The Monaco Grand Prix
Monaco Grand Prix: speed, prestige and spectacle in the Principality
A legendary race through the streets of Monte-Carlo, where luxury meets adrenaline
One of the oldest and most prestigious motor races in the world, the Monaco Grand Prix is a must-see event of the Formula 1 season. Held on a street circuit in the heart of the Principality, this legendary meeting draws tens of thousands of enthusiasts and curious onlookers to the famous Rocher every May for a spectacle like no other. Make the most of your stay at our campsite in Fréjus to discover the Monaco Grand Prix.


A street circuit with a world-famous reputation
Narrow streets, legendary corners and pinpoint precision
Created in 1929, the Monaco Grand Prix is an extraordinary event on the Formula 1 World Championship calendar. The highly technical and demanding track winds through the streets of Monte-Carlo and the Port Hercules. With its famous corners such as the Rascasse, the Tunnel and the Casino, this circuit demands extreme concentration and pinpoint precision from drivers.
Temporary infrastructure is set up in the heart of the city, turning Monaco into a genuine mechanical arena. Balconies, yachts and makeshift grandstands offer a front-row seat to the action in an exceptional setting, surrounded by buildings, sea and palm trees. The slightest mistake can cost the race, adding even more tension and prestige to the event.


In addition to Formula 1, the circuit sometimes hosts support categories such as F2, the Porsche Supercup or historic racing cars. This makes for a packed, fast-paced and spectacular program from Thursday to Sunday. The circuit’s unique layout, its rare but decisive overtakes and its urban atmosphere make it a highlight of the F1 calendar.



An unmatched atmosphere on the Rocher
Where luxury, excitement and motorsport passion collide
The Monaco Grand Prix is much more than a race: it’s a glamorous event where celebrities, jet-setters, F1 fans and thrill-seekers all come together. The atmosphere in the streets is electric, hotels are fully booked, restaurants and clubs fill up, and the entire city buzzes to the sound of engines for several days.
Alongside the race, a host of activities are on offer: free practice sessions, historic single-seater races, technical demonstrations, private parties and more. The port becomes a true floating showcase with its luxurious yachts, while the city hosts concerts and exclusive events. A perfect blend of glamour and motorsport.



The Principality puts on its finest display, with floral decorations, themed window displays and light installations. Giant screens are set up in certain neighborhoods so everyone can follow the key moments live, and the streets come alive with the sound of horns and cheers. The festive, passionate atmosphere makes this weekend feel like a moment frozen in time.
A day trip to plan from the Var
An accessible event for a spectacular day out on the coast

If you’re staying in the Var in May, it’s entirely possible to spend a day in Monaco to attend the Grand Prix or its festivities. From Fréjus, Saint-Raphaël or the surrounding area, you can easily reach the Principality by train or car. It’s best to book in advance, especially for accommodation or grandstand tickets.
This kind of experience is ideal for motorsport enthusiasts and curious visitors alike, looking for adrenaline and a great show. You can also discover the charms of Monaco: its historic Rocher, its gardens, its Oceanographic Museum or its casino. Between races, treat yourself to a relaxing moment on a harbor terrace or some luxury shopping.

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