2026 Monaco Grand Prix
05 - 07 June 2026 | Circuit de Monaco
Book your Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2026 tickets with Grand Prix Events. Get closer to the action on the narrow streets of the iconic Circuit de Monaco with grandstand seats or all-inclusive yacht, terrace or F1 Paddock Club hospitality.
Why You Should Attend
For most Formula 1 fans, glamour, history and prestige place the Monaco Grand Prix at the very top of their bucket list. It’s the place to see and be seen as the drivers battle their way through the tight and twisting streets of Monte Carlo. A trip to the Monaco Grand Prix doesn’t need to break the bank: there’s ample accommodation in nearby Nice and the principality is well linked by train to other cities on the French Riviera.
Where to Watch at Circuit de Monaco
Every corner at the Monaco Grand Prix is steeped in history and every turn has potential for chaos. The majority of the circuit’s grandstands are located around the start/finish straight and in the latter half of the track. Top picks include Grandstand K, which is a great spot to see the cars up close at the fastest point of the circuit, while Grandstand T will give you views of the pit lane and the Swimming Pool complex.
F1 Experiences Packages
Get closer to the action at Circuit de Monaco with a choice of exclusive grandstand, terrace and superyacht packages from F1 Experiences. Watch the action from the best grandstand seats or enjoy all-inclusive premium hospitality at the most glamorous weekend on the F1 calendar.
F1 Paddock Club & Hospitality Suites
Make your weekend at Circuit de Monaco one to remember with access to a premium hospitality suite. Available for one, two or three days, choose from the best viewing terraces in Monaco or enjoy exclusive access to the F1 Paddock Club yacht or hospitality suite.
2026 Monaco Grand Prix Tickets
Monaco Grand Prix History
The Monaco Grand Prix’s origins date back to 1929 and the event has appeared on the Formula 1 calendar almost every year since the sport’s inaugural season in 1950. Known as the ‘Jewel In The Crown’, it is the most prestigious and most recognisable race on the calendar. The circuit has separated elite drivers from their peers over the decades, with Ayrton Senna, Graham Hill and Michael Schumacher among the names with the most wins in the principality.
About Circuit de Monaco
Surrounded by France, the tiny principality of Monaco is one of few sovereign city-states and is home to some of the world’s wealthiest individuals. Monte Carlo has to be seen to be believed, with its grand architecture built into the side of cliff faces, paired with the stunning coastline of the French Riviera. There’s no better way of seeing Monaco than from the circuit itself, which - uniquely - is open to the public after each day of on-track action.
