Full Day On a Thrilling Motorcycle Racing Course
Whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider come and enjoy the thrill of this motorcycle racing course for a day you will never forget.
Milan, a fashionista's paradise and one of the most famous and important fashion capitals in the world. It is always bustling and manages to shower the locals and foreign visitors with endless shopping options.
Originated from Milan, luxurious brands such as Armani, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Valentino and many others that are household names worldwide.
Milan is commonly known as the economic capital, but this definition is somewhat misleading for a city that has a lot to offer from a cultural point of view and entertainment.
There is Sempione Park, which surrounds the Palazzo Sforzesco which is a symbol of the power of the past dukes of Milan. Through to the famous Cathedral which is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture in the square. Visit The Last Supper painted in the refectory of Santa Maria Delle Grazie or The San Babila area with the beautiful church in the neo-Romanesque style.
There is a private tour of Milan available in many of the iconic city structures.
Whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider come and enjoy the thrill of this motorcycle racing course for a day you will never forget.
Climb aboard your boat as sunset approaches, soaking in the landscapes of the surrounding Lake Maggiore. Take in panoramic views of the Borromean Gulf and Borromean gulf
This a great fun event for groups where you will experiencing racing a real race car on a real race track. This is a great day for thrill seekers.
With a reputation as a luxury haunt of Hollywood A-listers, the Italian lakes aren't usually the go-to choice for affordable holidays – but they could be if you take our 4-day escorted tour! Leaving from Milan, you will visit four of the must-see lakes in
Half Day Racing course with Formula BMW FB02 and Ferrari 488. After this course, you will know the fundamentals of Race Driving!
Test drive a Ferrari 488 for 3 laps around an Italian Race circuit near Milan including OnBoard camera! Make your racing dream come true with us.
The best time to visit Milan will all depend on your preferences; If it is a sun-soaked holiday beside the pool or on the beach then anytime during the summer months is for you. If you are more interested in sightseeing or want to do more activities then April, May, September and early October are better-suited weather wise. Those months are also ideal months for going on private tours as they are less crowded and cheaper.
The prices of food, drink and accommodation may vary slightly within Italy, but there are always good places to find that are reasonable. On average you are looking at a B&B for one night for around 22Euro offseason and 40Euro peak season. There are lots of small restaurants the will do great deals for early bird meals. For private tours, the prices again will vary depending on the time of the year you are looking to go on one.
Always do good research on the destination you are travelling to and book any private tour you can before travelling. Keep all valuables in a safe place and only carry enough money to do you for the day. When carrying money be aware of your surroundings, it does not matter what country you are in. Drink bottled water to be on the safe side and always check that the cap is sealed before opening it. Never walk alone at night in dark streets.
Italy has a typical Mediterranean climate which means that it is cool in the winter with a good bit of rainfall. The northern mountainous areas have snowfalls that can be extreme during January. In Southern Italy however, the temperature rarely drops to freezing in the winter. The summer months are very hot with temperatures rising to 32-degree Celsius or higher. Spring and Autumn's months have lovely warm days and chilly nights.
The best time to visit Milan will all depend on your preferences; If it is a sun-soaked holiday beside the pool or on the beach then anytime during the summer months is for you. If you are more interested in sightseeing or want to do more activities then April, May, September and early October are better-suited weather wise. Those months are also ideal months for going on private tours as they are less crowded and cheaper.
The prices of food, drink and accommodation may vary slightly within Italy, but there are always good places to find that are reasonable. On average you are looking at a B&B for one night for around 22Euro offseason and 40Euro peak season. There are lots of small restaurants the will do great deals for early bird meals. For private tours, the prices again will vary depending on the time of the year you are looking to go on one.
Always do good research on the destination you are travelling to and book any private tour you can before travelling. Keep all valuables in a safe place and only carry enough money to do you for the day. When carrying money be aware of your surroundings, it does not matter what country you are in. Drink bottled water to be on the safe side and always check that the cap is sealed before opening it. Never walk alone at night in dark streets.
Italy has a typical Mediterranean climate which means that it is cool in the winter with a good bit of rainfall. The northern mountainous areas have snowfalls that can be extreme during January. In Southern Italy however, the temperature rarely drops to freezing in the winter. The summer months are very hot with temperatures rising to 32-degree Celsius or higher. Spring and Autumn's months have lovely warm days and chilly nights.