Driving in Milan, as in other major European cities, is not recommended because of traffic and parking that is both expensive and limited. Two airports serve Milan: The Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP ...

Sure, there's great charm and history in Rome, Florence, Milan, and the Amalfi Coast ... Overall, the rules of driving in Italy are pretty straightforward, albeit the drivers here have a ...

The entrance of Italy's A1 motorway pictured in April 2006. Photo by PACO SERINELLI / AFP If you drive on Italy's motorways, you'll find large yellow 'Telepass' signs at all toll gates. But what ...

Supported by By Joseph Palmer Photographs and Video by Federico Borella It costs about 14 euros, or about $15, per minute to drive a rented Lamborghini on the public roads of northern Italy’s ...