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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.
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.
Forty-eight hairpins to 2,757m - the second-highest paved pass in the Alps, and Italy's most photographed mountain road.
50km of coastal switchbacks between Sorrento and Salerno, cut into the cliffside above the Tyrrhenian Sea.
A narrower, quieter alternative to the Stelvio - single-track in places, with less traffic and just as much altitude.
The SR222 and its backroads through Tuscany's vineyards - a slower, lower-stakes kind of driving between Florence and Siena.
