Title: LMS in Monza - accomodation Post by: Werner on January 10, 2007, 03:38:16 pm I'm planning a visit to Monza in April, flights from my hometown to Milano are still available. Camping is not an option as I will travel with my father, he's not so well on.
2 questions for those who have been ther already: - Can anyoneone recommend a hotel trackside or not so far away from the track? - What the best option to get from Milano airport (Malpensa) to the track? Hired car or is there public transport? How long does it take? Thanks a lot in advance Cheers Werner Title: Re: LMS in Monza - accomodation Post by: smokie on January 14, 2007, 07:09:33 pm Someone at the wife's work has been to Monza for the GP and suggested we went (which we didn't) - but I remember them saying the poublic transport was superb.
Title: Re: LMS in Monza - accomodation Post by: Big_M on January 14, 2007, 07:14:28 pm I went to Monza in 2005 for the LMES. We stayed in Milan as it is easy and fairly cheap to get a train from one of the stations in Milan to Monza. There is then a bus service from the station to the circuit - although we couldn't find a timetable and got bored waiting so took a taxi which I think was about 10 euros. We did walk to the circuit on the first day - but it took about an hour and not to be recommended when you then spend the day walking the circuit.
We did manage to find a bus on the way back on the second day - but I believe you have to purchase a ticket in advance - the bus driver let us on for free. A little searching on the internet should give you details of train times etc. Staying in Milan obviously offers the better choice of accommodation and restaurants. HTHs Debs Title: Re: LMS in Monza - accomodation Post by: Werner on January 14, 2007, 11:33:48 pm I went to Monza in 2005 for the LMES. We stayed in Milan as it is easy and fairly cheap to get a train from one of the stations in Milan to Monza. There is then a bus service from the station to the circuit - although we couldn't find a timetable and got bored waiting so took a taxi which I think was about 10 euros. We did walk to the circuit on the first day - but it took about an hour and not to be recommended when you then spend the day walking the circuit. We did manage to find a bus on the way back on the second day - but I believe you have to purchase a ticket in advance - the bus driver let us on for free. A little searching on the internet should give you details of train times etc. Staying in Milan obviously offers the better choice of accommodation and restaurants. HTHs Debs Thanks a lot Cheers Werner |