Monza Circuit

Founded in 1922, this historic motorsport circuit is the oldest purpose-built racing track in mainland Europe. Situated within the Royal Villa parkland, the site is a celebrated landmark known as the 'Temple of Speed' due to its high-speed layout featuring long straights and fast corners.

The venue is the iconic home of the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, which has been hosted at this location since 1950. In addition to Formula 1, the circuit serves as a venue for numerous major international racing competitions. The track's design is integrated into a mature parkland setting.

On-site facilities include an official shop that provides branded merchandise, clothing, and accessories. Various racing-themed experiences are offered at the facility.