About Stade Louis II

Stade Louis II, often referred to as the Monaco Stadium, is a unique and picturesque venue located in Fontvieille, Monaco. Serving as the home of Monaco FC, the stadium is renowned for its distinctive design and prime location near the Mediterranean Sea. With a seating capacity of approximately 18,500, it hosts football matches, athletics events, and concerts.

History

Opened in 1985, Stade Louis II replaced the original stadium of the same name and became a centerpiece of Monaco’s architectural innovation. Designed by Henri Pottier, it embodies elegance and efficiency, reflecting the prestige of Monaco. The stadium has witnessed the triumphs of Monaco FC in Ligue 1 and hosted numerous UEFA competitions.

Interesting Facts

• The Stade Louis II sits atop a multi-purpose complex, including offices, retail spaces, and a parking structure.
• It features iconic rooftop arches that contribute to Monaco's unique skyline.
• The stadium has hosted prestigious events, including UEFA Super Cups and athletics championships.

Atmosphere

The intimate layout of the Monaco Stadium places fans close to the action, creating an electrifying atmosphere despite its smaller size. The glamour of Monaco and its passionate fanbase add an exclusive touch to the matchday experience.

For more details or to book tickets, visit the AS Monaco Official Website.