I'm a belt-and-suspenders sort of person; I like to use both GPS and a road map when I drive in a foreign country. Anyone have any suggestions for a good road map of Tuscany?
Posted by
Boston
1804 posts
I prefer TCI maps (Touring Club Italiano), but Michelin maps are also very good. The scale of 1:200,000. is best for driving.
https://www.amazon.com/Tuscany-Road-Map-TCI-Regional/dp/8836579744/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1JH87UVP6LW45&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.tGb3itxbHeg1xITqlAX69fdGNEoF3krBJ7Dp41NeHdx9bABmxHMFkE6K6q8HmHtJ.zoFhBFzIYagolaBObBgXrd2NhABzHvYi_xSO2qXb8Ow&dib_tag=se&keywords=tci+tuscany&qid=1716204613&sprefix=tci+tuscany%2Caps%2C161&sr=8-1
Posted by
Colorado Springs
3011 posts
I picked up the Michelin map that Mike refers to but wound up only using it for general planning before the trip. Once there I relied exclusively on Google map navigation for daily driving.