Berlin, Germany→Monaco
“A 4-day drive from Berlin to Monaco through Bavaria, Tyrol, Milan and Liguria”
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- ~20h 32m driving
- Day 1
- Day 2
- Day 3
- Day 4
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1
Berlin → Nürnberg
438 km5h 1mDepart 16:30
Day 1
Berlin → NürnbergHauptmarkt
Illuminated medieval square in Nuremberg Old Town
Bratwurst Röslein
Historic Franconian inn known for Nürnberger sausages
Karl August - a Neighborhood Hotel
Modern four-star hotel beside the Pegnitz and Old Town
Day 2
Nürnberg → Innsbruck
324 km4h 38mDepart 08:30
Day 2
Nürnberg → InnsbruckImperial Castle of Nuremberg
Hilltop imperial fortress with city panoramas
Ratskeller München
Bavarian dining beneath Munich's New Town Hall
Marienplatz
Munich's landmark square and ornate New Town Hall
Golden Roof
Gilded Habsburg landmark in Innsbruck's Old Town
Dom St. Jakob
Baroque cathedral with frescoes and rich stucco
Stiftskeller
Tyrolean classics in a traditional vaulted restaurant
STAGE 12 - Hotel by Penz
Central four-star hotel near Maria-Theresien-Strasse
Day 3
Innsbruck → Milano
407 km5h 45mDepart 07:55
Day 3
Innsbruck → MilanoCourt Church Innsbruck
Gothic court church guarded by monumental bronze figures
Hopfen & Co.
Casual South Tyrolean brewery serving regional dishes
Piazza Walther
Elegant central square framed by Alpine architecture
Duomo di Milano
Monumental Gothic cathedral at the heart of Milan
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Grand glass-roofed arcade beside the Duomo
Ristorante Ratanà
Refined Milanese cooking in the Porta Nuova district
INNSiDE by Meliá Milano Torre GalFa
Contemporary four-star hotel near Milano Centrale
Day 4
Milano → Monaco
342 km5h 8mDepart 08:00
Day 4
Milano → MonacoSforzesco Castle
Renaissance fortress housing museums and courtyards
Piazza Raffaele de Ferrari
Genoa's grand central square and bronze fountain
Trattoria Rosmarino
Popular Ligurian trattoria near Piazza De Ferrari
Cathedral of San Lorenzo
Striped medieval cathedral in Genoa's historic center
Forte di Santa Tecla
Seafront fortress beside Sanremo's old harbor
Gelateria Lollipop
Seafront gelateria for a quick final refreshment
Before you go
Local tips
- 1Buy the Austrian vignette from an official source and verify its activation date before Berlin departure.
- 2Reserve Milan Duomo and Ratanà in advance; the first weekend of August is busy.
- 3Fuel in Germany or Austria before Italy, where motorway gasoline is usually more expensive.
- 4Use garages in Nuremberg, Innsbruck, Milan and Genoa; central ZTL access can trigger camera fines.
- 5Leave Milan promptly after Sforza Castle because Sunday traffic toward the Ligurian coast can build.
- 6After Ventimiglia, allow about 35 minutes for the final 26 km drive into Monaco.
Good to know
- 1Austria requires a motorway vignette; the A13 Brenner motorway also carries a separate section toll.
- 2Italian A22, A4, A7 and A10 motorways charge distance-based tolls; retain the entry ticket.
- 3Milan, Genoa and other Italian centers have camera-enforced ZTL zones; do not follow navigation into them.
- 4The Brenner corridor can suffer summer weekend congestion and sudden Alpine thunderstorms.
- 5Germany has no general motorway toll for this sedan, but some A9 sections may have roadworks.
- 6Carry passports, driving licence, registration and insurance documents for all border crossings.
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