Fans are in for a treat! The international show that is the Monte-Carlo Television Festival will once again take over the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, from 13 to 17 June, for what promises to be a highly artistic 2025 edition, bringing together a generation of actors from the four corners of the globe. The Monte-Carlo Television Festival, a flagship event for fans and professionals of the small screen, celebrates excellence in the industry with the presentation of the prestigious Golden Nymphs. The Golden Nymph Awards will once again reward the best TV series and documentaries of the year, making it one of the top moments for the global television industry. This competition is a unique opportunity to discover world premieres and network in a glamorous setting. This year, Robin Wright will receive the prestigious Crystal Nymph Award. Under the direction of Albert II, Prince of Monaco, the festival has an international reputation for supporting both national and emerging talents of the new generation.
The origins of the Television Festival
Created in 1961 by Prince Rainier III of Monaco, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival was designed to recognise and celebrate international television talent. Since then, it has become a not-to-be-missed event for actors, creators and producers, showcasing TV series and documentaries from all over the world. Taking place at the Grimaldi Forum, the festival enjoys a prestigious setting that enhances its aura and appeal. International press and media outlets will report live from the Riviera, sharing news, interviews, and highlights of this major entertainment gathering.
Practical information about the Monte-Carlo Television Festival
How to attend the television festival
To attend the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, bookings can be made online via the official festival website.
Fans can enjoy a curated selection of the best international content during public screenings, including award-nominated series and films. The official program help visitors navigate the packed schedule of screenings, awards, and events, ensuring they don’t miss any highlight. It serves as an easy-to-use guide to organise a great experience. The official festival website provides real-time news, updates, and interviews, so you can follow the festival on the go. Options include free access to certain screenings and VIP passes for a more exclusive experience, offering meetings with celebrities and access to private parties. The VIP Pass is the perfect place to network with top executives from global media groups, and many industry professionals.
Find accommodation near the Monte-Carlo Television Festival
As an official partner of the festival, the Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer offers a range of establishments of unrivalled prestige for a glamorous stay worthy of film stars, thanks to our Diamond Suites and exclusive services. Choose between the legendary elegance of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the discreet luxury of the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo, the Riviera ambience of Monte-Carlo Beach, or the idyllic setting of the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort for a memorable experience in Monaco. Visitors can count on Monaco’s reliably perfect weather, making every day ideal for enjoying moments under the Riviera sun at outdoor events.
Catering during the Television Festival in Monaco
Numerous culinary establishments are located near the Grimaldi Forum, the venue for the event. Just a few steps away, the COYA Monte-Carlo transports you to Latin America with its refined dishes and views over the Mediterranean. At the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort, the Blue Bay** offers an international gastronomic experience by Marcel Ravin, while the Orange Verte offers a quick bistronomic approach. At Monte-Carlo Beach, savour the committed cuisine of Elsa* or relax in the restaurant le Deck, a brasserie facing the iconic Olympic swimming pool... A variety of culinary delights that you'll also find on the Place du Casino: the Café de Paris Monte-Carlo and its traditional brasserie, the legendary Louis XV - Alain Ducasse at the Hôtel de Paris***, or Le Grill*, all bear witness to this diversity. So many places to enjoy the Monegasque art of living. These venues are ideal to relax between screenings or after attending special events on the festival calendar.
How to get to the Monte-Carlo Television Festival
The Grimaldi Forum, located in the Principality of Monaco, is easily accessible for international visitors, notably via the Nice-Côte d'Azur airport 20km away. Transfers to the festival site after a flight can be made by taxi, bus or helicopter. By car, it's easy to get to the show by taking the A8 motorway from France, via the Monaco exit. By train, from Paris or Marseille, TGV high-speed trains serve Monaco station directly, as do a number of regional TER trains.
For more information about the Monte-Carlo Television Festival and to plan your visit, consult the official website of the festival.
