Stade Louis-II in Monaco: the iconic sports complex

Guided stadium tours

Among the things to do in Monaco, a tour of the Stade Louis-II offers a unique way to discover the Principality through the lens of sport. Built on reclaimed land, this architectural landmark — instantly recognisable by its sweeping arches — blends seamlessly into the urban landscape of the Fontvieille district. The guided tour, lasting approximately one hour, takes visitors behind the scenes of this iconic venue: where AS Monaco players prepare, where the Roca Team trains, and where pre-match speeches and supporters' applause fill the air.

Throughout the tour, visitors step inside the changing rooms, walk along the tunnel used by the footballers before they take to the pitch, and explore the royal boxes and even the Salle Gaston Médecin, the home of local basketball. As a bonus, the route leads to the Centre Nautique Albert-II: an Olympic swimming pool nestled beneath a floating ceiling adorned with blue islands.

It is another side of Monaco that reveals itself here: sporting, vibrant, and deeply human.

Monégasque sporting events

At the heart of Monaco, this multi-sport venue pulses to the rhythm of major competitions. Home of the AS Monaco football club, it hosts Ligue 1 matches as well as international fixtures in the Champions League or the Europa League, when the team qualifies. Within the stadium, the Salle Gaston Médecin hosts the basketball matches of ASM Basket, the famous Roca Team.

High-level sporting events are held across a wide range of disciplines: athletics with the Meeting Herculis, a prestigious fixture on the world circuit, as well as swimming competitions with the International Meeting, and martial arts events including judo and fencing tournaments.

A dedicated sporting arena where emotion and passion find expression at every event and every competition.

Practical information

Opening hours for visits: Monday to Friday, from mid-April, excluding public holidays and days when sporting events are held:

  • 10:30
  • 11:45
  • 14:00
  • 15:30
  • 17:00

Languages: French, English and Italian