#Event

From Wednesday 10 to Saturday 13 September 2025, Bay of Monaco
The only event of its kind in the world, every two years Monaco Classic Week celebrates the excellence of our maritime heritage by bringing together traditional sailing yachts and exceptional powerboats. This prestigious event, heir to the legendary motorboat meetings of 1904, reflects the Yacht Club de Monaco's deep commitment to nautical history. It is distinguished by its exclusive character, bringing together a remarkable fleet of the finest classic sailing yachts, vintage motor yachts, vintage motorboats and, for the last few editions, elegant 12' Dinghies.

From Monday 20 to Sunday 26 January 2025, Place du Casino & Gap (Hautes-Alpes)
With the Organising Committee of the Automobile Club de Monaco committed to ensuring this 93rd edition of the Monte-Carlo Rally poses as tough a challenge as ever - perhaps more challenging than even before - the route will once again feature a whole host of difficulties for the competitors to navigate. This opening leg of the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship will officially get under way on the Place du Casino, on Thursday 23 January, and promises to be a thrilling hit with drivers and fans alike.

From Wednesday 24 to Saturday 27 September 2025, Port Hercule de Monaco
The Monaco Yacht Show is an iconic blend of exclusiveness, excellence, and innovation. Over the years, it has forged a reputation as the superyacht industry's most essential meeting. The exhibitors include 500 major industry firms, each rigorously selected in keeping with event's ultra-high-end positioning, and 105 exceptional super & megayachts are proudly displayed every year.

Sunday 26 January 2025, at 6 pm, Quai Albert Ier
As part of celebrations marking Saint Devota's Day, members of the public are invited to watch the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament from a secure area on the concourse of the Place Sainte-Dévote, where the ceremony will be shown live on a big screen. Corsican singers will perform at the beginning of the evening. Spectators can then move to a specially designated area on Quai Albert Ier, to see the symbolic boat burning. Afterwards, an eight-minute drone show will light up the skies, illustrating some of the key moments in Saint Devota's life.