Thinking also Parabolica 21a. Im travelling from Milano Centrale by train to Monza next week. Yes of course you can walk, it should take around 45 minutes to an hour. Remember also that some roads are closed, so you cant always trust your GPS. Which one I should buy? It was very easy, almost follow a straight line, with walk on pavement or cycle/pedestrian path, except a small portion on a one way road at the beginning, but which didnt feel unsafe. I am coming from Vicenza and cannot train because the trains do not run that late from Milane Centrale back to Vicenza Friday night. We have paddock club passes and dont want to get all sweaty getting to track. to the track: you could ask your hotel about a minibus/van option to take all of you: it will work out pretty cheap when split 6 ways! I think 9pm is too early for a flight from Bergamo. Hi Martin, happy to help. Heres the map with the gates and also the drop off point for the shuttle. I have been carefully assessing the best way to get to the circuit as we will be based in the city life area of Milan. I guess the rain really slowed us down more than we realized. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); var onloadSibCallback = function () { Even use my shoulder as his tripod to take photos. On the map it looks like entrance a or b is best. Im going to stay in Milano and excited to go on Thursday to Monza but the parade which starts at 18:30 and ends at 20:00 seems to be attractive as well I dont have specific recommendations for private transfers, but if you do select a good company Im sure they will have a plan for getting picked up after the race. We are coming to Monza for the first time and mixing with a holiday at Como. We walked the track for pictures, and after about an hour felt it would be safe to head back. On the other hand going to the Biassono-Lesmo station someone commented it took them about 40 minutes total to get to the main area and there is no shuttle wait time for that option. You should be able to see some of the action at the second chicane in GA, but it was a few years ago I was last there. Andrew Any advice on how to get there? With over 270 train and coach companies in and across 45 countries including Trenitalia and Italo, see where you can go from Monza with Trainline today. Otherwise, the shuttle bus will cost you an additional 4 EUR return. Are those metro/bus lines correct? I understand you catch the train to Monza but which would be the best shuttle bus to get to that part of the circuit.Thanks for your help. The train ride back was worse. Also can you bring a rucksack. I know they didnt in 2021 and have been waiting for a thumbs up . Looks like the same travel time for trains from Varenna Monza as Milan Monza is this something you think would work? I have a few questions and was wondering if you could help. Let me know if you know anything about it. I am first time travelling to Milano and Monza this weekend. Its relatively easy to get to Monza on race weekend via the local network of motorways, but make sure you have a GPS with up-to-date maps. We got seats on 30a, our Hotel is in Bergamo, what aproach do you recomend? Can I get a train direct to Monza from Como without having to go into Milan? Still not sure if we will wear our Red Bull apparel, the tifosi stories made us, ahem, uneasy. Where ever you enter the circuit you will have a long walk and mine from D (lesmo) to Grandstand 6C (1st Chicane)was about 30 minutes mainly tarmac paths although muddy from the rain on Saturday. We had no one imposing any fines what so ever, and only ran into the train conductor twice. Three shuttle bus lines service the circuit. Mobile tickets on your phone should be fine, but its always a good idea to have a printout as well, just in case. Thanks for the quick response! Buy a ticket from the driver, about 2 EUR I guess. Next time, Im renting a car. There are underpasses to get from one side of the track to the other. Trains run regularly (about every 10 minutes) between Nice and Monte Carlo Station. The best way to get to the circuit is by train, from both Milan and nearby cities such as Bergamo. Copyright 2023 F1Destinations.com | All rights reserved, Reserve accommodation for the 2023 Italian Grand Prix on September 1-3. Unless you have a deep pocket!!! Try and negotiate the far upfront; I dont imagine it should be more than 10 EUR. Hi, thanks so much for your effort. We was behind the grandstand for the majority of the race queuing for food and drink again but the main big Green beer sponsor also ran out of beer at this tent. Hello Dror. For the race, I think some of the best views in General Admission are on the inside of Parabolica, but you probably need to reserve your spot early. The registration in English doesnt even work! The on-track schedule is in the Trackside post. Any advice ? my suggestion is to use the car, you are very far from the circuit, and with bus/train can be a nightmare (3 different trains to change). Moovit provides free maps and live directions to help you . And how to we cross to the inside of the track? Hi Frank, quite difficult to do..only the entrance in Vedano al Lambro has the official booth. we are thinking in use our car. I have checked it was more than 1km of queue along Via Parco compared to my experience the day before. Hi Andrew! Check the circuit map with the Black shuttle drop off point. Same thing happened with the Emilia Romagna race this year, and it turned out fine. Our tickets are for section 6A. Youll have no trouble getting a train to Venice after the race, but dont book it to leave too early (not before 9pm). .? Paddock Passses sound great, hope it works out for you entrances to the paddock are at either end of the Paddock (behind the pits) on the inside of the circuit. Also would a taxi be extortionate given its race day too. I have seen it is advised to buy a return ticket at the start of the day to avoid needing to queue at Monza on the way back. I intend to check out Thursdays proceedings. Hello, dont you know when the parking tickets will be available to buy? When I booked tickets there was no option for a child ticket, and now that it seems the whole event has sold out, I cant check any of the ticket websites. We plan to get there early so hopefully we avoid the peak times. Dont leave anything of value in the car! First you need to go from Monza to Centrale, the Central Station. I think either station works for 6b, but you would have to walk