Monza and the circuit for the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix by air The Italian Grand Prix is located in Monza just outside one of Europe’s most cosmopolitan cities: Milan As if being in the crowd for one of the world’s most iconic motor races wasn’t enough And that’s true also of fans headed to the city for World Endurance Championship races If you’re thinking about travelling to Milan and Monza for a race this guide will help you arrange your travel plans and ensure your trip goes off without a hitch The Italian Grand Prix is ideally places for international visitors just outside Italy’s second largest city Served by efficient rail lines and and international airports getting to Monza is not complicated wherever you’re travelling from Milan is the closest major city to aim for You’ll be able to travel to the circuit within an hour and it puts you in the heart of this exquisite city Monza is 23km north of the city centre of Milan The distance can be covered in just under an hour by car It will inevitably take longer on race weekends There are three airports in the vicinity of Milan Cross-border services make Milan accessible from Basel This route begins in the Netherlands and passes through Belgium so those with motorhomes might see this as a useful way of travelling to the race The town of Monza itself is slightly north of the city of Milan which will be approximately a 20-minute walk to the circuit hotels and accommodation might be cheaper in Milan itself there are three main ways to get to the race There are two train stations near the circuit you can aim for Monza F1 shuttle buses usually operate from outside the station The closest train station to the Monza circuit is Biassono-Lesmo and you can catch a train from Milano Porto Garibaldi This entrance to the circuit is quite a walk from the Fan Zone and activities but a good option if you are in grandstands 9 you could take the metro to Sesto1 Maggio FS But be warned: these buses are extremely busy all weekend They might be a useful mode of transport for Friday Formula 1 practice sessions but avoid this method for Formula 1 Grand Prix Sunday Driving from Milan to Monza can get extremely busy on race weekends and will take around an hour which will cost around €20 per day to park in Taxis will also be available throughout the city and not a bad option if you can split the fare with a group but it might be well worth it for the ease of travel It could also be worth jumping on the Metro towards Sesto1 Maggio FS There are several parking options dotted around the Monza track The Blue zone is the cheapest and is around 4km from the circuit The Monza F1 shuttle bus linking the car park and the circuit is included in the price of €100 for a 3-day pass Tickets for the Italian Grand Prix are already on sale and sell out every year without fail. Avoid disappointment and buy yours now ‘artist’ is the only title that seems fit for Italian native Alberto Cantu his greenness in the scene belies what is reality the work of a gifted photographer with shots so painterly they could just as easily appear in a gallery as they could within the pages of a magazine Portraiture appears sporadically in his work in between shots of his brother or a stranger lies what is Alby’s true inspiration; water So forceful is the pull of the tides that Alby recalls hatching a plan to ditch his hometown of Biassono with only his first borrowed camera as luggage “I always tried to escape from the city as fast as I could in order to get to the sea or the lake or; to escape into nature in general photography for me was just a way of documenting the sports I was doing in nature Sportsmen sometimes pull focus in Alby’s work from a halfpipe-bound skater to a snowboarder in mid-flight but he’s much more concerned with the natural arenas they occupy Composed with the precision of an architect with some requiring a double-take to inspect for brushstrokes While this artistic style is his signature Alby concedes that the beauty of his work comes in equal parts from nature “Lakes and beaches are the places where I shoot my best images and it’s a perfect combination where light It’s the same sort of inspiration that Monet might’ve drawn from his famed water lily lakes and starry nights It’s why the term ‘artist’ is so apt for a photographer like Alby and informs somewhat of an artist’s statement about his craft it gives me the possibility to express myself to say things that otherwise I couldn’t when I started my style was focused on sports I started giving more and more space to my emotions Catch all of Alby’s Frames below, and head here to follow him on Instagram The AC Monza Club’s logo perfectly resembles the project’s values: - Alta Brianza: Founded in 2021 its headquarters are in the Retro Cafe situated in Monticello This Club aims to gather all fans from the norther parts of the province - Monza Relax: Founded in 2022 from the desire to unite the passion for AC Monza with the possibility of having fun in serenity in the stands with the whole family - Fedelissimi - Arcore - Alba Biancorossa - Lesmo - Valle Lambro - Brugherio - Shanghai - Philly CLICK HERE to discover how to found a new AC Monza Club.