Nightclubs in Monaco — 4 of Our Favourites

Sumosan, the award-winning Japanese cuisine excels in serving the very best sushi and sashimi, coupled with innovative main courses to delight and excite any palate.Alternatively, choose from classic regional Italian starters, indulge in superb pasta and risottos served in bespoke copper pots, or try our renowned Neopolitan pizzas.

The restaurant is open from 19:00 until 01:00 when the Twiga Sumosan transforms into one of the hottest nightclubs in Monaco. Snacks of pizza and focaccia are served until 04:00.

The nightclub at Twiga is born from the experience derived or gained from the Billionaire Clubs, one of the legendary nightclubs and a worldwide famous brand. Twiga Monte Carlo nightclub was created to appeal to a chic international clientele, including stars of show business, fashion and sport and to become a rendez-vous for the International Jet-Set.

Set around a tropical Japanese garden and pool, Jimmy’z is exclusive and often full of celebrities, especially during events like the Grand Prix. Big name DJs play here on a regular basis, including Bob Sinclar, Axwell, Martin Solveig, David Morales and Boy George.

It is a little on the expensive side with a single drink costing you around 30 euros, however, you are guaranteed an amazing experience. There’s also a Jimmy’z at the Casino. 

With a long history, beginning back in the early 1970s, Jimmy's Monte-Carlo has built on its reputation and certainly doesn't rest on its laurels. Constantly changing, keeping up with current trends in music and entertainment, you cannot fail to be impressed with this club.

Open from Thursday to Sunday from 23:30 until late. Valet parking service available.

They are renowned for hosting the best and most glamorous F1 parties and fashion shows welcoming the world's top models, designers and a glittering A-list of guests including members of Monaco's royal family.

Keep an eye on our what's on calendar for their events during the Monaco F1 Grand Prix.

This bar/club down in the port, down amongst the superyachts, is named after the famous Rascasse bend on the Monaco Grand Prix circuit. With a big outdoor terrace looking out over the yachts and a big indoor bar/dance floor this institution converts from a pleasant café during the day, through to a bar with live music in the evenings, with DJ’s taking over from about 11 through until dawn. In a rarity for Monaco, there’s even a happy hour from 6:30-8:30. One of the less pretentious Monaco venues, and a great night out.