It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through these Grand Prix destinations with us.
A popular event since 1925, Belgian Grand Prix returns again in 2025, July 24–27. Last year’s winner, Lewis Hamilton, dominated the field. This race once alternated between Zolder in northern Belgium and Nivelles-Baulers near Brussels before returning to its original location of Spa-Francorchamps. The best spot to watch this race is near Eau Rouge by the course’s iconic corner. © Cristiano Barni | Dreamstime.com
The backdrop for all of the F1 action in Abu Dhabi, Yas Viceroy Hotel overlooks this year’s race once more between Dec. 4 and 7. First held in 2009, this event sees drivers race 58 laps on Yas Island. The best place to watch? The whale-shaped Yas Viceroy Hotel, of course. Or, opt for berth in a boat’s cabin in the marina or a spot in the West Grandstand. © Epastor16 | Dreamstime.com
Taking place May 25, the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is perhaps one of the most iconic destinations on the F1 circuit. Surrounded by superyachts and coastal views, this track dates back to 1929 and features very narrow routes. Spectators have the best chance to see the action from Grandstands L to P, as well as Grandstand B overlooking Casino Square. © BiancoBlue | Dreamstime.com
Yes, F1 even occurs in Australia. This year’s F1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix (March 13–16), in Melbourne, allows fans of the sport to both enjoy 58 laps of thrills, as well as nearby bars, restaurants and upscale hotels. Ideal watch spots include the Waite stand overlooking Turn 10 or Brabham Grandstand on the outside of Turn 2. © Wirestock | Dreamstime.com
This Aug. 1–3, make for F1 Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. With a lap record set in 2020 by Lewis Hamilton, this course is twisty and challenging. Built in a natural bowl, this track is perhaps one of the best for all spectators to get an equal view of the race. © Wirestock | Dreamstime.com
Miami only made its F1 debut in 2022, but in its short time on the F1 circuit, it’s made waves. This year’s race kicks off May 2 in the Hard Rock Stadium Complex in Miami Gardens. With three straights, 19 corners and top speeds of more than 217 mph, this spectator-friendly venue is a must-visit. The best passing spots, however, are at seats near Turns 1, 11 and 17. © Felix Mizioznikov | Dreamstime.com
A popular event since 1925, Belgian Grand Prix returns again in 2025, July 24–27. Last year’s winner, Lewis Hamilton, dominated the field. This race once alternated between Zolder in northern Belgium and Nivelles-Baulers near Brussels before returning to its original location of Spa-Francorchamps. The best spot to watch this race is near Eau Rouge by the course’s iconic corner. © Cristiano Barni | Dreamstime.com
The backdrop for all of the F1 action in Abu Dhabi, Yas Viceroy Hotel overlooks this year’s race once more between Dec. 4 and 7. First held in 2009, this event sees drivers race 58 laps on Yas Island. The best place to watch? The whale-shaped Yas Viceroy Hotel, of course. Or, opt for berth in a boat’s cabin in the marina or a spot in the West Grandstand. © Epastor16 | Dreamstime.com
Taking place May 25, the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is perhaps one of the most iconic destinations on the F1 circuit. Surrounded by superyachts and coastal views, this track dates back to 1929 and features very narrow routes. Spectators have the best chance to see the action from Grandstands L to P, as well as Grandstand B overlooking Casino Square. © BiancoBlue | Dreamstime.com
Yes, F1 even occurs in Australia. This year’s F1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix (March 13–16), in Melbourne, allows fans of the sport to both enjoy 58 laps of thrills, as well as nearby bars, restaurants and upscale hotels. Ideal watch spots include the Waite stand overlooking Turn 10 or Brabham Grandstand on the outside of Turn 2. © Wirestock | Dreamstime.com
This Aug. 1–3, make for F1 Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. With a lap record set in 2020 by Lewis Hamilton, this course is twisty and challenging. Built in a natural bowl, this track is perhaps one of the best for all spectators to get an equal view of the race. © Wirestock | Dreamstime.com
Miami only made its F1 debut in 2022, but in its short time on the F1 circuit, it’s made waves. This year’s race kicks off May 2 in the Hard Rock Stadium Complex in Miami Gardens. With three straights, 19 corners and top speeds of more than 217 mph, this spectator-friendly venue is a must-visit. The best passing spots, however, are at seats near Turns 1, 11 and 17. © Felix Mizioznikov | Dreamstime.com
A popular event since 1925, Belgian Grand Prix returns again in 2025, July 24–27. Last year’s winner, Lewis Hamilton, dominated the field. This race once alternated between Zolder in northern Belgium and Nivelles-Baulers near Brussels before returning to its original location of Spa-Francorchamps. The best spot to watch this race is near Eau Rouge by the course’s iconic corner. © Cristiano Barni | Dreamstime.com
The backdrop for all of the F1 action in Abu Dhabi, Yas Viceroy Hotel overlooks this year’s race once more between Dec. 4 and 7. First held in 2009, this event sees drivers race 58 laps on Yas Island. The best place to watch? The whale-shaped Yas Viceroy Hotel, of course. Or, opt for berth in a boat’s cabin in the marina or a spot in the West Grandstand. © Epastor16 | Dreamstime.com
Taking place May 25, the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is perhaps one of the most iconic destinations on the F1 circuit. Surrounded by superyachts and coastal views, this track dates back to 1929 and features very narrow routes. Spectators have the best chance to see the action from Grandstands L to P, as well as Grandstand B overlooking Casino Square. © BiancoBlue | Dreamstime.com
Yes, F1 even occurs in Australia. This year’s F1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix (March 13–16), in Melbourne, allows fans of the sport to both enjoy 58 laps of thrills, as well as nearby bars, restaurants and upscale hotels. Ideal watch spots include the Waite stand overlooking Turn 10 or Brabham Grandstand on the outside of Turn 2. © Wirestock | Dreamstime.com
This Aug. 1–3, make for F1 Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. With a lap record set in 2020 by Lewis Hamilton, this course is twisty and challenging. Built in a natural bowl, this track is perhaps one of the best for all spectators to get an equal view of the race. © Wirestock | Dreamstime.com
Miami only made its F1 debut in 2022, but in its short time on the F1 circuit, it’s made waves. This year’s race kicks off May 2 in the Hard Rock Stadium Complex in Miami Gardens. With three straights, 19 corners and top speeds of more than 217 mph, this spectator-friendly venue is a must-visit. The best passing spots, however, are at seats near Turns 1, 11 and 17. © Felix Mizioznikov | Dreamstime.com
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