Exploring Italy by Renting a Car: A Beginner's Guide Part 3 Planning

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Italy is a large country and IF you are only traveling by train to all the major cities you are missing out on a lot this country has to offer. In this video we discuss planning a mostly stress free trip. The best hours to find yourself on the roadway, how to find a hotel that has Free onsite parking, why you can’t listed to most website or videos when it comes to driving a rental and what you must do before heading out for the day. The thought of driving in another country is intimidating but, this is country that demands that you drive at least part of it IF you truly want to experience all it has to offer.
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@joedeegan3870 20 дней назад

I agree about taking the train to Italy. I did it once, After attending the 1971 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, I took the train to Florence. Tunnels, tunnels, and more tunnels.

@bobbigwoody 2 месяца назад

Thanks for well made video. Brought back many memories of when I went there countless times in 1975-76, mostly Naples, pompeii and of course Rome when I had an audience with the pope. Loved the 1970's Fiat sedans back then too. Still have a soft spot for Italy after all these years. The Italians really know how to live well.

@bobbigwoody 2 месяца назад

Have you seen the 1972 movie AVANT! Many scenes in Italy. Romance.

@TonysFordsandMustangs 2 месяца назад

I will add it to the list thanks for watching!

@joedeegan3870 21 день назад

I had a 1970 Fiat 124S in Europe 1970=71. Many trips to Italy. I was stationed in Germany. Usually went by Brenner Pass. Once the Gross Glockner Pass which was fun.

@Riccard0_ 21 день назад

Hi Tony, im italian and i must say these are the most accurate videos for tourists. It's absolutely true that we have many beautiful places outside the big and famous cities and its also a good advice to travel by car. Also i was pleasantly surprised to hear Terracina, because i spend my summer holidays there. It's a beautiful city with nice beaches. My best regards to you :D.

@TonysFordsandMustangs 21 день назад

Thank you so much! I truly love driving in Italy and will do so again in the near future. I have yet to tour the north western part of the country but rest assured it is on the list. Terracina is nice place to spend some time and there is much to see around it as well but that's true of the entire country. I feel those that stick to mass transit miss so much your country has to offer and I'm glad that we go there we explore the path less traveled. Grazie e saluti. :)

@bikeyspice Месяц назад

Excellent commentary. Very useful. Thanks

@TonysFordsandMustangs Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching, and enjoy your trip!

@RoadRunnergarage8570 2 месяца назад

The tunnels in Italy remind me of the tunnels of the Pennsylvania Turnpike System...

@TonysFordsandMustangs 2 месяца назад

There are way MORE tunnels in southern Italy highway system. Many open up onto bridges that span valleys. It's disappointing as the you don't see the countryside as the guard rails are tall on the bridges and tunnels are, you know tunnels. Thanks for watching!

@elsololobo1091 2 месяца назад

great content! very informative! plan on driving there on our first trip to Italy, looks easy enough!

@TonysFordsandMustangs 2 месяца назад

As long as you have a good plan and stay away from the major cities you should be fine. Make sure to check out my other videos in the series as you should find them helpful as well. Here's a playlist and good luck. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-80WA3WRjsSE.html

@marianasjourney Месяц назад

Excellent tips thank you!!

@TonysFordsandMustangs Месяц назад

Thank you! Enjoy your trip!

@glennbeck5138 2 месяца назад

Great video! Beautiful trip!

@TonysFordsandMustangs 2 месяца назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@Vajasprev Месяц назад

Thanks for the video, really informative and very well made, as always. Me and my wife will have a trip to Sicily on next Tuesday, so your advices are especially useful for us again. Last year we used a lot of your handy advice from your previous video when we made a similar trip in Sardinia with a rental car.

@TonysFordsandMustangs Месяц назад

Thank you for watching and I'm glad it was helpful! Between the 3 videos I have passed along all the advice I can give anyone about driving in Italy. Definitely one of the best ways to see Sicily. IF you are visiting Palermo or Catania maybe stay at a hotel just outside the city, park the rental, and hire a taxi to take you in. Everywhere else you can drive with no issues. Those two places are very busy. Enjoy your trip!

@joedeegan3870 21 день назад

Bravo !

@TonysFordsandMustangs 21 день назад

Grazie

@joedeegan3870 21 день назад

@@TonysFordsandMustangs By the way I am also a Ford guy.

@joedeegan3870 20 дней назад

@@TonysFordsandMustangs Getting out of the passing lane as soon as possible. I was on the Autostrada coming from the Brenner Pas headed for Florence Italy going 90 mph ,top speed of my Fiat with its 1438cc pushrod engine was 94 mph. I passed a slower car and immediately was passed by a Maserati Ghibli (Red) going I would guess 125mph, its engine purring as my engine, was a little noisy at 90 MPH. However I caught up to that Maserati at the next rest stop and parked my car right next to it and took a picture which I still have.