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Routes, places and planning: how to travel a region so that there is time left for what matters.
This is where the practical questions live: which route, in what order, when to go, how to manage without a car. Every article answers one concrete question and names its sources.
Travel and regions · Tuscany
Florence, San Gimignano, Chianti, Siena and the Val d’Orcia in seven nights: a route with short stages, fixed bases and everything you should know about ZTL, parking and rental cars.
Travel and regions · Lake Garda
Just a few kilometres from the crowded lakeside promenades lie villages, sanctuaries and headlands with histories of their own. Seven destinations, with reasons to visit, the best time of year and how to get there.
Travel and regions · Amalfi Coast
The coastal road SS163 is narrow, parking is scarce, and on peak days number-plate driving bans apply. With bus, ferry and train you can reach almost every village even without a hire car.
Travel and regions · Lake Garda
On Lake Garda, the choice of shore decides wind, landscape, journey and evening sun. A comparison of the four sides shows which base suits sport, family, wine or peace and quiet.
Travel and regions · Tuscany
Since 2004, the cultural landscape south of Siena has been on the World Heritage List. If you stay two or three days and spread the villages across the time of day, you will experience more than cypresses by the roadside.
Travel and regions · Lake Garda
Railway stations on the southern and northern edges, buses along both shores and boats across the lake: once you know the principle, you do not need a car on Lake Garda. An overview with seasonal timings, tickets and timetable sources.
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