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The Italian Grand Prix at Monza, or La Pista Magica, is the ultimate F1 fan’s experience.
Known for being the fastest track on the calendar, Monza’s historic charm, roaring tifosi, and breathtaking high-speed action make it a must for every motorsport fan. This circuit, steeped in F1 history, has been delivering heart-stopping moments since 1950.
The Italian Grand Prix round is considered to be one of the most passionate races on the F1 calendar. The Fan Zone, located behind the main grandstand, packs a punch with entertainment and activities. Experience the Italian charm and atmosphere while listening to live music and indulging in delicious local Italian cuisine.
Moreover, there are interactive stands where fans can try their hand at changing tyres and pit stop challenges. The Italian Grand Prix also boasts unique attractions like Ferrari World, where fans can relive the history of Ferrari’s iconic team, as well as join the parade of vintage cars on display.
Monza’s magic, paired with Milan’s vibrant energy, offers an incredible Grand Prix experience. Whether it’s the roar of engines at 370 km/h or enjoying Milan’s chic café culture, the Italian Grand Prix is a celebration of speed and style.
Did You Know? Monza is the oldest track on the F1 calendar and has hosted the Italian Grand Prix every year since 1950 (except 1980). It’s truly iconic!
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Without a doubt, Italy remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Europe, particularly as it is the centre of historical Roman-era architecture and Renaissance art, as well as the birthplace of much modern science and exploration. In fact, the country is home to a staggering 51 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the most in the world. Italy borders France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia, and its famous ‘boot’ – where you will find Tuscany and Sicily – extends into the Mediterranean Sea. Italy is well known for its slow pace, stylish flair and incredible cuisine – gelato and pasta remain iconic foods in Italy for both locals and visitors. Visit the Pantheon and Colosseum in Rome, take in the incredible art of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica, travel along the scenic Amalfi Coast and snap a photo at the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa.
