2023 Philip's Big Road Atlas Europe: (A3 Spiral binding) (Philip's Road Atlases)

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2023 Philip's Big Road Atlas Europe: (A3 Spiral binding) (Philip's Road Atlases)

2023 Philip's Big Road Atlas Europe: (A3 Spiral binding) (Philip's Road Atlases)

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The wild and unspoiled Antrim Coastin Northern Ireland is made for a road trip. Peppered with fascinating places to see and exciting things to do, this route will appeal to outdoor adventurers. Don’t miss the other attractions in the national park where the Continental Divide is located. It’s home to Iceland’s first Parliament, where chieftains formed the first laws and court proceedings at what is known as the Lögberg, and has lots of trails and beautiful nature to explore if you have the time.You can even go snorkeling at Silfra, and see the divide in the tectonic plates underwater! Hohenzollern Palace(also known as Sigmaringen Castle) sits 50km to the southeast, can be seen on the horizon for miles around, and is a real hidden gemin Germany. Continue along the coast to the stunning Santillana del Mar, known as thetown of the three lies; not holy (santi), flat (llana) or by the sea (del mar).

Michelin recommended: this route option focuses on safety, simplicity and minimising any risk of route errors. This is the default route that Michelin recommends.

This Atlantic road route will add a fair few kilometers, two days, and six fjord ferries to your journey, but the detour will be worth it if you have the time. You’ll cross into the Arctic Circle at 66 degrees, on the ferry between Kilborghavn and Jektvik.

Start in beautiful Bergen, the city surrounded by seven fjords and seven hills. There are lots of things to do here, including visiting the lively Vagen harbor in Bergen’s old quarter, Bryggen. Next up is Amalfi itself. This hugely popular holiday resort is the largest town along the coast road. The pretty seafront, with its cafes and glamorous boutiques, gives this town a great vibe. Your journey will continue on to Mayrhofen, a popular skiing destination known for its vibrant nightlife, unrivaled winter sports, and stunning alpine scenery. Stop at Cassis to explore the Calanques, huge gashes in the coastal cliffs, often only accessible by boat. Take a day trip out for a picnic and an idyllic afternoon of soaking up the sun and snorkeling. From Montepulciano, follow the road around the tranquil Lake Trasimeno to Assisi, our favorite Umbrian destination. The imposing Basilica of St Francis can be seen hugging the hillside for miles around. Your last stop is the gorgeous hill town of Spoleto, stuffed with monuments, churches, and other historic buildings.San Gimignano, famous for its thirteen towers, sits high on a hill south of Florence. Between April and September, this thriving hill village is busy with tourists visiting the churches, palazzos, independent shops, and restaurants. Oviedo is the next stop and the starting point of the lesser-known Camino Primitivo (the oldest Camino). This compact and elegant city is another foodie delight, with a lively gastronomic scene. Don’t miss El Caprichio, a Gaudi-designed villa. If you have a few extra days, head into the Picos de Europa,the small but perfectly formed mountain range. If you’re looking for a longer holiday, it’s perfect for a 3 week European road trip itinerary with a bit of beach time thrown in, even if you visit in winter.

Our next stop is the daddy of German castles,Neuschwanstein. Just outside Fussen, in the village of Schwangau, Neuschwanstein is a truly stunning Cinderella-esque schloss built by the fascinating historical figure of King Ludwig II, who ruled Bavaria in the 19th century. Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a gorgeous little town and worth a stop before you take a jaunt around the stunning Gorge du Verdon. Heading south, Sintra, in the mountains of the same name, is a love-it-or-hate-it kind of place. Home to Portuguese royalty for centuries, the lush landscape is dotted with pastel-colored palaces, villas, and houses. Mount Romvik, outside Bodo and with minimal light pollution, is a good place to see the Northern Lights.

Your next stop is Seville, a city almost too good to be true, and everything you ever through Seville would be. This is a perfect road trip to start and finish in Malaga. Fly in, hire a car, and within a few hours, you can be on the beaches of the Costa del Sol, enjoying year-round sunshine. Route des Grandes Alpes (France): A road that is a journey in itself, this route, with its multiple mountain passes, offers panoramic views of France's alpine glory. Every curve has a new vista, a new village, and a new tale awaiting. Once you reach Andalsnes, head west and then drive north on the E39 to Vevang, and the start of the Atlantic Ocean Road, which runs across seven bridges and follows the islands between them like a silver ribbon. If you want to visit picture-perfect Alesundon the way, take a slight detour and head south on the E39 instead of north – if you have a few extra days, you won’t regret it!

Start from easily accessible Sorrento and head south across the peninsula until you get to the coast at San Pietro. Your first view of the glistening sea and this epic road are pretty special, prepare to be wowed. You can also take a day trip to Sintra from Lisbonif you’d prefer to base yourself in the city. Visit and decide for yourself!Small but perfectly formed, the glorious country of Wales is a road tripper’s dream. With soaring mountains and valleys, miles of golden sands, craggy headlands, and some incredible roads, head to Wales for an adventurous and eclectic road trip. This route follows parts of southern Germany’s famous Romantic Road and the Deutsche Alpenstrasse and has a good mix of Alpine views, historic schloss and castles, and typical Bavarian towns and villages.



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