Private Cars Collection of HSH Prince of Monaco

If you love cars and you’re in Monaco, this is a place you simply can’t miss. The Prince of Monaco’s Car Collection is a real treat for car enthusiasts. You get to see an impressive range of vintage cars from different eras, each with its own charm and story. Walking through the collection feels like a journey through automotive history. The racing cars were the real highlight for us - truly the cherry on top. We loved every bit of it!

I really enjoyed the variety of vehicles here. I love how it is a car collection in the form of a museum. You get to see different brands from different eras. The types of cars were amazing as well from old cars to classic cars to modern race cars to F1 cars… It was just a joy to walk around and admire the collection. There were cars which I haven’t seen or even heard of before as a car enthusiast. You also get to learn the history of the vehicles as well as every vehicle has an info card. I absolutely loved it and would definitely come again. Would definitely recommend visiting!

amazing place to visit, for Schumacher’s 2004 beast if nothing else but so much more history is here from Grace Kelly’s car in the movie to Rainier III’s wedding car. Interactive explanations of each car is also super informative. Senna’s helmet at the entrance also gives you added appreciation on how much history is in this collection.

The collection is worth visiting for any fan of luxury and unique cars, the entrance fee is priced fair at 10 euros and the exhibition has interactive parts providing information in various languages. The gift shop is worth a visit and has a wide range of F1 merchandise, vintage Monaco prints and souvenirs which are all fairly priced. It does get very busy but it is worth taking the time to appreciate the collection to it's entirety, very accessible and easy to find.

A must-see Museum Near Monaco Hercules harbour, with over 100 Different Cars, Including Supercars, Classic Cars, F1 Cars, Bubble Cars, Racing Memorabilia, Motorbikes, And Vintage Cars, overall a Great Museum to Visit if Your in Monaco 😄

A great timeline of automotive history, from early classics to modern supercars. The collection is beautifully displayed and easy to walk through. Personally, I found there to be a few too many vintage models compared to newer ones, but it’s still impressive to see the evolution of design and engineering in one place. Perfect for a 20–30 minute visit, especially for car enthusiasts passing through Monaco.

I had a wonderful time visiting the car exhibition in Monte Carlo. The collection is beautifully curated, showcasing some truly unique and fascinating pieces — from rare automobiles to glimpses into the prince’s life, and even some captivating outer space machinery. The blend of history, innovation, and storytelling makes the experience both engaging and memorable. On top of that, the tickets are very reasonably priced, making it excellent value for such a special exhibition. Highly recommend!

Oh man, if you wanna go fast, you gotta visit this place! I’m Scott Bobby (Ricky’s half brother - if you know our dad, you know😉) and let me tell ya, as a guy who’s all about speed and shakin’ and bakin’ down the track, this museum is straight-up legendary. Help me, Tom Cruise—wait, no, that’s not right, but seriously, this collection is like the ultimate pit stop for any gearhead. It’s got nearly a hundred of the most beautiful, badass cars from history, all shiny and ready to roar, just sittin’ there in this modern 3,500 square meter spot right by Port Hercule, close enough to the Monaco Grand Prix circuit that you can almost hear the engines revvin’ from the old days. I mean, we’re talkin’ classics like the 1903 De Dion Bouton— that’s older than my grandma’s recipe for ice cubes. And then bam, you got F1 monsters: the Bugatti Type 35B that won the first Monaco GP in 1929, the Renault RE60 from ‘85, Ferrari 640 that dominated in ‘89, and even Sébastien Loeb’s Citroën DS3 WRC from the 2013 Monte Carlo Rally. Ferraris, Lambos, Maseratis, Rolls-Royces, Lincolns, and Porsches. In fact there’s a beautiful Porsche 918 Spyder as soon as you walk in. This place is like a who’s who of automotive royalty, all polished up and tellin’ stories of glory on the track. Prince Rainier III knew how to pick ‘em; he started this back in the ‘50s, and now Prince Albert’s keepin’ the flame alive. No wonder Monaco’s the heart of racin’—this ain’t just a museum, it’s a temple to goin’ fast! The setup’s top-notch too: well-lit, organized by eras and types, with room to walk around and imagine yourself behind the wheel. I spent hours there, feelin’ like a king (or a prince, ha!). If you’re into cars, F1 or just pure adrenaline, this is a must-see. Five stars all the way—dear Lord, baby Jesus, thank you for this collection! I’d shake and bake right through the doors again in a heartbeat. My friend Jean Girard and his husband Gregory loved it too.