Boulevard Albert Ier to close for two days as Monaco hosts La Vuelta Grand Départ
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After the 1966 Giro d'Italia and the 2009 Tour de France, with the individual time trial that will kick off the Vuelta on Saturday, August 22nd, Monaco will become the first city to host the opening stage of each of the Grand Tours. The 81st......
Beyond the 184 riders expected on Saturday, Monaco is also preparing the show around the start of the Vuelta from the Principality. Caravans, souvenir gifts and Circassian animations will accompany the time trial that will pass in particular under the capital of Fontvieille.
Boulevard Albert Ier to close for two days as Monaco hosts La Vuelta Grand Départ
Boulevard Albert Ier will be closed to traffic across Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd August as Monaco prepares to host the Grand Départ of La Vuelta 2026, with the Government urging residents and visitors to anticipate their journeys and expect disruption to bus services throughout the weekend. On Friday 21st August, Boulevard Albert Ier will be shut to traffic from 6am to 2pm to allow the installation of the race’s finish-line infrastructure. Th…
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