further from the Biassono-Lesmo station. In my case, was on the Parabolica curve. We also found the local shops inside Milano Centrale selling the combined train and bus for 8 euros each day. Nothing else is scheduled for Thursday, sorry. Only the TiLo trains from Switzerland have fixed times. The length of the circuit is about 5.8 km long and 53 laps are driven during the GP. Hi Paulina, I think you should explore the whole circuit :) Remember on Friday that you can sit in any grandstand you wish, apart from Centrale. This week they have changed the starting time of the event to 15:10, unfortunately given our tight flight schedule. Yes, they should be. Hi and thanks for a great informative site Is it possible to pre-book a taxi and is there a certain place they collect from? We will have a car to get around but also understand that a train ride might be even better, or trial and race days. We will arrive thursday and we want to go to the race on saturday and sunday. So, I decided to write about my experience in case it would help someone else. Will look at taxis as well to help with this, but is this a bad/expensive idea on race-day (because of heavy traffic, etc)? We explored more. Probably yes. Hi Kaare, Google Maps says it will take around 40 mins on the motorway, but lets say around 1 hour. The Biassono Lesmo station is also an option on Friday and Saturday, but on those days you have to go from Porta Garibaldi and not Milano Centrale, Hi where would you recommend to stand for general admission. Further advice about getting around in Milan can be found here, including the lowdown on taking taxis as well as information about the citys bike sharing scheme. Myself and my son are now all set to attend from Thursday till Monday. We are flying out of Malpensa the evening after the Grand Prix and want to know if it will be easier to take the train back to Como and then drive to the airport or to take the train from Monza to Milan and on to the Malpensa. I live in Vedano, and I know very well the surrondings of Monza GP (and how to avoid traffics and closed roads to move faster). Me and my friend have a flight at 20:35 from Bergamo airport and we have GA tickets. http://www.monzanet.it/get/3029/2239/mappa%20completa%20+%20legenda%20parcheggi%20+%20tribune%202014.pdf Feel free to contact me to arrange a pick up if you need it, Im based right out from the main entrance (mail me to [email protected] and Ill send you my mobile number if the suggestion is ok with Editor of f1destinations.com ). Four of us are off to Milan for the first time on 1st September, staying at LaGare Hotel, close to Stazione Centrale. What is the best way to go to the circuit? 35 minute queue for 1 tap. I dont have specific recommendations. Different companies operate different sections of motorway, so sometimes you pay a set fee for a particular section, other times a rate per km. This will be the first time we will go to Milan and to f1. And you are walking through the park, so its a nice walk. I do think you can get in via Gate G. Most other gates should also be open to GA ticket holders. F1, FORMULA ONE, FORMULA 1, FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, GRAND PRIX and related marks are trade marks of Formula One Licensing B.V. But if you put the relevant info into the Google Maps app on your smartphone, it should give you best routes and also timetables. Can confirm shuttle busses are 5 EUR. The historic Monza circuit has been home to the Italian Grand Prix in all but one Formula 1 season, with the dedicated tifosi always supplying an atmosphere to remember, whether a Ferrari driver wins or not. We are flying into Linate on Friday and are departing Sunday 19:15. Is it too far and we shouldnt go? Only thing with the bus is knowing where to ask the ticket for and recognising where to get off. Monza Train Station is a popular GoOpti bus station in Monza. Im based in Vedano, very close to the main entrance of the circuit, contact me if you need support. It will save you having to walk back to Sesto San Giovanni. Monza is open from 07:00-20:30 (subject to change for security reasons) from Friday to Sunday on Italian Grand Prix weekend. . Click here to download the Monza map Gates A, G & F: on the eastern side of the circuit, closest to Parabolica. And if you bought from some other ticket company (like F1.com), I think the entrance where you collect your tickets is Vedano, which is close to Mirabello, but the main circuit entrance with entry sign etc. Also this website provides far better information than any of the staff at the track! Do you know which train/bus connection is best?? They arent so well organized in Italy! I have a tickets for 26C, whats the best way to travel there ? Whilst express trains to Biassono-Lesmo only run on race day, regular trains do run hourly on line S7 between Milano Porta Garibaldi and Lecco stopping at Biassono-Lesmo on all days. We have 3 days ticket to Paddock Club and trying to understand what is the best time to get to the circuit. Thanks. If we get the Milan travel card can we use it all weekend to get to and from the circuit? Regular train services connect Monza to the centre of Milan, as well as nearby cities like Bergamo. Thanks! Search on Google Maps for details. You need a train for either Monza station (followed by black shuttle) or Biassono-Lesmo (just a walk). This can have a knock on effect to the bus service/trains etc ex Monza on the Sunday. This will be our first time to Milan and the Grand Prix. Thanks for the information, by the way, very helpful! Hi Do we have to pre book online or do we buy them when we get there? Strange, really, but it worked for me then. Hi Andrew, what a great resource you have put together. A ticket purchased on the bus is 1.60 each way. There is also a special return ticket valid from all stations in Lombardy to Monza or Biassono-Lesmo for 13 euros per day (only worthy if travelling from quite far away, since standard return from Milan to Monza is only 4.8 euros). Id prefer to stay somewhere with facilities for the weekend (showers and loos). (Maybe entrance D?) Planning to travel by train from Milano Centrale. Second, it will be a long walk from the stop to your seats (at least 30-40 mins I think). Other good grandstands are 8a on the first corner, the Ascari grandstands, as well as those on approach to Parabolica, such as 21A the last is best value for money in my opinion. 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