Experience Monaco in motion as the Principality hosts the Monaco Run Gramaglia — a dynamic February event that blends athletic challenge with Riviera elegance. Runners trace a striking course weaving through Monaco’s iconic streets, the Port Hercule waterfront, and the scenic climbs overlooking the Mediterranean. With race options from 5 km to 30 km, the event invites both seasoned athletes and casual participants to immerse themselves in the Principality’s early-year energy. Crisp winter light, dramatic coastal views, and the unique harmony of urban and natural landscapes make this one of Monaco’s most invigorating seasonal highlights.

A philanthropic gala unlike any other, blending high society, artistic direction, and impeccable taste. Each year, the Salle des Étoiles is transformed under the creative vision of a renowned designer chosen by the Princess of Hanover. Dramatic florals, couture gowns, Riviera diamonds, and the shimmer of the Mediterranean nightlife create an atmosphere of pure enchantment. March in Monaco feels hopeful — fresh blooms on Boulevard des Moulins, soft pastel skies over the harbor, and a renewed sense of glamour leading into the spring season.

One of the Riviera’s most iconic moments: world-class tennis played on terracotta courts overlooking the sea. The Monte-Carlo Country Club becomes a gathering place for athletes, royalty, and Riviera style. Crisp whites, linen tailoring, sunglasses sculpted by the Mediterranean sun — this is elegance in motion. April marks the beginning of outdoor season in the Principality: cafés open their terraces, Larvotto takes on its soft spring glow, and the energy of the tournament brings a refined vibrancy to Monaco’s coastline.

The definitive event of the year — a spectacle of precision, heritage, and breathtaking adrenaline. Monaco’s streets are transformed into the most prestigious circuit in the world, weaving through the iconic harbor, the Fairmont Hairpin, and the legendary tunnel. May in Monaco is electric: terraces filled with champagne brunches, superyachts gathering in Port Hercule, and the skyline glowing with anticipation. For four days, the Principality becomes the heartbeat of motorsport and luxury lifestyle. A moment that defines Monaco.

Although the Monaco Grand Prix traditionally takes place in May, the 2026 edition will be held exceptionally from 4–7 June due to the Formula 1 calendar adjustment. May 2026 will also see the return of the Monaco Historic Grand Prix, the beloved biennial event celebrating legendary racing machines on the original circuit of Monte-Carlo.

June in Monaco brings one of the Principality’s most refined cultural moments: the summer performances of Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo. Founded by Princess Caroline and celebrated worldwide for artistic excellence, the company presents original works and classic masterpieces on Monaco’s most prestigious stages. The atmosphere is warm and elegant — soft Riviera evenings, guests arriving in understated summer evening wear, and the glow of the Opéra Garnier or Grimaldi Forum framing the night. The Ballets capture Monaco’s essence: precision, beauty, and quiet sophistication. As the season opens into summer, these performances offer a serene cultural counterpoint to the high-energy events of spring, inviting audiences into a world of movement, emotion, and timeless artistry.

A celebration of contemporary art that brings together galleries, cultural institutions, and private collections across the Principality. From the narrow streets of Le Rocher to the modern spaces of Larvotto, art becomes a journey through Monaco’s identity. July sunsets cast a golden haze over the harbor, and the city transforms into an open-air exhibition — refined, inspiring, and quietly glamorous. Monaco Art Week is where creativity meets Riviera elegance.

August in Monaco reaches its most poetic moment during the Summer Concert Series at the Prince’s Palace — a tradition that blends royalty, culture, and Riviera elegance. Held in the Cour d’Honneur of the Palace, the open-air concerts invite the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra to perform beneath the warm Mediterranean night sky. Guests sit surrounded by centuries-old stone walls, the soft glow of evening lights, and panoramic views over the Principality. The atmosphere is intimate yet majestic: strings resonating through historic corridors, gentle summer breezes drifting in from the sea, and an audience dressed in refined neutral eveningwear. The Prince’s Palace concerts capture Monaco at its most serene and sophisticated — a cultural ritual where time slows, sound becomes light, and the Riviera reveals its deepest grace.

The global summit of superyacht excellence. Port Hercule becomes a floating showroom of extraordinary vessels, design innovation, and luxury lifestyle. Exhibitors, designers, and collectors gather to explore the finest creations in yachting, from avant-garde interiors to groundbreaking engineering. September is one of Monaco’s most elegant months — warm days, crisp evenings, and a sense of sophistication as the Principality welcomes the world’s elite.

October in Monaco brings a unique blend of sport, media, and Riviera sophistication with the prestigious SPORTEL Awards. Hosted at the Grimaldi Forum, this internationally recognized event honors the world’s finest sports imagery — from exceptional photography to cinematic video moments that capture the emotion behind athletic achievement. The Principality becomes a gathering place for athletes, celebrities, producers, and creators, all arriving against the warm glow of early autumn. Inside the Grimaldi Forum’s sleek architecture, guests navigate curated exhibitions, premieres, and intimate panels celebrating innovation in sports media. The atmosphere is elegant yet energized, merging Monaco’s cultural refinement with the dynamic spirit of global sport. It is one of the season’s most anticipated October highlights — where art, athleticism, and Riviera elegance converge.

A beloved philanthropic tradition where every kilometer walked or run supports children’s charities. Locals, families, and visitors gather at the Fontvieille track for a continuous, day-and-night event filled with energy and heart. November carries a sense of community — quiet mornings at the port, festive lights beginning to appear, and a spirit of generosity throughout the Principality. No Finish Line reflects Monaco’s commitment to humanity and hope.

December transforms Monaco into a Riviera winter dream as the Monaco Christmas Village lights up Port Hercule. Wooden chalets line the waterfront, illuminated by warm golden lights reflecting over the harbor, while festive decorations soften the crisp Mediterranean air. Families stroll along the quayside, tasting seasonal delicacies, browsing artisanal gifts, and enjoying attractions overlooking the yachts and the skyline. The soft glow of the Ferris wheel, the scent of warm pastries, and the gentle hum of holiday music create a uniquely elegant ambiance — festive yet refined, unmistakably Monaco. As the year comes to a close, the Principality embraces a quiet, enchanting charm, blending winter tradition with the signature sophistication of Riviera life.