AS Monaco Matchday Guide

A compact matchday in Monaco

Stade Louis II sits in Fontvieille, built into Monaco's dense urban landscape. Its 16,877 seats make it one of Ligue 1's most distinctive grounds. Renovation work is refreshing the red-and-white seating, so use the current club seating plan rather than an old blog diagram when choosing a section.

Getting to Stade Louis II

From Monaco–Monte-Carlo station the stadium is roughly a 15-minute walk; local buses 4 and 6 also serve Fontvieille. The principality is compact but its levels, tunnels and lifts can make a short map distance deceptive. Arrive early enough to navigate without rushing.

Tickets and timing

Use AS Monaco's official ticket platform or stadium ticket office. The club says home fixtures are generally bookable at least 15 days before the match and gates usually open two hours before kick-off. High-profile European or derby fixtures are the exception, so do not assume every match will remain available.

Build the weekend around the confirmed fixture

Monaco works well as a match combined with Nice or the wider Côte d'Azur. Check the last train if you stay outside the principality, especially after an evening kick-off. Wait for the confirmed match time before buying restrictive rail or flight tickets.