Get ready to race into the heart of speed with the 74th edition of the Monza F1 Grand Prix.

Formula 1 and its 22 drivers are back in Italy, set to tackle the high-speed challenge of the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza. After Max Verstappen’s flawless victory in 2025, the legendary circuit is primed for another intense weekend full of adrenaline. The Ferrari drivers, including Charles Leclerc and possibly Lewis Hamilton, will be out to reclaim their home track glory, aiming to put Scuderia Ferrari back on top in front of their passionate tifosi. But it won't be easy - fierce competition is expected from McLaren and Red Bull, with the latter hoping to continue their winning streak, led by Verstappen’s exceptional form.

McLaren will also be in the spotlight, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri eager to build on their dominance from last season. As the 2026 season unfolds under new regulations and an 11-team grid, the battle for podium positions promises to be as intense as ever.

Monza is one of the fastest tracks on the F1 calendar, featuring a challenging mix of high-speed straights, sharp corners, and technical chicanes. At 3.595 miles in length, this iconic circuit allows drivers to hit a top speed of 231.6 mph - truly mind-blowing.

The atmosphere in Monza will once again be electric, as the tifosi create an unforgettable spectacle. It’s sure to be another weekend of thrilling action and drama.

Experience the adrenaline of high-speed overtaking, intense friction, and palpable tension at the iconic Monza National Autodrome - don’t miss out on this unforgettable weekend. Your ticket grants access to the Monza Grand Prix on the 4th, 5th, and 6th of September 2026.

Seating information:

Depending on the package you choose, you will be allocated a seat in one of the following grandstand zones:

• Gold (red on the map): includes grandstands 6C (Prima Variante) and 26A along the straight
• Premium (blue on the map): includes stands 9 and 10 (Seconda Variante), as well as the entire Variante Ascari section with stands 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20

Getting there:

To ensure smooth access to the Monza National Autodrome, here are a few tips:

• Monza is less than an hour’s drive from Milan, making it easy to combine your Grand Prix weekend with a visit to Milan. The most convenient way to travel is by train, with journeys from Milan to Monza Central Station taking about an hour.
• Shuttle services are available from Monza Station during the Italian Grand Prix, transporting you directly to the Autodrome and back at the end of the day.

Important information:

• Tickets will be emailed to you as electronic e-tickets in the days leading up to the event.
• This offer is non-refundable and non-cancellable.
• We recommend hiring a car or using shuttle services (available at an additional cost) for easier access to the F1 events.
• Please note: The Monza National Autodrome reserves the right to make changes to the information without prior notice.

Attend the Grand Prix on race day, with 53 laps making a total of 190 miles. The race weekend is organised as follows:

Friday, September 4:

• Free Practice Sessions 1 & 2

Saturday, September 5:

• Free Practice Session 3
• Qualifying

Sunday, September 6:

• Monza Grand Prix

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You'll appreciate its convenient location for reaching the city centre, the comfort of its rooms, and the attentive service. It's an ideal choice for combining cultural visits, shopping, and Milan's vibrant nightlife.

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Premium tickets deliver the ultimate Grand Prix experience, with exceptional sightlines and elevated hospitality.

Gold tickets offer premium grandstand seating with excellent views of the track, placing you at the heart of the action.

Enjoy an included destination assistance service provided by our local partners trained to Voyage Privé standards. A dedicated contact person, available 24 hours a day (by phone or WhatsApp), will assist you throughout your stay with advice, reservations, or help in case of unforeseen circumstances. Travel with peace of mind.

Milan is Italy’s beating heart of style, where centuries-old palazzos stand shoulder to shoulder with avant-garde skyscrapers and high fashion spills onto grand boulevards. This is a city that thrives on reinvention, where da Vinci once sketched, Verdi composed, and Prada set the pace. Beneath its polished veneer lies a creative energy that pulses through its art, architecture, and aperitivo culture.

Must-sees:

• The Duomo di Milano – A gothic masterpiece dripping in marble spires, with a rooftop view that stretches to the Alps on a clear day.
• The Last Supper – Leonardo da Vinci’s legendary fresco, hidden inside the unassuming Santa Maria delle Grazie.
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – A cathedral to couture, this 19th-century shopping arcade is where fashionistas (and their wallets) pay homage.
• Navigli District – Milan’s answer to Venice, where canals hum with lively bars, hidden courtyards, and vintage boutiques.
• Brera – A bohemian quarter of cobbled streets, independent galleries, and old-world cafés serving the perfect espresso.

Culinary culture:

Start with risotto alla milanese, a golden-hued rice dish rich with saffron and butter, or cotoletta alla milanese, a crispy, bone-in veal cutlet. Aperitivo is a ritual here—join the locals at a stylish bar for a negroni or a spritz, paired with endless small bites. And for dessert? A slice of panettone, best enjoyed year-round.

Dive deeper:

Milan’s cultural soul goes beyond the big sights. Seek out Fondazione Prada, an artistic wonderland in a transformed gin distillery, or step inside Villa Necchi Campiglio, a perfectly preserved 1930s villa where time stands still. Hidden beneath the streets, the San Bernardino alle Ossa chapel is lined with eerie yet beautiful human bones—a haunting secret of the city.

Good to know:

Milan is at its best in spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and fashion weeks bring extra buzz. The city’s metro is efficient, but strolling through its elegant streets is part of the charm. And while Milan is a high-fashion capital, its true magic lies in the effortless Italian flair that even a simple espresso stop can deliver.