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Onwards to Arezzo and then Cortona, one of the oldest and most scenic hill towns in Tuscany. Pienza is a delightful village and has perfect, interesting streets for wandering and admiring the 15th century architecture. You can add up to 6 stages to your route. These stages will also be included in the ViaMichelin GPS app if you have saved your route in your Michelin account. Road Intersections: Eastern European cities, with their mix of old-world charm and modernity, are home to iconic intersections. For instance, Warsaw’s Rondo Charles de Gaulle'ais a major traffic junction and home to the towering Palm Tree. This art installation has become symbolic of the city's vibrancy.
After your trip to Bern, begin traveling south to Lausanne, Geneva, and Montreux, visiting Lac Léman en route. Finally to wonderful Lisbon for picture-postcard panoramas and fabulous food! This most Portuguese of cities serves up fantastic bacalhau, pastel de nana, and port from the Douro Valley. Head for the exotic Tropical Botanical Gardens and stroll amongst giant banana plants before visiting theMosteiro dos Jerónimos, a haven of peace amongst the bustling city.Portois a lively and fun city, intimate and friendly. There’s a lot to do in Portobut walking over the mighty Douro river on the iconic Luis I Bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia and the historic port lodges, has to be top of the list. The short (prioritising distance): this route option involves the shortest distance to reach the destination, whilst always remaining on passable roads.
Road Intersections: European cities are known for their grand roundabouts and intersections, each telling its tale. Place Charles de Gaullein Paris, a behemoth of a roundabout, is not just about managing traffic; it's a symbol of French elegance and grandeur. Meanwhile, with its unique design, Berlin's Ernst-Reuter-Platz echoes the city's progressive ethos and resilience. You can do the entire road in a day and stop in Ravello for lunch, but two or three days will give you longer to enjoy the glorious views and pretty towns en route. Romantic Road (Germany): Beyond just a means of transportation, this road is a journey through time. As you pass through towns that seem frozen in the Middle Ages, you'll witness Germany's rich heritage, replete with castles, timbered houses, and stories of knights and nobility. You could rush around in a week but we think ten to fourteen days gives you enough time to visit a few other places of interest when you’re all castled out!Taking in the must-sees of Malin Head, the Killarney National Park, the Cliffs of Moher, the Ring of Kerry, and the Dingle Peninsula, this is a truly epic Ireland road trip covering many of the Emerald Isle’s most beautiful spots.
This delightfulcoastal road tripwill take you through the county of Norfolk to the Norfolk Broads,old-fashioned English seaside resorts, and onto the beautiful and unspoiled North Norfolk Coast.
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Italy is a gorgeous country for a road trip, no area more so than Tuscany and Umbria, which are easily accessible by car from the UK and Europe. The rolling fields of vines and golden wheat, studded with tall cypress trees and creamy stone villas are iconic. Head north to Ronda and the stunning mountains of the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park. If you have a few extra days, now is the time to visit the atmospheric cities of Cadiz and Jerez de la Frontera.
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