World No.1 Jannik Sinner will return from his doping suspension for the Italian Open tournament that gets underway on May 7, before the tennis world moves to Roland Garros for second Grand Slam tournament of the season on May 25.
WHERE TO PLAY TENNIS
If there’s one place to play tennis in Monte Carlo, this is it. The Monte-Carlo Country Club, perched above the sea on the French-Monégasque border, is home to 21 courts, including 18 championship-level clay courts. With panoramic Mediterranean views and pristine grounds, it’s a tennis experience unlike any other.
Booking a court here outside of tournament weeks gives you a rare chance to walk in the footsteps of legends like Nadal and Djokovic — quite literally. We know a secret “hack” to play at the MCCC, no joke. If you’d like to take yourselves to Monte-Carlo and grab a court on this hallowed clay, then follow us on Instagram as we will be dropping the details.
Where to Watch the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters
Each April, the ATP Tour lands in Monte Carlo for the first clay Masters 1000 of the season. The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters offers an intimate setting with unbeatable coastal views.
Top tip: Courtside seats at Court des Princes give you thrilling proximity to the action — the ideal way to appreciate the speed and slide of clay-court tennis.
what to SEE
Monte Carlo offers no shortage of cultural experiences. Visit the cliffside Oceanographic Museum, stroll through the Japanese Garden, or hike the Tête de Chien for panoramic views of Monaco and the coastline. History lovers can explore Le Rocher and the Prince’s Palace, while yacht-spotting in Port Hercule is a sport in its own right.
SHOP
Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo
Step into a marble-clad shopping arcade with boutiques from Chanel, Celine, and Balenciaga. Whether you’re browsing or buying, it’s a must-visit for fashion lovers.
Carré d’Or Luxury District
The heart of Monaco’s haute couture scene. From Hermès and Louis Vuitton to Cartier and Chopard, this is where luxury lives — just steps from the Casino de Monte-Carlo.
Marché de la Condamine
For a more local experience, shop fresh produce, Monégasque delicacies, and artisan gifts at this covered market. A great stop for a casual lunch or edible souvenirs.
Eat, drink and BE merry
Le Deck at Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel
Perfect for lunch with a sea view. Expect expertly grilled seafood, crisp wines, and elegant coastal ambiance. Book a table on the terrace for peak Riviera vibes.
Elsa – Michelin-Starred Organic Dining
Tucked away in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Elsa is Monaco’s first Michelin-starred organic restaurant. Expect seasonal, local flavors and a refined Riviera atmosphere — all just a short stroll from the tournament.
Sass Café
A local institution blending Mediterranean dining with late-night glamour. Start with dinner and cocktails, then slide into a piano-bar-meets-nightclub vibe as the night unfolds. Chic, stylish, and very Monaco.
Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo
One of the world’s most iconic nightclubs, Jimmy’z is the playground of international DJs, celebrities, and the Grand Prix set. With a floating bar, garden terraces, and high-energy sets, it’s where tennis afterparties often end up.
SLEEP
Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo
Timeless Belle Époque charm meets five-star sophistication. Located steps from the casino and shopping district, this is luxury with history and a view.
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
Resort-style comfort with a Riviera twist. Expect lagoon pools, private beach access, and balconies that open onto endless sea views.
Columbus Monte-Carlo
A design-forward boutique hotel in Fontvieille, offering relaxed elegance with a slightly quieter location — perfect for those seeking rest after a long day courtside or trackside.
Monte Carlo during the Rolex Masters is more than just a tournament — it’s a celebration of sport, style, and Riviera lifestyle. Whether you’re playing, spectating, shopping, or dancing, the Principality delivers unforgettable moments both on and off the court.
We’ll see you in Monte Carlo. À bientôt.