Circuit de Monaco
Monte Carlo street circuit, home to the Monaco Grand Prix since 1929.
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The Circuit de Monaco runs through Monte Carlo and La Condamine, hosting the Monaco Grand Prix since 1929. The 3.3 km street circuit includes Sainte-Dévote, the swimming-pool chicane and the Fairmont hairpin.
Where you watch
Viewing depends on the choice you make. The Nice and Cannes choices place you in Grandstand T or K for Sunday 6 June 2027, the day of the Grand Prix. The Fairmont Monte-Carlo choice gives access to a seventh-floor suite above the hairpin on Friday 4, Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 June, looking down on the track.
The offered Grandstand T seats are in T low, the open-air lower tier between the swimming-pool exit and La Rascasse. Pit-lane views belong to the upper tiers, not this T low option. Grandstand K faces Port Hercule between Tabac and the swimming-pool chicane. Both grandstands have reserved seats, with the exact view depending on the seat. The seventh-floor Fairmont suite looks down on the hairpin and uses unreserved seating.
Staying and getting there
The five hotels in Nice and Cannes come with three nights from 4 to 7 June, return economy flights between London and Nice, and a welcome reception. The Fairmont Monte-Carlo sits on the circuit, and that choice runs four nights from 3 to 7 June, Thursday to Monday.
Race-day travel differs by hotel. From the Nice hotels, a return coach runs between your hotel and the circuit. From the Cannes hotels, the return journey is by train from Gare de Cannes to Monaco-Monte-Carlo. With the Fairmont Monte-Carlo, return helicopter transfers between Nice and Monaco are included on arrival and departure, and the circuit is on the doorstep. Anything beyond this is a detail your quote will confirm. If anyone in your party has access requirements, mention them when you enquire. The organiser states that the standard grandstands are not wheelchair-accessible. The hotel room, viewing location, route and transfers need checking together before booking; choosing a hotel on the circuit does not by itself confirm that every part of the trip is suitable.