What a roadtrip! Driving on these European roads will leave you speechless.
Would you go to road trip? If you like to travel by car, you will be impressed by all these roads. Overlooking the Mediterranean or the Alps, these European roads boast picturesque views and scenery.
Ring Road roadtrip, Iceland
Iceland Ring Road it encircles the entire country and is 1,333 kilometers long. It can be covered in its entirety in about 12 or 13 hours, but it's even better if you take your time.
Photo: envatoSchwarzwaldhochstrasse road trip, Germany
The route starts in Baden-Baden and ends in Freudenstadt, taking you on a 60-kilometer journey through the famous Black Forest. The iconic and very picturesque road passes beautiful lakes, the Vosges mountains, waterfalls, lush forests and historic towns.
Photo: Unsplash/Julien RiedelRoad through Gorges du Verdon, France
This road is not for those who are afraid of heights, but it is definitely worth a little patience, just for the views you will experience. The road is part of the famous Napoleon's route, so enjoy, drive slowly, admire nature and explore the picturesque towns and villages you pass.
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Adriatic highway roadtrip, Croatia
You either love it or you avoid it, a Adriatic highway it certainly won't leave you indifferent. The road, which follows the Croatian coast in a thin line between the sea and the mountains, boasts wonderful views along its entire length. Winding and often impenetrable, it forces you to drive slowly... and enjoy the beauty around you.
Photo: envatoGrossglockner Hochalpenstrasse, Austria
This impressive one mountain road was named after the highest peak of the Austrian Alps – Grossglockner (3798 m). It starts in Oberes Nassfeld and ends in Franz-Josefs-Hohe, taking you past meadows and bare cliffs, through tunnels and up towards glaciers.
Photo: envatoTrollstigen road trip, Norway
This one mountain road, which connects the towns of Åndalsnes and Valldalen, was opened in 1936 and is also popular with tourists. It is known for serpentines, bends and steep climbs. On the way, you are surrounded by high mountains, and you will also pass by many waterfalls, one of which is as high as 320 meters.
Photo: envatoTransfagarasan, Romania
The DN7C, built for military purposes, is today one of the most popular roads in the world. This stunning mountain road that runs through Romania Carpathians, offers stunning views along its entire length (150 kilometers). Due to the relatively fragile surface, you are not allowed to drive faster than 40 kilometers per hour, but it doesn't matter, that's the charm of this experience.
Photo: envatoRing of Kerry, Ireland
Ring of Kerry is a two hundred kilometer route around the Iveragh Peninsula. Steep mountain slopes, green valleys, countless rivers and lakes, sandy beaches and cliffs - you will see it all here! In addition to the fantastic scenes offered by nature, the entire route is dotted with historical sights.
Photo: envatoAmalfi coast roadtrip, Italy
This picturesque road along the sea coast winds between small fishing villages and historic towns. Amalfi coast is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and an extremely popular tourist destination. Visit all 13 cities connected by the mentioned road, and at the same time forget about time and surrender to the charm of Italy.
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