Updated on April 25, 2023
Small country, big events! Tennis fans will tell you that the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tournament is a must-see on the circuit… For the tennis as well as for its breathtaking setting. The power of high-level sport, the magic of Monaco: a picture is worth a thousand words!
A land of champions
An entire era lies between Stefanos Tsitsipas in 2022 and Rafael Nadal in 2005… An era of the single-handed domination of the Majorcan player, who crushed his competition there 11 times. And many more champions have also made their mark in the tournament’s history.
Photos: Zhang 2022, Realis and Gianni Ciaccia
The organisation of a unique tennis tournament
Ball boys and girls, umpires, technicians… In terms of organisation, everybody is ready to do their bit to make this tournament a great sporting event. It’s no secret that the courts of the Monte-Carlo Country Club are popular with the big players. According to Stefanos Tsitsipas, clay courts are particularly suited to sliding. Spectacle guaranteed!
Photos: Zhang 2022
And last but not least… it’s Monaco!
The ochre of the clay court, the green of the pines of the Monte-Carlo Beach, the azure of the sky and the iridescent blue of the Mediterranean: stunning.
The courts of the Monte-Carlo Country-Club overlook the bay. On one side there is the Monte-Carlo Beach, on the other, on the Larvotto peninsula, is the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort.
And not far away, the whole of Monaco is there for delighted visitors to enjoy!
Photos: Zhang 2022
To ensure you don’t miss the next edition of the tournament, go to our Agenda.
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