F1 tickets for Monza, Italy

Buy F1 tickets for Monza in Italy. Formula 1 tickets for the Italian Grand Prix available with or without hotel and flights.

About our trips & tickets to the Italian F1 – Monza

We offer official tickets for the Italian Grand Prix at Autodromo di Monza. With us, you can choose to buy tickets for the Italian GP in Monza only, or a complete package including hotel and flights. Once you’ve chosen your race, you can read more about the ticket categories we offer, what’s included, and how the F1 tickets are delivered.

Nothing compares to the feeling of sitting in the grandstands at Monza as Ferrari’s red cars take to the track and the tifosi rise in a sea of flags. This is Formula 1 in its purest form. Buy your tickets and secure your place among tens of thousands of F1 fans from all over the world!

About the Italian Grand Prix

Autodromo di Monza is located on the outskirts of Milan and is the oldest Formula 1 circuit, built back in 1922. A weekend here offers the perfect opportunity to combine Formula 1 at Monza with watching Inter or AC Milan play football at San Siro, while also enjoying a city renowned for its world-class food, wine, and shopping.

Questions and answers

How much does a ticket to the Italian Grand Prix in Monza cost?

It all depends on the type of ticket you’re looking for. We offer seats in several different grandstands, as well as general admission tickets.
Our prices are determined by supply and demand.

How do I get the tickets?

The tickets are electronic (e-tickets) and will be sent to the same email address provided at the time of booking.

When will I receive the tickets?

No later than five days before the race. We recommend printing out your ticket and bringing it with you to the circuit.

Is it safe to book with OLKA?

Yes! OLKA is probably the largest sports travel agency in Scandinavia right now, with around 40,000 travellers each year. We were founded in 1978 and provide all legally required guarantees.

Where can I find this weekend’s race schedule?

You can find all the information about the schedule for the Italian Grand Prix – including Friday, Saturday, and Sunday times – here!

How do I get to Autodromo Nazionale Monza?

We recommend booking bus transfers to the circuit through us at OLKA. Our buses depart from central Milan early in the morning and return after the race finishes in the evening.
Otherwise, you can get to the circuit in the following ways:

Train – You can take a train from Milan Central Station to Monza. The journey takes around 25 minutes, with trains running every half hour to an hour. From Monza Station, you can take a shuttle to the circuit by purchasing a combined train and shuttle ticket (€10 per day) from Trenord. The shuttle takes about 20 minutes and stops around a 20-minute walk from the track. Walking from the station takes roughly 45 minutes and goes through Monza’s charming city centre.

Car – Traffic near the circuit is often restricted due to road closures, so expect congestion and plan to leave early in the morning. Parking (€25) should be purchased in advance from the circuit’s official website.

Taxi – If you pre-book or take a taxi early in the morning, it can work well. Later in the day, taxi access is usually limited due to traffic restrictions around the circuit.

Always keep in mind that there will be queues, and getting to and from the circuit will probably take longer than you expect.

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Buy tickets for the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monza at Olkaexpress.com

Buy tickets for the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monza at Olkaexpress.com. We offer all ticket categories for this thrilling race, including hospitality options. Whether you want to purchase F1 tickets for the Italian GP only, or a complete package with hotel and flights, we can meet your needs.

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The Italian Grand Prix and Monza are a must for every F1 fan

The Italian Grand Prix is no ordinary race. Here, speed, history, and passion come together on a circuit that truly embodies motorsport. Monza has been part of the Formula 1 calendar almost every year since 1950 (with the exception of 1980), making it one of the most classic events. Each year, the track attracts over 100,000 spectators — not least thanks to the devoted tifosi who fill the grandstands in their red Ferrari shirts.

Experience more than just the race

The F1 weekend at Monza is about more than just Sunday’s race. Expect plenty of action throughout the entire weekend:

Friday: Practice sessions where you can watch the drivers test different setups. Perfect if you want to see plenty of on-track action.
Saturday: Qualifying – often just as exciting as the race itself, as the starting positions are decided.
Sunday: The race – the highlight of the entire weekend. The atmosphere in the grandstands is unbeatable.

Outside the circuit, you can combine your weekend with an evening in Milan, enjoying shopping, aperitivo, and classic Italian cuisine. If you’re into culture, take the opportunity to make a day trip to Lake Como or visit Monza’s historic town centre.

Fun facts about Monza

The Italian Grand Prix has been held at Monza almost every year since 1950, except in 1980 when the race took place at Imola.
Some of the sport’s most iconic moments have taken place here, such as Sebastian Vettel’s first F1 victory in 2008 and Charles Leclerc’s unforgettable Ferrari triumph in 2019.
Monza is known as the “Temple of Speed” – here, cars reach higher top speeds than on any other circuit on the calendar.
The crowd at Monza, the tifosi, are among the most passionate in the world. Standing in the grandstands as Ferrari enters the first corner is an experience in itself.

Our top tips for a successful F1 weekend at Monza

Book your accommodation early: Hotels in Milan fill up quickly during the F1 weekend.
Bring earplugs: The sound is part of the thrill, but it can get intense during the race.
Plan your seat: Do you want to watch pit stops, qualifying, or high-speed corners? The section you choose will shape your experience.
Dress comfortably: You’ll be walking a lot, especially if you have a general admission ticket.
Celebrate afterwards: Many fans gather in Milan after the race to keep the party going.