Monza, with Milan when you want it
Most people who go to the Italian Grand Prix stay in Milan and commute. The train ride itself is short, but getting from your door to the gate can easily take 60 to 90 minutes. That means packed trains, shuttle queues and a long walk through the park. Getting back after the race is usually worse.
The Pop-Up Hotel is a short walk from the circuit. When you want Milan, Biassono-Lesmo Parco station is a short walk away too. It’s a quieter stop than Monza’s main station and has direct trains into the city. You can spend the day trackside and be in Brera for aperitivo while everyone else is still queuing for transport.
More than the race
Monza is one of the few races where the atmosphere away from the track rivals the racing. During race week the town and Milan turn into one long festival, with Fuori GP events, parades, rooftop bars and parties across the city.