Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer is supporting the three Monaco Grands Prix with an exceptional programme
Where can you have lunch whilst watching the races?
With its prime location on the circuit, Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer promises you a lunch experience like no other, in its most beautiful hotspots, whether you’re after fine dining or casual chic.
For a Michelin-starred lunch right in the heart of the race, head to the Pavillon Monte-Carlo, a restaurant by Yannick Alleno at the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo*, the terrace of Le Louis XV - Alain Ducasse at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo***, or that of Le Grill* at the top of the Monegasque palace.
For a more casual setting, yet with all the elegance of Monte-Carlo, head to the Salle Empire, the Bar Américain, or Em Sherif Monte-Carlo at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the L'Hirondelle restaurant at the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo, at the Café de Paris Monte-Carlo, or even Amazónico Monte-Carlo, which is exceptionally open for lunch during the three Grands Prix.
And from 4 to 6 June, all the Resort’s restaurants will be buzzing with the excitement of the Formula One Louis Vuitton Monaco Grand Prix, with special offers for lunch and dinner.
Find all the menus and prices for the restaurants: Grand Prix Inspiration
Where to party during the Grand Prix?
After the race, the party continues! Starting with La Rascasse, the Principality’s legendary bar, which has been given a makeover and reopened in a new format on 9 April. Live music, DJ sets, dancers… Situated in the heart of the circuit, La Rascasse is the ultimate spot not to be missed after the race.
For a party over a late lunch with Greek flavours, head to Maona Monte-Carlo, from Mykonos to Monte-Carlo with the After Races Parties hosted by Affair on 6 June from 3pm to 11pm and Amoretto Monaco on 7 June from 4pm to 11pm.
The setting for Monaco’s finest evenings, the Sporting Monte-Carlo is also getting into the spirit, with Coya Monte-Carlo announcing four evenings where Peruvian flavours will blend with the beats of DJ Carmine Sorrentino.
Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo unveils an exceptional line-up, with American rapper Quavo taking centre stage on 25 April during the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique. For the Formula One Louis Vuitton, Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo is turning up the volume with Mike Will Made It on 4 June, Hugel on 5 June, Fisher and Philipp Plein on 6 June, and Black Coffee on 7 June.
Over at the Place du Casino, don’t miss the festive dinners at the Buddha-Bar Monte-Carlo and Amazónico Monte-Carlo.
Selva Monte-Carlo, the square’s best-kept secret (nestled between Amazónico Monte-Carlo and the Café de Paris Monte-Carlo), promises electrifying DJ sets.
For a signature cocktail in a cosy atmosphere, head to the Bar Lounge in the Salle Europe at the Casino de Monte-Carlo, or to the Bar Américain at the Hôtel de Paris for the unmissable After Race parties .
New Moods, meanwhile, reopens its doors on 5, 6 and 7 June for three exceptional evenings dedicated to pop rock, featuring a concert by Coldshivers, a tribute band to the legendary group Coldplay.
Finally, the Blue Gin, at the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort, promises live DJs, signature cocktails and a food menu, so you can enjoy the Grand Prix evenings overlooking the Mediterranean.
And once again this year, the Hotel is also inviting budding drivers to try out the two racing simulators on the terrace of L'Orange Verte from 14 May to 7 June inclusive, Thursday to Sunday. Thrills guaranteed!
From €35 to €120 depending on duration
Information and bookings on +33 6 64 04 30 28 / Driving a Formula 1 car: a dream now within reach |