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Where we headed this time?monza circuit - autodromo nazionale di monza italy Find Hotels near Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) Milano Malpensa MPX is Milan's airport for international flights. Getting from this airport to the downtown Commune di Milano is easy. A modern express train, the Malpensa Express, 12EUR, runs from the airport grounds and shuttle busses run a regular service (3.50EUR each way). Cabs of course run night and day. Find Milan Malpensa SEA Aeroporti di Milano Website LIN Milan Linate Airport LIML (only 15Mis/20KMs from the monza circuit), Hotels near Milano Litane Airport Milan Litante is another inter-European and domestic airport. Check for a bargain flight if you’re hopping in from any major European city. Many small european carriers offer 100USD hops from anywhere to just about anywhere and Milano, central as it is, and being one of the busiest airports in Europe, always seems to feature. For website see above Find Hotels near all major European Airports Shop for the cheapest airfare to MPX or LIT MIlan for your trip to Monza Circuit with Travelocity HOtwire and other package travel serives Here For information about getting from these airports to their respective downtowns visit to and from the airport. listing of Hotels near Monza Circuit (all avaiable lodging for 100km / 60 miles radius of the town of monza. > Distance from: > Milano Italy Hotels - About 10 miles / 14 kms > All Europe Hotels > Is there camping at the track? Yep. You can camp right beside the track. Staying in Monza itself, or the two small villlages either side of the Parco, will be very difficult, if not impossible, unless you have friends in the area. Cities like nearby Milano, Verona, and even further away like Florence, and towns like Como profit enormously during a race weekend. But don’t worry. You might be far from the track but you won’t miss the race. A revolution would occur if Italians were prevented from seeing their beloved Ferraris, and trains are available, but there will be a crush, so leave plenty of time. Most people seem content to camp in the Parco, where the race is situated, and there are several campsite areas around the track. Probably none more quiet than any other. Some with their own wooden platformed make-shift discoteques. There is ample space but not too many facilities, so bring what you'll need. There is a small supermarket near the circuit on the Biassono side, and the towns nearby for certain supplies but don't expect them to be fully stocked with toothpaste on the weekend you and 100,000 other people are looking for it. The few showers around the track will be busy at all times because of the 'city' that evolves around them and the portable toilet facilities will also be less than sanitary already by Friday night since people tend to make a week of Monza. It is advised you bring your own water. Many of the camping areas (really just carparks on grass) also feature makeshift discoteques formed by a few speakers, and a wooden dance floor. You can find out more about camping (recommended) at the circuit's website camping information page (English). You can rove the track all night. Which isn't as horrendous as it sounds when you consider that you can visit corners huge in racing history and pay your respects. Border Crossings: Border Crossings:Northern Italy borders to Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland, Germany and France. EU borders are seldom even noticable these days since travel through EU countries is open. However, if you are crossing any of the road/rail borders from Slovenia, you’ll require a current passport, until the full conversion of Slovenia into the EU. Recently the beautiful small nation converted its currency to Euros. LOCAL TRANSIT / TRANSFERS TO THE TRACK TIPS FOR DRIVERS IN ITALYYou'll need your eyes, ears and several other senses. Driving in Italy is like dodgem cars with bullies. Many parking areas in towns other than around the circuit, including milan, don’t have meters, but may still require a parking fee. Such a ticket is available at tabacs. (convenience stores) TICKETS Find f1 grand prix tickets. > Where's the Map? > Check out this Monza satellite and road map > Got the weather and radar? Milan Weather Forecast > What's the local newspaper say? The Budapest Sun + Budapest Govt Official News > What else is there to do? Movies: All films in italy are shown with italian overdubbing. It's quite a treat to see an American film this way. Particularly one you know well, if you don't speak the language. With such a fine cinematic history, there is never a shortage of Cinema's in Italy, showing every kind of film imaginable. Casinos? I never bothered to ask. Do you know? Restaurant Tip: Anywhere in Milan which looks homely and is away from the main tourism areas. You'll find them, the Milanese need to eat too, and in these little family places, they know how to cook! Shopping: Milan is the home of Benneton, Versace, D&G, Armani, and, you name it. In fact shopping in the 3-mile main shopping street that runs though the heart of the city, seems more like wandering between clothes racks, and the reward is that at the end of it , and I defy you to make that trip without loading up with stuff along the way, you’ll be able to put down your shopping bags and stare in wonder at the Piazza del Duomo and the historical center where you will be awestruck in a totally different way, and after you’ve caught your breath and fended off the street sellers who’ll try to sell you fake designer handbags that are hanging in rows off their arms (for a quick get away from the cops) you can go shopping again because wrapped around the Piazza you'll find the world’s most exclusive shopping mall - the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. I’ve come to hold off my clothes buying sprees until September every year. Better still, come back during your visit to the Bologna Motor Show in December and really clean up on the bargains!!! Sports Hint: Italian Soccer Season runs in September. Check the Inter-Milano Football team home page for their schedule and ticket purchase options. > Speed related stuff we got to check out nearby: > > Find more European circuits Places of Worship Check out a church on every corner of downtown milan > Liquor Laws: The legal drinking age in ITALY is 18. >Local Currency: Eurodollar (EUR) TIP: Buy your Euros from your bank at home to save on high tourist conversion fees. Draw local money from ATMs. > TIPPING: Not expected, no matter how aggressively the waiter implies he deserves every dollar you have spare. Where you're impressed with the service, you'll usually round up the bill 10%.. Careful this hasn't already been 'presumed' in your bill. > TAXES: ??? > ATM Locator: Visa > Time Zone: CET (Central European Time) GMT + 1 Godspeed, Cvetko Ostroznik AT THE TRACK > Museum hopping? YOu'll have fun in milan Tips - Do/Don't
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