Where to Watch the Olympic Events in Monaco

With just one day to go before the Olympic Games opening ceremony, here's where you can catch all the action in Monaco.

Starting July 26, 2024, and throughout the event, the Condamine Market will be the go-to spot for Olympic enthusiasts. You can watch swimming, table tennis, rowing, judo, athletics, badminton, baseball, boxing, cycling, and rugby sevens—all the Olympic disciplines will be broadcasted.

This Friday at 7:30 PM, you can witness the spectacular opening ceremony on the Seine. It's set to be a grand evening!

After the opening, events will be shown in the Halle Gourmande from Monday to Sunday, 7 AM to 3:30 PM on side screens. Additionally, from Tuesday to Saturday, you can catch the events from 7 AM to 3:30 PM and again from 6 PM to 11 PM on both side screens and a giant screen, allowing you to support Monaco’s athletes while enjoying local cuisine.

In a few days, six athletes will represent Monaco at the Paris Olympic Games. The team includes three women: Lisa Pou (marathon swimming, 10km), Xiaoxin Yang (table tennis, women's singles), Marie-Charlotte Gastaud (athletics, 100m), and three men: Quentin Antognelli (rowing, single sculls), Théo Druenne (swimming, 800m freestyle), and Marvin Gadeau (judo, +100kg category). For the first time in Olympic history, there is perfect gender parity in the team.

Prince Albert II has appointed two flag bearers: Lisa Pou and Théo Druenne. Five of the athletes were officially introduced by Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene during a ceremony at the prestigious Yacht Club.

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