Scenic routes in Italy

🌄 For two and a half millennia, traders, muleteers, herdsmen, smugglers, adventurers, and of course tourists have crossed the pass, which is the lowest in the Alps at 1,371 m.

The Jaufen Pass is the most beautiful alternative to the SS12, the heavily used South Tyrolean federal road towards Bolzano and Merano.

💚 The Timmelsjoch demands a solid portion of skill in the advanced art of pass riding. Closed to trucks on the Italian side, the route belongs to us bikers and convertible drivers.

This panoramic road runs through Tuscany from the vibrant metropolis of Florence on the Arno southwards to Siena, immersing us in the world of the famous "Chianti Classico".

Sorrento’s steep coast offers an unobstructed panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coastal strip as far as Salerno.

Along the Ligurian Riviera, the historic route welcomes its visitors with a series of idyllic and largely untouched landscapes, including the Cinque Terre.

A historic trade route along the Italian Riviera: The ancient Via Aurelia still holds an irresistible charm today that is waiting to be discovered. Over a total of nearly 1200 km, it leads into the picturesque south of France.

The “Queen of Roads” was one of the most important trade routes of the Roman Empire and still exudes an unbroken charm today. Along the route there are magnificent parks, idyllic lake landscapes, ancient tombs, and some towns with a historic flair.

The route leads over the panoramic road from Sorrento to Salerno. It goes along the narrow and winding Amalfitana directly on the coast, offering fantastic views over the Gulf of Salerno.

🌄 The Stelvio Pass is a mountain pass in the Ortler Alps. At an altitude of 2757 m, the Stelvio Pass is the highest mountain pass in Italy.