimúnExplore experience

The principality

Make time for
what the race hides.

The city the circuit runs through, for the fifty-one weeks a year it belongs to everyone else.

  • The climb out of Sainte Dévote, empty for fifty-one weeks of the year.
  • Port Hercule, before the barriers go up.
  • Casino Square, where the circuit runs past the front doors.
  • The descent to Portier and the tunnel mouth.
  • Larvotto, the other side of the principality.
  • The Rock, above everything the race occupies.
  • Terraces that overlook the track because the track came later.
  • The harbour at dusk, ten days before first practice.
  • Turn seven, and the wall that has ended more races than any other.

The circuit

Two miles of public road,
closed for four days.

Eighteen corners, the start line and the grandstands we can place. The shading is the ticketed perimeter: inside it, on race days, you need a pass to walk at all.

Loading the mapFind your bearings in a moment.
Sector 11.051 kmSector 21.419 kmSector 30.867 km

Approximate ticketed areaClosed to traffic and pedestriansOn foot with a race ticket

Closures shown are from 2025. Shaded boundaries are approximate. Check current road restrictions and follow event signs.

Map credits: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

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Tell us how long you have and the Monaco you want. We’ll give the day a shape—without planning out the surprise.

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Qualifying6Qualifying day, from the harbourThe most compressed day of the weekend. The Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying are your two anchors; leave room for meals and a slow exit.Open in route planner Race day5Race day, in your seat earlyThe day everything is constrained. Get in early, accept you are staying in, and plan the evening around a slow exit.Open in route planner Race day6Race day from the rail corridorDesigned backwards from the journey home, because that is the part that goes wrong. Without a ticket the day is about being in the city, not in a grandstand.Open in route planner Practice6Practice day, the cheap way inThe most relaxed day of the weekend and the best value: the cars run, the city still works, and the crowd is a fraction of Sunday’s.Open in route planner Before it starts4The day before it startsMonaco without the noise. One fixed thing, a beach, and no journey that depends on a road being open.Open in route planner Race day4Race day, from outside the noiseBeing near the race without being inside it. The aim is a day that can be abandoned at any point without ruining anything.Open in route planner

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The latest places to discover in Monaco Grand Prix, and what is actually on while you are here.

  1. 01MonacoLe LimúnSee the surface
  2. 02Monaco · One Monte-CarloMada OneSee the surface
  3. 03Monaco · Hôtel de ParisCédric Grolet Monte-CarloSee the surface

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Where to stay

Hotels and apartments across Monaco and the French Riviera, organised around access as well as atmosphere.

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Know before you go / 10 answers

The inside line.

10 answers

Tickets & views / Answer 01

When do Monaco Grand Prix 2027 tickets go on sale?

General public sales open Thursday 1 October 2026 through the official Monaco Grand Prix website, app and ACM ticket office at 44 rue Grimaldi. ACM member presale began 17 September 2026.

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Editorial notes & sources

Ticket information reviewed 2026-09-28. Availability and prices are confirmed by the seller when booking.

Trip totals are estimates per person, based on two adults sharing a room. Flights are excluded unless shown. Child prices, availability and booking terms are confirmed by the provider.

Budget Petrolhead (Le Rocher GA + Nice Base): Includes Saturday qualifying and Sunday race access to the steep dirt hillside beneath the Prince's Palace. Stay near Nice-Ville train station to ensure easy 20-minute morning rail commutes. Round-trip double-decker train tickets between Nice and Monaco (€8.80 EUR/day) plus Nice airport tram. Fresh baguettes from local bakeries in Nice/Condamine plus bottled water. Authentic chickpea socca in Vieux Nice, pasta dishes, and casual local wine. Official team cap (€65 EUR), daytime Casino de Monte-Carlo tour ticket (€19 EUR), travel eSIM (€11 EUR).

The Sweet-Spot Fan (Most Popular): Monaco's premier grandstand ticket overlooking Tabac through the Swimming Pool chicane. Puts you in the center of Nice dining and nightlife within walking distance of train platforms. Pre-booked digital TER train tickets via SNCF Connect app + airport tramway transfers. Hot lunches in La Condamine market plus 2–3 beers daily (€9.50 EUR/pint). Evening drinks on the track asphalt after 19:30, seafood dinners in Nice, and French wine. Official team polo (€110 EUR), Oceanographic Museum pass (€19 EUR), Casino gaming ticket (€19 EUR), eSIM (€37 EUR).

Luxury VIP Experience: Private elevated high-rise balcony, open bar, gourmet French catering, and champagne. Iconic luxury palace on Casino Square with private race viewing and 4-night minimum. 7-minute helicopter transfer from Nice Airport (NCE) to Monaco Heliport + private Mercedes chauffeur. Included in VIP ticket: all-inclusive Michelin-caliber French gastronomy and free-flowing champagne. 3-star Michelin dining at Louis XV Alain Ducasse, Cipriani Monte Carlo, and VIP tables at Jimmy'z. Full team merchandise package plus private chauffeured tour to Èze Village and Cap Ferrat.