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Originally Posted by neckervd
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If you have a look at ALL Swiss roads, there are tons of hairpin itineraries, like Maloja (just mentioned by yourself), Fuorn, Bernina, Alvra, Julier, Monte Spluga, San Bernardino (old road), Indemini, Cimalmotto, Grimsel, Furka, Susten, Sierre - St. Luc, Vionnaz - Torgon and others...
We have made a lot of other very scenic mountain drives, like the Centovalli and the Valle Vigezza and Valle Cannobina (the last ones in Italy). Even more spectacular than the hairpins of the passes. |
Malesco - Cannobio is nice. I prefer the hiking trails above the road, however (via Finero - Gurro - Falmenta - Spoccia - Gurrone - Cavaglio - Traffiume, all authentic non touristy villages where the time seems to stand still since half a Century.
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do Swiss require International Driving Permit? They do require vignettes at about 30 francs or so to use autobahns.
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Originally Posted by neckervd
(Post 16945686)
Malesco - Cannobio is nice. I prefer the hiking trails above the road, however (via Finero - Gurro - Falmenta - Spoccia - Gurrone - Cavaglio - Traffiume, all authentic non touristy villages where the time seems to stand still since half a Century.
Malesco was nice, Re a bit weird with its over-the-top cathedral. But very scenic drives! (I'm not a hiker). |
Originally Posted by PalenQ
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do Swiss require International Driving Permit? They do require vignettes at about 30 francs or so to use autobahns.
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Don't know about the driving permit. We drove our own car.>
Ah, you're European I think - most European countries require Int'l License from non-European countries - not sure if the Swiss do. |
Originally Posted by PalenQ
(Post 16945997)
Ah, you're European I think - most European countries require Int'l License from non-European countries - not sure if the Swiss do.
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https://www.autoeurope.com/internati...n-switzerland/
IDP not required in Switzerland as it is in many countries - this tells all about that. |
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