
The weekend of 16 and 17 May 2026 turns Monaco into one of Europe’s most dynamic destinations, combining international sport, contemporary art and cultural heritage. The highlight is the double race of the Monaco E-Prix 2026, alongside exhibitions, workshops and historical visits across the Principality.
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The Monaco E-Prix 2026 is the flagship event of the weekend. The circuit runs through the iconic streets of Monaco, making it one of the most spectacular urban races in the world.
A cultural and spiritual exhibition dedicated to the famous pilgrimage route of Saint James. Hosted at the Église Saint-Nicolas, the installation explores history, symbolism and artistic representations connected to the Camino de Santiago tradition.
This event offers visitors a quieter, reflective experience in contrast to the high-energy E-Prix weekend.
A major exhibition exploring the relationship between contemporary art and classical painting inspired by Nicolas Poussin.
A poetic exhibition focused on light, landscape and visual emotion.
Group exhibition featuring works from artists based in Monaco’s creative studios.
An exhibition dedicated to endangered cultural heritage around the world.
A scientific journey through human evolution from prehistoric origins to modern humanity.
Workshops and cultural activities dedicated to Argentine tango.
Classical music performances featuring international cellist Pablo Ferrández.
An immersive exhibition exploring global magical traditions.
A futuristic exhibition imagining the Mediterranean region in 2050.
Visitors can enjoy:
The weekend of 16–17 May 2026 confirms Monaco as a global hub where high-speed sport, cultural heritage and contemporary art meet in a unique Mediterranean setting.