Milano-Budapest-Milano - Passaggio a Verona
Verona, Corso Milano, Piazza San Zeno, via Colonnello Galliano, viale Dal Cero, via Faccio, Lungadige Galtarossa
La manifestazione Milano-Budapest-Milano è un rally riservato a motoveicoli costruiti prima del 1976, che percorre circa 2100 km in otto tappe attraverso Italia, Austria e Ungheria. Domenica 30 agosto 2026 il convoglio di circa cinquanta tra moto e auto transita da Verona. I veicoli, provenienti da Brescia, percorrono Corso Milano e effettuano un controllo a timbro in prossimità di Piazza San Zeno, per poi dirigersi verso Vicenza. Un'occasione per gli appassionati di motori d'epoca.
Data: 30 agosto 2026 Orario previsto: 16.30-17.00 (controllo a timbro in Piazza San Zeno) Percorso: Corso Milano → Piazza San Zeno → via Colonnello Galliano → viale Dal Cero → via Faccio → Lungadige Galtarossa → SR 11 verso Vicenza
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