Michelin Italy / Michelin Italie

You never know when technology will fail you. This is something everyone traveling through Italy should have "just incase,' better safe than sorry. Plus there's extra info you won't get on Google without knowing what to search for. Worth it!

A good map in the Michelin Country series. Gives you all the roads you will need for driving around Italy. I do not like the new cardboard covers (front and back) on this map - it makes it harder to fold and use when one is driving. Easy cross reference to the Michelin Green Guides and Michelin Red Guide.The above was my write up of this map written previously on this map's prior edition - I just received my new edition in January 2020, and the map was updated in May, 2018 and is number 735 in the Michelin series. Note it is in a scale of 1/1000,000 where one inch equals 15.8 miles. The regional maps (in the 561-566 series) are more detailed - for example the northwest Italy map (561) is in a scale of 1/400,000 where one inch equals 6.31 miles.These maps are very detailed and one should use the Key to the symbols to get the most of these maps - for example a green box around a city means that the city is referenced in the Green Guide and is either a 2 or 3 star site. (Note: Michelin uses a one, two and three star system of ratings with 3 being the highest.)We find that using the overall country map for planning and long drives is adequate, and the regional maps are then used around specific areas, and the website viamichlin is used when very fine details are needed.As I mentioned in my prior review - I do not like the new cardboard covers, but they can be removed, just be careful not to tear the map.

Be aware when purchasing. The legends and city/town names are not printed in English, at all. I! Fact, only the front cover of the map is in English.

Good for a country-wide view of Italy. Fine for overall planning, but missing some key back roads.

Our granddaughter is going to Italy this summer. This has been useful for her research and planning.

The map is very detailed and fairly large. It also includes some areas surrounding the country.

We're planning a trip to central and southern Italy and this map is awesome. It is huge - not necessarily something I'd want to consult while driving. I suspect that the map, unfolded, would be larger than the interior of most Fiats available to rent in Rome. But the detail is excellent and the index seems very complete - even some of the very small towns we plan to visit are marked on the map.

This map is large, and is is crammed with detail--perhaps too much detail if you're planning on using it as a driving map. It's designed for study rather than quick reference. We used it mostly to get a better sense of where the trains were and how places were linked and oriented. I also had a lot of fun using the key (which is in several different European languages, including English and Italian) which shows everything from roads which are snowed over in winter to ruins to cultural points of interest. Yes, the Italian place names are in Italian, which is very helpful if you're trying to figure out where you are with Italian signage.

Bem detalhado. gostei.

Pensé que vendría en español pero no

Good detailed map. It is written in Italian but should not be a problem. Would give it 5 stars except the paper the map is produced on is not of high quality and will probably start falling apart rather quickly. I like the size and should be good for travelling.

イタリア全土が二分割して表と裏に印刷してあります。1000000分の１ですから、この地図だけでドライブは厳しいかもしれませんが、旅行の計画をたてるのにも役立つでしょう。ミシュランらしい情報の多さと見易さで、眺めていて運転のイメージが湧いてきます。本当にドライブされる時は、同じミシュランの300000の１のリング綴じの地図をお薦めします。

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