Events in Monaco on 29 March 2023

For four weeks across March and April, this festival showcases some of the best in musical and visual arts across the Principality with exhibitions, concerts and operatic performances, film, theatre, fine arts and dance.

For four weeks across March and April, this festival showcases some of the best in musical and visual arts across the Principality with exhibitions, concerts and operatic performances, film, theatre, fine arts and dance.

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra has a jam-packed calendar of musical events throughout the year. Concerts take place at the Auditorium Ranier III or the Opera Garnier.

Annual ATP Masters 1,000 tournament where all the top names in men's tennis gather to play on the clay courts.

Hosted at the stunning villa of Ephrussi de Rothschild, this annual festival celebrates all things floral in the beautiful gardens

The Monaco race is usually placed early in the F1 calendar. Reaching a speed of 170km/h round the streets of the small Principality this is a sight to behold.

In this luxury world, the 'Top Marques' event showcases not only some of the newest and most amazing cars but also the additional toys and gadgets that make them unique.

In between short performances by the Rainier III Music and Theatre Academy choir, the programme includes introductory sessions of sailing, sea kayaking, kite-surfing, paddle boarding, scuba diving, water biking and water walking balls for tiny tots....

Touring some of the most exclusive places across the world these athletes and their horses compete for the biggest honours in show jumping.

An eclectic combination of music genres at this guitar festival taking place in the Jardin de l'Olivaie. The programme combines international rock with indie French pop and exotic sounds.

The main 125km course runs from Monaco to Saint-Martin Vésubie, through some emblematic summits in the area. There are also shorter courses to choose from.

With nearly 17,000 spectators coming together to support and enjoy some of the world's leading athletes, this is an event not to be missed.

Since 1974, the Sporting Monte-Carlo has been organising dinner galas with shows featuring some of the most famous international music and performance stars.

Since 1950, this festival has been entertaining audiences and drawing some of the biggest names in music to grace the stage.

Introduced in 1966, the International Fireworks Competition showcases displays from some of the finest firework manufacturers from across Europe. As well as the stunning visual displays, participants are also marked on the rhythm and melody of the...

The course leaves the Gulf of Mondello bound for the Principality of Monaco. Contestants will have to pass through a “gate” off Porto Cervo, Sardinia, then onto Corsica before reaching Côte d’Azur shores.

First held in 1994, Monaco Classic Week took shape from an idea of the Yacht Club de Monaco to mark the first motor-boat meetings of 1904 and to celebrate ten years at the helm of Club President Prince Albert II.