Plan your visit
Practical
Everything you need to know to plan your weekend on the Vaud Riviera — getting here, accommodation, parking and tips to extend the experience.
Getting here
Getting to Montreux
By rail (SBB)
Montreux station is a 5-minute walk from the circuit.
- Geneva 01:02 via Lausanne
- Lausanne 00:25 SBB direct
- Berne 01:20 via Lausanne
- Zurich 02:05 ICN direct
By car
Motorway A9 (Lausanne–Sion). Exit Montreux-Est or Montreux depending on direction.
- Geneva 01:15 A9, exit Montreux-Est
- Lausanne 00:30 A9, exit Montreux
- Berne 01:30 A6 then A9
Directions & map
Montreux Grand Prix circuit — Quai de la Rouvenaz, 1820 Montreux.
Parking
Official car park at the Casino de Montreux (access via Rue du Théâtre). Free shuttle every 20 minutes to the main entrance. Daily rate: CHF 15.–
Cycling & soft mobility
Secure bicycle parking at the entrance. publiBike stations at the station and on Grand-Rue. Arriving on foot or by public transport is strongly encouraged.
Ticket + transport
Your Grand Prix ticket includes free access to public transport in the Riviera-Chablais region (CGN, TPC, bus) for the entire day of the event.
Ticketing open — 12 to 14 September 2026
Grandstand from CHF 45.– · Paddock · VIP Riviera · 3-day pass
Staying on the Riviera
Accommodation & Vaud Riviera
Between Lake Geneva and the mountains, the Vaud Riviera offers an exceptional setting to extend the Grand Prix experience. Our partner hotels offer preferential rates for event visitors.
Partner hotels
Grand Hotel Suisse Majestic ★★★★
Overlooking the lake, two minutes' walk from the start. Preferential rates for Grand Prix participants and visitors.
Fairmont Le Montreux Palace ★★★★★
The Riviera's iconic palace hotel, partner of the 2026 edition. Weekend package available on request.
Hotel Bonivard ★★★
Modern comfort in Veytaux, a few minutes from the circuit. Ideal option for families.
Hotel Victoria ★★★
Belle Époque charm in the heart of town. Partner rates on presentation of your Grand Prix ticket.
Worth discovering nearby
Montreux
The flower promenade, the covered market and the medieval old town — a human-scale city between lake and mountains.
Vevey
Birthplace of Charlie Chaplin and cradle of Nestlé. The market square and the Alimentarium museum are well worth a visit.
Château de Chillon
The most visited medieval castle in Switzerland, set on the lake 3 km from Montreux. Not to be missed.
Lavaux — UNESCO
Terraced vineyards listed as a World Heritage Site, overlooking Lake Geneva. Walk the trails or taste wines with local growers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is the site accessible for people with reduced mobility?
Yes. Reserved spaces and step-free routes are provided at the main entrance and grandstands. Please contact us in advance for any specific assistance.
What catering is available on site?
Several catering stands are open throughout the three days: snacks, food trucks, a wine bar and the official refreshment kiosk in event colours.
Are pets allowed?
Dogs on leads are tolerated in public areas outside the grandstands and paddock zone. Please check the conditions at the entrance.
What are the gate opening times?
Gates open at 08:00 each morning. The final race ends in the evening (variable according to the programme). See the Programme page for details.
Is there a family area or crèche?
A family area with a play zone is set up inside the site. Children under 12 are admitted free on presentation of a valid adult ticket.
How do I collect my ticket?
Your e-ticket is sent by email after purchase. Present it directly on your mobile or printed at the entrance. No on-site collection is necessary.
Do you have other questions? Contact us