Monaco Grand Prix 2027 from Nice: the sprint weekend of 3 to 6 June, the ACM's grandstand and standing prices, the train from Nice and where to stay

💡 The Short Version: The Monaco Grand Prix runs Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 June 2027, and it is a sprint weekend for the first time. The Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM) sells the tickets: €40 for any grandstand on Thursday, €250 to €300 on Friday, €550 to €900 on Saturday and €800 to €1,150 on Sunday, with standing places at €50 to €75 on Friday. Formula 1’s own ticket site sells the same grandstands for more. Monaco is about 22 to 26 minutes from Nice-Ville by train, and the station is a 10-minute walk from the start-finish straight. Prices are in euros. Or book a tour: the Èze, Monaco and Monte-Carlo half-day tripad is from €36 and the Formula 1 track and Monte-Carlo night tourad from €65 (GetYourGuide). Neither sells entry to the race.

⚠️ Buy from the ACM. The same grandstand costs less at monaco-grandprix.com than on Formula 1’s ticket site, and Nice’s beds fill for the weekend, so book the room before you book the seat.

The weekend

The ACM announced the sprint format on its page for the 2027 weekend. Public sale opened on 1 October 2026, after a members’ pre-sale.

The track at the exit of the Tabac corner, with a grandstand above the barriers. Photo: crash71100, Wikimedia Commons, CC0.

Tickets and prices

The ACM’s price grid gives a full price per person for each grandstand and day. Examples:

The grid prints 18 grandstand categories, all €40 on Thursday and from €250 on Friday. From Friday to Sunday the Gold categories are the dearest.

A temporary grandstand on a scaffold frame in Monaco. Photo: Alexander Migl, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

• The cheapest day at the track is Thursday, at €40 for any grandstand, with the support races. The lowest price for a Formula 1 session is the Rocher on Friday, at €50, for Free Practice 1 and Sprint Qualifying.
• Where to buy. The ACM sells through monaco-grandprix.com, the Monaco Grand Prix app and its ticket office at 44 rue Grimaldi in Monaco.
• Formula 1’s own site (ticketing.formula1.com) lists Grandstand B at €285 on Friday, €915 on Saturday and €1,208 on Sunday, and €2,174 for the three days, against the ACM’s €250, €800 and €1,050.

Getting to Monaco from Nice

Regional trains run from Nice-Ville to Monaco-Monte Carlo in about 22 to 26 minutes, with a train every 15 minutes between Cannes and Menton. Check the last train back on the Sunday night, and carry your passport or ID card. Formula 1’s ticketing page puts the station a 10-minute walk from the start-finish straight and says driving in during the weekend is heavily restricted. Monaco from Nice has the train, the bus and the taxi, and Nice public transport the local fares.

Visit Monaco says the Changing of the Guard takes place every day at 11:55 on Place du Palais, except in the event of rain or exceptional circumstances. The Prince’s Palace is closed to visitors until spring 2027, and the Oceanographic Museum is closed on the Grand Prix weekend.

Tours worth paying for

None of these sells entry to the race. All three are guided trips from Nice, and prices are GetYourGuide’s lowest “from” prices, per person.

Èze, Monaco and Monte-Carlo half-day trip

From €36 · 5 hours · 4.5 stars from 7,097 reviews

From Nice: Eze, Monaco & Monte-Carlo Half-Day Tripad is run by french riviera sightseeing, with pick-up at your accommodation, and is wheelchair-accessible. It includes Èze, the old town of Monaco, Casino Square and a ride on the Formula 1 circuit. The shared option’s guide does not accompany you in Èze and Monte-Carlo.

Monaco, Monte-Carlo and Èze guided tour

From €69 · 5 hours · 4.8 stars from 1,286 reviews

From Nice: Monaco, Monte-Carlo and Eze Village Guided Tourad is run by Riviera Star Tours, with pick-up, and lists the Monaco Cathedral, the Casino of Monte-Carlo, the Hôtel de Paris and the Grand Prix track. A private option is available.

Formula 1 track, Monaco and Monte-Carlo night tour

From €65 · 5 hours · 4.4 stars from 338 reviews

Nice: Formula 1 Track, Monaco, and Monte-Carlo Night Tourad is run by french riviera sightseeing. A guide walks you along the circuit, and you have free time in Monte-Carlo, with pick-up and drop-off in Nice. Bring a passport or ID card.

The Sainte-Dévote corner with its race barriers in place. Photo: crash71100, Wikimedia Commons, CC0.

Where to stay

Rooms in Nice are in demand for the weekend, and Monaco’s trains leave from Nice-Ville. These hotels’ own pages put the station close. The links go to the hotel on Hotels.com, and where to stay in Nice compares the areas.

DoubleTree by Hilton Nice Centre Iconic

8 avenue Thiers · 4 stars · Hotels.comad

At number 8, on the street the station faces.

Hôtel Excelsior Nice

19 avenue Durante · 4 stars · Hotels.comad

A Belle Époque building with a swimming pool, a few steps from Nice-Ville station, the hotel says.

Maison Durante

16 avenue Durante · 4 stars · Hotels.comad

Two minutes’ walk from the station, down a small dead-end street, with a garden of orange and palm trees, according to the hotel’s page.

Ibis Nice Centre Gare

14 avenue Thiers · 3 stars · Hotels.comad

The hotel’s page puts the station 50 m away, 2 minutes on foot. It has an outdoor pool with a solarium.

Other Monaco dates in 2027

The Grand Prix de Monaco Historique is held in even years: the ACM says “See you in 2028”.

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