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Taking in the must-sees of Malin Head, the Killarney National Park, the Cliffs of Moher, the Ring of Kerry, and the Dingle Peninsula, this is a truly epic Ireland road trip covering many of the Emerald Isle’s most beautiful spots. Visiting in the summer will provide you with sunshine and clear skies but if you can do this route in winter, then you’ll be rewarded with some of the best Christmas markets in the world, fairytale snowy landscapes, and schloss decorated for the festive season. Head west, making sure to stop at the cave of El Castilloto see the 35,000-year-old drawings there. 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! Romantic Road (Germany): Beyond just a means of transportation, this road is a journey through time. As you pass through towns that seem frozen in the Middle Ages, you'll witness Germany's rich heritage, replete with castles, timbered houses, and stories of knights and nobility.
Close to Iceland’s capital city of Reykjavik, the Golden Circle is easily the most touristy thing to do in the land of fire and ice, and traditionally the first stop on Iceland’s Ring Road, so it can get very busy, especially in peak season.The RAC is always looking for new ways to help you plan your journey. Our new maps feature adds to the functionality of the route planner to help find hotels, garages and car dealerships by location.The RAC map also enables you to display weather information for the UK so you can plan your journey based on the driving conditions. D1 (Czech Republic): Starting from the capital city of Prague, this vital highway extends to Brno and then further to Ostrava. As one travels along this route, they encounter glimpses of Bohemian history, interspersed with the natural beauty of the Moravian countryside. Transalpina Road (Romania): The Southern Carpathians in Romania are home to a road that ascends to great heights in the mountains. It offers breathtaking views of mountain peaks, deep valleys, and pastoral landscapes untouched by time. M0 (Hungary): This highway encircles Budapest, Hungary's capital, as a crucial connector to various national and international routes. It's more than just a road; it's an infrastructural marvel facilitating the pulse and rhythm of one of Eastern Europe's most iconic cities. Try some wild swimming in the Lac de Sainte-Croixhere before making your way to Aups for their authentic farmers market and Provencal vibe.
In Marbella, spend a day soaking up the sun and visiting the charming old town. Make for Taberna Casa Curro Marbellawhere you’ll find great tapas and fruity Spanish wine. ThisSpanish road tripwill take you through the beautiful and lush, aptly named Green Spain, hugging the north coast along the Bay of Biscay.Halfway between Coimbra and Lisbon, take a short detour to Nazare on Portugal’s Silver Coast. Known for its monster waves and daredevil surfers, this is a great place if you like huge beaches and dramatic landscapes. Taking in the iconic sights of Norway‘s west coast, this route will take you through tunnels, over fjords, along the Atlantic Ocean Road, and the infamous Trollstigen Mountain Road. Everywhere you drive in Norway, you are surrounded by mountains, fjords, and waterfalls. The scenery is simply spectacular, with new thrills around each bend in the road. Route 13 from Stavanger to Odda is known as theRyfylke National Scenic Route, one of Norway’s eighteen official touring routes designated for their stunning scenery and tourist-friendly infrastructure. Finally to wonderful Lisbon for picture-postcard panoramas and fabulous food! This most Portuguese of cities serves up fantastic bacalhau, pastel de nana, and port from the Douro Valley. Head for the exotic Tropical Botanical Gardens and stroll amongst giant banana plants before visiting theMosteiro dos Jerónimos, a haven of peace amongst the bustling city. Portois a lively and fun city, intimate and friendly. There’s a lot to do in Portobut walking over the mighty Douro river on the iconic Luis I Bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia and the historic port lodges, has to be top of the list.
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. Routes to Regions or Provinces: Eastern Europe’s provincial regions hold tales of folklore, traditions, and ancient customs. Roads like the E58in Slovakia connect the urban sophistication of Bratislava to the traditional realms of the eastern provinces, where time seems to slow down, and the past feels palpably close. Pisa in northern Italy is a great place to start this road trip. The leaning tower is a bit cliched but has to be seen. Lucca is perfect to explore on foot, with narrow lanes opening onto charming piazzas lined with historic buildings.Starting in Zurich, your first stop will be Bern, found within the curves of the Aare river. Bern is the capital city of Switzerland and is known for its 12th century architecture that forms the old town or Alstadt. Your visit to Bern would be incomplete without exploring Lake Brienz, just north of the Alps, which offers breathtaking mountain views and is considered one of the most beautiful places in Switzerland.
The route finder service provides maps and driving directions for the UK, Europe and beyond, as well as giving you the opportunity to find hotels wherever you're going in the UK. You can also generate directions that are fully integrated with customisable real-time traffic updates and our fuel cost calculator using the advanced options in the main Route Planner section. The functionality provides specific city driving maps for London and European route directions for longer trips abroad.Hauntingly beautiful but incredibly busy, you may prefer the true northernmost point of continental Europe atKnivskjelodden, an 18km hike away and inaccessible to vehicles. 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.
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