Traffic and travel arrangements for the Monaco E-Prix 2026

The 10th and 11th Monaco E-Prix will take place on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 May 2026. To allow the event to run safely, a number of temporary traffic and parking measures will be introduced across the Principality.

From 5.00 am on race days, the following roads either on or in the immediate vicinity of the circuit will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic:

• Quai des États-Unis
• Route de la Piscine
• Jules Soccal jetty
• South Dock
• Boulevard Albert Ier
• Avenue d’Ostende
• Place du Casino
• Avenue de la Madone (between Avenue des Spélugues and Avenue de Grande-Bretagne)
• Avenue des Spélugues
• Avenue des Citronniers (as far as the entrance to the Métropole car park)
• Avenue Princesse Grace (from Avenue des Spélugues to Boulevard Louis II)
• Avenue de Monte-Carlo
• Boulevard Louis II
• Avenue J.F. Kennedy

Please note: Pedestrians with a Monaco E-Prix ticket or an access pass issued by the Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM) will still be able to enter these areas. Residents living close to the circuit may continue to access their buildings on presentation of ID. People working in the area may also enter by showing their work permit.

Pedestrians without a ticket or access pass will not be permitted to access:

• Quai Albert I^er 
• Quai Antoine I^er 
• Avenue de la Costa (between number 3 and Avenue d’Ostende)
• La Costa stairs
• St. Devota stairs
• Avenue Princesse Grace (from Avenue des Spélugues to Boulevard Louis II)
• Boulevard du Larvotto (between the roundabout leading to Avenue de Grande-Bretagne and Rue Louis Aureglia)

Vehicles will not be permitted to access:

• Quai Albert I^er 
• Quai Antoine I^er 
• Avenue de la Costa (between number 3 and Avenue d’Ostende)
• Rue Grimaldi (between Place Sainte-Dévote and Rue Princesse Florestine)
• Avenue de la Quarantaine
• Rocher Albert I Tunnel
• Rocher Noghès Tunnel

Additional traffic measures will apply on race days:

• One-way systems will be reversed on:
  • Rue Princesse Florestine (between Rue Suffren Reymond and Rue Grimaldi)
  • Rue de Millo (between Rue Saige and Rue Terrazzani)
  • Rue Suffren Reymond (between Rue Louis Notari and Rue Princesse Florestine)
  • Rue Saige
  • Rue Terrazzani
  • Avenue du Port (between Avenue de la Quarantaine and Place d’Armes)
• Two-way traffic will temporarily operate on Rue Grimaldi (between Rue Suffren Reymond and Place d’Armes)

Finally, the following roads will be closed to traffic from Friday 15 May:

• Auréglia slip road
• Sainte-Dévote tunnel
• Débarcadère tunnel
• Avenue des Papalins (between No. 13 and No. 39)
• Between Avenue des Papalins and Avenue Albert II

Parking will not be permitted in the following locations:

• From Wednesday 13 May at 7am on to Sunday 17 May at 9pm:
  • Rue Princesse Antoinette, in parking areas reserved for two-wheeled vehicles
  • Avenue de la Madone
• From Friday 15 May at 12 noon to Sunday 17 May at 10 pm
  • Avenue de Grande-Bretagne (between Avenue de la Madone and Square Winston Churchill)
• From Friday 15 May at 8pm to Sunday 17 May at 9 pm
  • Rue Princesse Florestine
  • Rue Louis Notari
  • Boulevard Rainier III (between numbers 4 and 10, on the downhill side of the street)
  • Rue Suffren Reymond
• From Friday 15 May at 11pm to Sunday 17 May at 11 pm
  • Avenue Henri Dunant
  • Rue du Rocher
  • Rue Saige
• From Friday 15 May at 11pm to Sunday 17 May until the end of the races
  • Boulevard Albert I^er 
  • Rue Baron Sainte-Suzanne, in parking areas reserved for two-wheeled vehicles, in front of number 3
  • Place du casino
  • Boulevard Charles III
  • Avenue des citronniers (as far as the entrance to the Métropole car park)
  • Rue de la colle
  • Avenue Princesse Grace (from Avenue des Spélugues to Boulevard Louis II)
  • Rue Grimaldi
  • Allée Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Avenue J.-F. Kennedy
  • Boulevard Louis II
  • Avenue de Monte-Carlo
  • Avenue d’Ostende
  • Avenue du port (between Place d’Armes and Rue Saige)
  • Avenue de la Quarantaine
  • Avenue des Spélugues
  • Rue Princesse Antoinette
  • Rue Louis Auréglia
  • Quai Jean-Charles Rey (opposite number 16)
• From Friday 15 May at 6am to Sunday 17 May at 23:59pm
  • Avenue de la Costa (in front of number 27)
  • Passage de la Porte Rouge
  • Avenue de Roqueville
  • Boulevard de Suisse (between Avenue de la Costa and Avenue de Roqueville) 
• From Friday 15 May at 6am to Monday 18 May at 23:59pm
  • Avenue des Guelfes, in parking areas reserved for two-wheeled vehicles, on the downhill side of the street
• From Friday 15 May at 11pm to Sunday 17 May at 23:59pm
  • Avenue Albert II
  • Avenue des Castelans (between the roundabout of Avenue Albert II and Rue du Campanin)
  • Avenue de Fontvieille
  • Rue du Gabian 
  • Avenue des Ligures 
  • Place du Campanin
• On Saturday 16 May and Sunday 17 May from 4.00 am until all race events are over:
  • Avenue de la Costa (between number 3 and Avenue d’Ostende)
  • Quai des États-Unis
  • Route de la Piscine
  • Jules Soccal jetty
  • South Dock

The following "Monaco ON" electric vehicle charging stations will be out of service:

• Avenue des Ligures (from 9 to 17 May)
• Avenue de la Madone (from 13 to 17 May)
• Rue Grimaldi (from 15 to 17 May)
• Rue Louis Notari (from 15 to 17 May)
• Rue Florestine (from 15 to 17 May)
• Avenue de la Quarantaine (from 15 to 17 May)
• Quai des États-Unis (from 15 to 17 May)

As part of its mobility plan, the Prince’s Government will continue to offer free travel on the Monegasque Bus Company (CAM - Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco) network during major events in the Principality in 2026.

All bus services will therefore be free of charge on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 May, including routes not directly serving the Monaco E-Prix venues.

Bus routes will also be diverted, but additional services will operate during the event. For full details, visit the official CAM website.