Mille Miglia 2027 · Racing Through Italy

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Mille Miglia 2027

Racing Through Italy · Centenary Edition

A private journey designed around the 2027 Mille Miglia, 24–29 May: the published loop from Brescia through Parma, Firenze and Roma, then Cervia and Verona, back to Brescia. Follow it as a traveler, or ask for logistics around official participation. Entry to the race is never guaranteed.

The Historic Route

Italy’s greatest road race, read as a private journey.

The first Mille Miglia was held in 1927; 2027 is therefore its centenary year. The route published by 1000 Miglia runs 24–29 May: Brescia, Parma, Firenze, Roma, then the Adriatic to Cervia, across to Verona, and back to Brescia. OHH! ITALY is not the organizer. It designs the private travel around that route — hotels, viewing positions, transfers and access — while entry and any change to the programme stay with 1000 Miglia S.r.l.

This is not a standard tour package. It is a concierge-led journey for guests who want to travel with the race without losing comfort or privacy.

BresciaParmaFirenzeRomaCerviaVerona
Private NoteDesigned for collectors, drivers and guests who want to experience the Mille Miglia through movement, heritage and Italian landscape — not crowds alone.
Vintage Alfa Romeo on a Tuscan curve during the Mille Miglia
Edition2027 Centenary
Dates24–29 May
GeographyBrescia · Roma · Brescia
StagesSix published days

OHH! ITALY designs private travel around the Mille Miglia. It does not organize the race and does not claim official affiliation. For event-specific facts, see the official 1000 Miglia website.

The Route

Brescia to Brescia, 24–29 May 2027.

Six stages. Monday evening leaves Viale Venezia for Parma. Tuesday crosses Modena and the Futa into Firenze. Wednesday runs through Siena to Roma. Thursday goes north by Assisi, Perugia and Gradara to Cervia. Friday crosses Ferrara and Padova to Verona. Saturday returns by Lumezzane, Lago d’Iseo and Franciacorta to the finish in Brescia.

The printed programme is still marked provisional: the overnight cities and the order of the stages are the ones released, and clock times can still move. OHH! ITALY uses this route for private travel. It does not grant entry.

Official 1000 Miglia route map for 24–29 May 2027, from Brescia through Parma, Firenze, Roma, Cervia and Verona

Route map published by 1000 Miglia.

Ways To Join

Experience · Convoy · Competitor Support

Three private formats. OHH! ITALY coordinates timing, transfers, hotels and access. Official participation, when requested, depends on the organizers; OHH! ITALY does not grant or guarantee race entry.

01 · ExperienceWitness The Race

Curated viewing at departures, timed stages and evening arrivals, with private tables, discreet transfers and hospitality where the race feels closest.

02 · ConvoyPrivate Chase

Follow the route in modern GT or luxury vehicles with daily briefings, scenic pauses through Motor Valley and Tuscany, and a rhythm shaped around your party.

03 · Competitor SupportParticipation Support

For guests who already hold, or hope to hold, an eligible historic car: documentation orientation and race-week logistics. Acceptance remains solely with the official 1000 Miglia organizers.

BEFORE

Brescia · Before The Start

Arrive in Brescia ahead of the Monday evening start. Scrutineering and the race village occupy the preceding days. A private transfer and a briefing set the week; access follows what the organizers publish and what can actually be arranged.

24 MAY

Brescia To Parma

The first cars leave Viale Venezia in the evening. Castle time trials, a stamp control in Piazza della Vittoria, Castiglione delle Stiviere, then Parma and dinner at Palazzo della Pilotta. For guests travelling privately, the day is the opening movement: where to stand, when the road clears, and a quiet evening in Parma.

25 MAY

Parma To Firenze

Reggio Emilia, Modena for the race lunch, then the Apennine crossing at Passo della Raticosa and Passo della Futa. The stage closes in Piazza Santa Croce. Motor Valley belongs to this day.

26 MAY

Firenze To Roma

Chianti and Arezzo, lunch in Siena on Piazza del Campo, then the Crete Senesi, Pienza and Lago di Bolsena. The day ends in Rome, the southern point of the loop.

27 MAY

Roma To Cervia

Assisi, lunch in Perugia, Madonna della Cima, Gubbio, Macerata, Ancona and the Conero coast. Dinner is at Gradara. The evening control is in Cervia.

28 MAY

Cervia To Verona

Ferrara and Rovigo, lunch at Prato della Valle in Padova, then Treviso, Valdobbiadene, the Scale di Primolano, Bassano del Grappa and Vicenza. The night is in Verona.

29 MAY

Verona To Brescia

Basso Garda, the Valtenesi and Val Sabbia, lunch in Lumezzane, then Valtrompia, Lago d’Iseo and Franciacorta. The stamp returns to Piazza della Vittoria. The finish is on Viale Venezia, with the prize-giving in Piazza della Loggia.

AFTER

Private Departure

A private transfer follows your onward plans, timed after the Brescia finish.

2024

How the route ran in 2024.

Brescia, Torino, Viareggio, Roma, Bologna, and back to Brescia. 11–15 June.

Mille Miglia 2024 route. Ecco come fu l’itinerario 2024

Visual Chapters

The mood of the Mille Miglia, held in still frames.

Vintage racers, tribute cars and Tuscan bends — motion, sound and Italian landscape rather than spectacle alone.

Vintage Alfa Romeo on a Tuscan curve during the Mille Miglia - OHH! Italy
Yellow Ferrari on a Mille Miglia bend with village rooftops beyond - OHH! Italy
Bugatti vintage racer crossing a stone bridge on the Mille Miglia route - OHH! Italy
Ferrari tribute car on a hillside curve during the Mille Miglia - OHH! Italy
OM Superba vintage racer on the Mille Miglia route - OHH! Italy
Vintage roadster on a Mille Miglia bend in Tuscany - OHH! Italy

Private Concierge

Plan Mille Miglia 2027 Privately

Share your dates, preferred format — Experience, Convoy or Participation Support — party size and whether you hold an eligible historic car. The concierge shapes the private journey on the published 24–29 May route. Entry to the race is never guaranteed.

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