Top Marques Monaco

Top Marques Monaco is an international auto show held at the Grimaldi Forum, on the Monaco seafront. The 22nd edition takes place from 5 to 9 May 2027, and it is a showroom-style event for supercars, luxury watches and superyachts rather than a race.

When is Top Marques Monaco?

The official website gives 5 to 9 May 2027 for the 22nd edition, at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco. The show launched in 2004 and runs under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco.

Tickets are listed as available from November 2026, and the 2027 prices have not been published yet. The official tickets page lists day tickets (Business or Public), a VIP ticket and an Avant-première VIP evening option.

What to expect

The organisers describe an exclusive international auto show and a leading stage for supercar launches. Over a hundred new models have debuted there over the years; recent unveilings include the Audi RS6 GTO (2023), the Laffite Automobili LM1 (2024) and the Aston Martin Vanquish Volante (2025).

Beyond supercars, the programme covers classic cars, motorbikes, technological innovations, luxury watches and superyachts. There is a dedicated area for tuners, and new ranges of superboats are shown on the esplanade. The official site invites you to examine rare cars up close and meet the brands, tuners and specialists.

It sits in a different corner of Monaco’s calendar from its better-known neighbours. The Monaco Grand Prix is a street race, and the Monaco Yacht Show fills Port Hercule with vessels in the water each September. Top Marques is a spring showcase in the Grimaldi Forum, centred on cars with watches and boats as supporting acts.

Getting there

The Grimaldi Forum is at 10 Avenue Princesse Grace, on Monaco’s Mediterranean seafront. From Nice, regional trains reach Monaco-Monte-Carlo in about 20 to 25 minutes, and you continue from the station on foot, by local bus or by taxi. See our guides to getting here and getting around for the wider picture.

Practical tips

Wait for the ticket sales. Prices for 2027 are published with ticket sales, which the official site places in November 2026. Check the official tickets page then rather than relying on figures from earlier editions.

Choose your ticket type. The official site separates day tickets from VIP and VIP evening options, so decide which suits you before you book.

Plan your base. Monaco’s hotels are limited, so staying in Nice and taking the train is a practical alternative.

Check the official site for details. The official pages do not state opening hours or a children’s admission policy, so confirm both with the organisers ([email protected]) before you go.