The 2026 Italian Grand Prix is scheduled for Thursday 3rd September to Sunday 6th September. The weekend follows the standard Formula 1 format with practice on Friday, final practice and qualifying on Saturday, and the Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon.

The Italian Grand Prix is held at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, inside the historic Monza Park just north of Milan. Monza is known as the ‘Temple of Speed’ for its long straights, iconic chicanes and the sweeping Curva Alboreto that frames many race-defining moments.

Return shared transfers are included with most of our Italian Grand Prix packages. We coordinate departure times so you arrive comfortably before your first session of interest, and we schedule returns after the on-track program concludes. Meeting points and timings will be provided in your travel documents.

Our Italian Grand Prix packages are designed to make your race weekend effortless. Depending on the option you select, inclusions typically combine official reserved grandstand or hospitality access, quality accommodation in central Milan, return race day transfers and an invitation-only welcome function. You will also have our on-ground team available for assistance throughout the event. Selected hospitality packages add private airport transfers and curated experiences.

We offer sought-after Monza grandstands that showcase different parts of the circuit. Tell us whether you prefer race starts, strategy, overtakes or panoramic sightlines and we will match your seat to the way you like to watch.

Our packages use hand-picked 4 and 5-star hotels in central Milan so you can enjoy the city’s dining and culture when you are not at the circuit. Monza  is roughly 15 to 20 kilometres from the centre of Milan. Travel times vary with race-weekend traffic, which is why our return race day transfers are timed for smooth arrivals and departures.

Yes. Our hosted welcome function in Milan is a highlight that brings guests together ahead of the action, with food and beverages included.

Monza delivers a thrilling live experience. The circuit’s historic setting and high speeds generate constant energy in the stands, from the pre-race build-up to the podium. The passionate Ferrari Tifosi make it an atmosphere like no other.

Early September in Lombardy is typically warm in the day and cooler after sunset. Lightweight clothing, a hat and sunscreen make daytime sessions more comfortable. A light layer is useful for evenings, and comfortable walking shoes are essential as there can be a fair walk between drop-off points and entry gates inside Monza Park. We share final packing pointers and any event-specific guidance in your pre-departure pack.

Security operates airport-style checks and publishes permitted-item guidance before the event. Bag size limits usually apply. Your travel documents include recommended arrival windows, gate maps and walking routes so you move calmly through the park and avoid bottlenecks.

Milan rewards a long weekend with world-class culture and cuisine. Between sessions you might visit the Duomo and its rooftop, explore the fashion quarter, stroll the Navigli canals or book a stadium or gallery tour.

Flights are not included unless specified, although we can arrange them on request. The Italian Grand Prix is a high-demand event, so early booking secures better seat locations, a wider choice of hotels and smooth logistics. Once confirmed, you will receive a detailed travel pack with schedules, transfer timings, gate maps and host contacts for on-ground support.