Driving In Le Marche

Posted on 2 Jul, 2014 by An Englishwoman in Italy

If you are holidaying in Le Marche, a car is a must to explore those out of the way hill-top towns and villages. Given the geography of the region, roads in Le Marche can be a bit winding and bumpy, and driving through those beautiful hill-top towns and villages can really challenge your manoeuvring and navigational skills. While driving through the mountains is a great scenic experience, the roads can be a little harrowing, and coastal tracks really only have room for one way traffic.

So, in order to make sure you enjoy driving in Le Marche, here are a few things worth knowing:

What You Will Need When Driving In Le Marche […]Italian Road Rules […]Italian Driving Etiquette […]

Source: bellavallone.com

More good advice for foreign drivers in Le Marche: How to fill up with petrol/gasolene.

About An Englishwoman in Italy

I have a holiday home in Corinaldo in the province of Ancona in the Marche region of Italy. I have been going there since 1993 and would like to share my love and experience of the area. I speak Italian. Ho una casa di villeggiatura a Corinaldo nella provincia di Ancona, Regione Marche. Frequento Corinaldo da 1993 e desidero condividere i miei affetto e esperienza della zona con gli altri. Gli italiani sono sinceramente invitati a correggere gli sbagli.

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1 Response to Driving In Le Marche

An Englishwoman in Italy says:

2 Jul, 2014 at 6:44 pm

Not by me! I just liked it so much I thought I’d reblog it.

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