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Monaco and the French Riviera during Grand Prix week

Ticket-location guide

The grandstands,
compared honestly.

There is no single best Monaco seat. Sainte Dévote, Casino Square, the harbour, the swimming pool, Rascasse and the final corner show different races—and place you in different parts of the city.

Compare the kind of racing each section reveals.

The 2027 grandstand plan is not published. These are 2026 locations for understanding the circuit—not a promise that letters, entrances or seat blocks will remain unchanged.

T1

Sainte Dévote

Tribune A / A1

The first corner, at the foot of the hill after the start straight. First-lap incidents happen here more than anywhere.

Ticketed · reference edition 2026
T4

Casino Square

Tribune B

Opposite the Casino de Monte-Carlo, where the cars turn in after Massenet. The most photographed seat on the circuit.

Ticketed · reference edition 2026
T12

Tabac, running along the harbour front towards the swimming pool

Tribune K

The largest grandstand on the circuit, with the harbour behind the track.

Ticketed · reference edition 2026
T13

The swimming pool complex

Tribunes L, M, N, O, P

The two chicanes beside the water. N, O and P stand on the harbour pier itself, surrounded by moored boats.

Ticketed · reference edition 2026
T18

La Rascasse, opposite the pit boxes

Tribune T

Slow, tight and directly across from the garages — the best view of pit work on the circuit.

Ticketed · reference edition 2026
T19

Antony Noghès, the final corner

Tribune V

The last corner onto the main straight, with the pit entrance opposite and the grid in view before the start.

Ticketed · reference edition 2026

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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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