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What you need to know about attending the Italian Grand PrixFriend of FanAmp, Cristina (@cristina.fastcars), attended the Italian Grand Prix - here are her top tips from getting to Monza and the home of the Tifosi, to the glory of a LIVE Ferrari win at their home race, and all of the on-track action!
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Italian GP - Off the TrackThe top things to eat, see and do when visiting Budapest for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza! FanAmp has partnered with Off to the Races to provide comprehensive guides when traveling to Grand Prix's around the world! Their founder, Alexandra, is a world traveler and taste-maker who has consulted with locals to bring you the best places to eat, drink, and relax wherever Formula 1 takes you.
Where to stay for an incredible Italian Grand Prix ExperienceLocated in the city of Monza, the Italian Grand Prix is in the perfect location to find comfortable and affordable accommodations. Whether you stay in in Milan or somewhere a bit further from Autodromo Nazionale Monza, you will find a variety of options available. This comprehensive guide will provide you with the best locations and price options for a seamless visit.
Traveling to Monza - Getting to the Autodromo Nazionale MonzaWith the Italian Grand Prix right around the corner, it is important to note the easiest and most convenient ways to reach one of the most notable races on the Formula 1 calendar. Situated in the Royal Villa of Monza Park, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza has always been a favorite race for the drivers and fans. If you are traveling to the race yourself, or are curious of the best ways to reach the circuit, this comprehensive transportation guide will help you seamlessly plan your trip to one of the most historic races in Formula 1.
Exploring Monza - Fun activities at the Italian Grand PrixThe Italian Grand Prix is one of the most historic races on the Formula 1 calendar. Held each year at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, in close proximity to Milan, this race is also considered the home of the oldest surviving F1 team, Scuderia Ferrari. True to its rich history, the Italian Grand Prix is surrounded by a number of historic sites and plenty of attractions for race attendees to explore.
