Stade Louis-II

The Stade Louis-II in Monaco, with a capacity of 18,523 seats, is one of the most unique venues in Europe. Inaugurated in 1985, this architectural jewel blends perfectly into the Monegasque landscape, offering a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean and the buildings of the Principality. Its unique configuration, with its nine levels, six of which are buried in the rock, makes it an absolutely atypical stadium.

The atmosphere at Louis-II oscillates between cozy intimacy and concentrated intensity. Despite its modest capacity, the Monegasque venue can transform into a true cauldron on major European occasions. The proximity of the stands to the pitch creates a special ambiance, more like a theater than a traditional stadium, yet it remains effective in unsettling visitors.

For OM, Monaco has always been a special away game. The Louis-II pitch, renowned for its exceptional quality, has witnessed memorable duels between our two clubs. The golden era of the 90s offered legendary confrontations in this venue where the slightest technical detail can make the difference.

The stadium's architecture surprises with its urban integration. Unlike traditional venues, Louis-II is part of the city, its shops, and its infrastructures. This peculiarity creates a unique atmosphere where football meets Monegasque luxury in an explosive mix. The locker rooms, of exceptional standard, demonstrate this premium approach to sports.

The athletics track surrounding the pitch, a remnant of the stadium's versatile origins, distances spectators somewhat from the game but contributes to this particular atmosphere. The relatively low stands, however, offer excellent visibility and surprising acoustics that amplify every cheer.

Monaco remains a unique away game in our schedule, a journey to this Principality where football is experienced differently, in an exceptional setting that commands respect even from our most fervently patriotic supporters.