Italy.
Road trips in Italy - from the Stelvio's forty-eight hairpins to Tuscany's slow backroads, the Amalfi coast road and Sicily's interior. A country built for exactly this kind of driving.
Regions in Italy.
Amalfi coast
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Dolomites
Coming soonTuscany
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Where these roads actually are.
From the Dolomites in the north to Sicily in the south, Italy's regions each drive completely differently. An interactive map ships in a later release - for now, here's the shape of the country.
The roads worth planning a trip around.
The Stelvio Pass
Forty-eight hairpins to 2,757m - the second-highest paved pass in the Alps, and Italy's most photographed mountain road.
Amalfi Coast Road (SS163)
50km of coastal switchbacks between Sorrento and Salerno, cut into the cliffside above the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Passo di Gavia
A narrower, quieter alternative to the Stelvio - single-track in places, with less traffic and just as much altitude.
Chianti's Wine Roads
The SR222 and its backroads through Tuscany's vineyards - a slower, lower-stakes kind of driving between Florence and Siena.