Prince Rainier III's passion, now nearly a hundred remarkable cars at the heart of the Grand Prix circuit.
Founded by Prince Rainier III.
In 2022 it moved from the Terrasses de Fontvieille to a new building on Port Hercule, in the middle of the Grand Prix circuit.
It holds about 100 European and American cars.
Highlights include the Bugatti Type 35 in which William Grover-Williams won the first Monaco Grand Prix in 1929.
It also shows the Renault Floride presented to Princess Grace in 1959 and the Lexus landaulet from the 2011 royal wedding.
In 2023 former Formula 1 driver Thierry Boutsen became president of its Circle of Friends.
A vintage racer rounds the harbour hairpin beneath the princely crown.
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