If you are coming from afar and wish to avoid airplane travel, the night train is the most practical and eco-friendly option.
From France: An overnight train connects Paris to Nice, reducing your carbon footprint by up to 20 times compared to flying, and allowing you to make the most of your day. For greater comfort, we recommend you opt for a sleeper seat.
From Europe: If you’re traveling from abroad, consult the map of night trains in Europe to plan the most efficient route.
Day trains: Thanks to Europe’s High-Speed Train network, getting to Monaco is easy and comfortable. Numerous connections allow you to reach the Principality from many French and international cities.
For more information and to book your tickets, visit the Trainline and SNCF websites.
Monaco is a short train ride away: 30 minutes from Nice and Ventimiglia, 11 minutes from Menton
From Nice or Ventimiglia: approx. 30 minutes’ journey, with trains running every 15 minutes.
From Menton: the journey is even shorter, just 11 minutes!
A ZOU! train ticket is valid for a specific journey, on all trains running that day. You can therefore book your round-trip ticket in advance and take a train at a different time than the one indicated on the ticket.
To reach Monaco, you can also choose the bus with the following options:
All buses are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
For detailed schedules and fares, you can visit the official Zou and Lignes d’Azur websites.
To reduce road congestion, we invite all the fans to coordinate and share rides to Monaco during the event.
QR code to identify the Salines car park on Waze (all devices):
Saturday, May 1, and Sunday, May 2, 2027 (11th and 12th Monaco E-Prix), then Thursday 3rd, Friday 4th, Saturday 5th, and Sunday 6th of June 2027 (Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Grand Prix de Monaco 2027): €10 flat rate for the day at the parking lots at the city entrance (Salines and Saint Antoine)
New for 2027: A flat fee of €20 at the Wurtemberg parking lot for parking beyond the third hour and for arrivals before 3:00 p.m. (this time will be adjusted based on the race schedule, particularly for Sprint Qualifying and Qualifying).
The exits from the Monaco train station are close to the access points to the F1 public Grandstands.
Once on-site, we recommend exploring the city on foot or by bus.
Monapass is an all-in-one application that makes it easy to get around Monaco, allowing you to make purchases directly from your smartphone.
It also offers quick access to bus and shuttle timetables, as well as to the many self-service electric bike stations thanks to the Monabike service.
Please note that to take advantage of the Monabike service, you need to create a personal account. This can be done in a matter of seconds, directly via the Monapass application or on the Monabike website.
Practical Tips
Book in advance: Train and public transport tickets are often in high demand during the event. To secure your spot, book your tickets well in advance.
Prefer off-peak travel times: Trains and buses outside of rush hours are less crowded and allow for a more enjoyable journey.
This information is provided for general guidance only and may be subject to change.
*It is strongly recommended that you do not bring luggage to the Grand Prix as there are no lockers or left luggage facilities.
The circuit is situated in the centre of town, therefore within close proximity to all the shops, restaurants, cafes, etc…
On the map of the circuit you will note that all of the amenities are easily accessible from each of the Tribunes (Public WC, Emergency services, Drinks and Snack bars, etc….).
The ticket gives access to all the races of the day.
If you want to walk around Monaco between two races, please make sure to present your ticket to the controllers and have it scanned in and out each time you go in or leave your grandstand.
No ticket will allow you to do a pit walk.
