July 1st to September 6th, 2026  (exceptionally closed on Saturday, August 22nd)

Espace Ravel - Grimaldi Forum Monaco - 10, avenue Princesse Grace - 98000 Monaco

HOURS: Open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

EVENING VISITS: Thursdays until 10 p.m. 

ACCESSIBILITY: Exhibition accessible to people with disabilities. Free admission for visitors with disabilities and a reduced rate of €7.50 for their companion upon presentation of a valid disability card at the ticket desk.

GUIDED TOURS :

- Public guided tours: 10€ per person, in addition to the entrance fee, on Thursdays and Sundays at 10:30 am, 2:30 pm and 5 pm, subject to availability (maximum: 25 people).

Bookings: www.montecarloticket.com ; ticket@grimaldiforum.com By phone: +377 99 99 3000

CAREFUL : GUIDED TOURS CANNOT BE MODIFIED

- Private guided tours in French, English: single rate of 370€ for the group, in addition to the entrance fee per person (maximum: 25 people).

Bookings: visites@grimaldiforum.com

- Audio guides (French, English, Italian), 6€ in addition to the entrance fee. Only available from the on-site ticket office.

VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION :

>You have to select a day, but the tickets are available anytime during the exhibition as long as it is not used!

>The session’s hour indicates 10 a.m (opening hour of the exhibition), there’s no time slot, ticket is available all along the opening hours, you can come the time you want.

> Free under 18 years old (a free ticketwill be given at the entrance).

Exceptionally closed on Saturday, August 22nd

This summer, the Grimaldi Forum Monaco presents the special exhibition “Monaco & the Automobile, from 1893 to the present day”.  

From the first car to enter the Principality to the exploration of the Moon, Monaco has always embodied innovation, prestige and performance. 

The Rolls-Royce from the royal wedding in 1956, the legends of the Monte Carlo Rally, the icons of the Monaco Grand Prix, as well as Formula E and Venturi Space’s Mona Luna lunar rover.

Over 50 authentic vehicles from across Europe that have left their mark on the Principality’s motoring history.

Exceptional photo and video archives from the Automobile Club de Monaco.

A unique exhibition to discover from 1 July to 6 September 2026.