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Belgian Grand Prix 2027
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Francorchamps
Belgian Grand Prix Three-Night Tour
About This Package
A three-night Formula 1 race-weekend tour to the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps: return Eurostar from London, three nights in a four-star Brussels hotel, and an Official F1 Grandstand weekend e-ticket. Pairs only.
What's Included
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The Belgian Grand Prix 2027 returns Formula 1 to Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps for a three-night hospitality tour from London. Formula 1 has not yet published its 2027 calendar, so the race weekend is not confirmed and any date shown for this trip is a working estimate. The package pairs a return Eurostar journey to Brussels with three nights in a four-star Brussels hotel and a reserved seat in the Combes 1 Grandstand, in the Combes area at the top of the Kemmel climb, booked in pairs.
What is included in the Belgian Grand Prix 2027 tour?
The Belgian Grand Prix 2027 tour includes everything needed for a complete race weekend away from London. It covers return Eurostar travel, three nights in a four-star Brussels hotel and a reserved grandstand seat at Spa, so the whole trip is arranged as one package rather than several separate bookings.
- Return Eurostar from London St Pancras to Brussels-Midi
- Three nights in a four-star Brussels hotel, breakfast included, double room
- Combes 1 Grandstand weekend e-ticket, with a reserved numbered seat, superscreen and Fan Zone access
- Return circuit transfers on Saturday and Sunday
- Two pieces of luggage plus one piece of hand luggage per person
For the full journey details, see our guide to getting to the Belgian Grand Prix by Eurostar.
Where will you sit at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps?
Your seat is in the Combes 1 Grandstand, in the Combes area at the top of the Kemmel climb, next to the campsites, with a giant screen and Fan Zone access close by. The circuit positions the Combes stands as an alternative between the Bronze and Silver zones and does not publish which corners are visible from each block, so we do not describe a specific view. Seats are numbered and allocated, and the circuit’s own ticket FAQ lists the Gold 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 stands and Silver 4 as covered, and states that all other stands are uncovered, so this is an open-air seat rather than a covered one.
What is not included?
Hotel breakfast is included, but race-day food and drink at the circuit is not, and neither is personal spending money, travel insurance or an ETIAS travel authorisation. Anything not listed in the tour’s inclusions above is not part of the package. The tour is PAIRS ONLY, booked for a minimum of two guests.
Who is the Belgian Grand Prix tour for?
This tour is built for two: a couple or two friends taking the Belgian Grand Prix as a standalone F1 trip, or a host bringing one important guest. The pairs-only structure means it is not set up for solo travellers or larger groups, so it suits a shared weekend rather than a party booking.
See more about Belgian Grand Prix hospitality at Spa for the full weekend picture, or browse wider Formula 1 hospitality across the season.
When is the Belgian Grand Prix 2027?
The Belgian Grand Prix is confirmed to return to Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in 2027, as part of the Formula 1 rotation that alternates the race with the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The exact race weekend has not been published: Formula 1 has yet to release its 2027 calendar, and the announcement is expected imminently rather than at some fixed future point. Until it lands, the mid-July race weekend used here is a working estimate, not a confirmed date. The itinerary shape stays the same regardless: travel out, a qualifying day and a race day, then travel home.
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The Belgian Grand Prix 2027 tour includes return Eurostar travel from London St Pancras to Brussels-Midi, three nights in a four-star Brussels hotel with breakfast, a reserved numbered seat in the Combes 1 Grandstand with superscreen and Fan Zone access, and return circuit transfers on Saturday and Sunday.
The Combes 1 Grandstand sits in the Combes area of Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, at the top of the Kemmel climb and next to the campsites. The circuit describes the Combes stands as an alternative between the Bronze and Silver zones and does not publish which corners are visible from each block, so we do not claim a specific view. Seats are numbered and allocated, with a giant screen and Fan Zone access nearby.
No. The circuit’s own ticket FAQ lists the Gold 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 stands and Silver 4 as covered, and states that all other stands are uncovered. Combes 1 is therefore an open grandstand with a reserved numbered seat rather than a covered one. You still get a giant screen and Fan Zone access close by, but there is no roof over the seating.
The Belgian Grand Prix is confirmed at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps for 2027, but the race weekend is not. Formula 1 has yet to publish its 2027 calendar and the announcement is expected imminently. Until it lands, treat the mid-July race weekend used for this tour as a working estimate rather than a fixed date.
The tour includes return Eurostar travel from London St Pancras to Brussels-Midi, with Brussels as your base and circuit transfers included on race weekend. Our guide to getting to the Belgian Grand Prix by Eurostar covers the journey in more detail.
No. The Belgian Grand Prix 2027 tour is PAIRS ONLY, booked for a minimum of two guests, so it is not available as a solo booking.
The tour includes three nights in a four-star Brussels hotel, with breakfast included, in a double room.
UK passport holders do not need a visa for short stays in Belgium of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. There is no six-month passport rule: your passport must have a date of issue less than 10 years before the date you arrive, and an expiry date at least 3 months after the date you plan to leave the Schengen area. The EU ETIAS travel authorisation is not yet in operation and no start date has been announced; when it does launch there will be a transitional period before it becomes mandatory, so check the official EU travel site closer to departure.
Race-day food and drink beyond hotel breakfast is not included, and neither is personal spending money, travel insurance or an ETIAS travel authorisation. Anything not listed in the tour’s inclusions is not part of the package.