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Road Trip Ready: Europe’s Longest North-South Highway

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Planning a European adventure that stretches from the icy peaks of Scandinavia to the sun-drenched shores of the Mediterranean? Then look no further than the E45, Europe’s champion north-south route.

Did you know? The European route E45 is the longest north–south European route with 5,190 kilometers (3,225 mi). This epic highway traverses six countries, offering a chance to experience the rich tapestry of cultures and landscapes that Europe has to offer.

Your journey along the E45 can begin in the majestic fjords of Norway, winding its way through Finland, Sweden, and Denmark before entering the heart of Europe in Germany. Austria serves as the final leg before reaching the balmy shores of Italy.

The E45 is more than just a route; it’s a gateway to unforgettable experiences. Explore the vibrant cities of Scandinavia, discover the natural beauty of Sweden’s sprawling forests, and delve into the rich history of Germany’s charming towns. As you travel south, immerse yourself in the artistic heritage of Austria before basking in the sunshine of the Italian Riviera.

Whether you’re a seasoned road trip veteran or embarking on your first European adventure, the E45 offers a unique opportunity to discover the continent at your own pace. Pack your bags, hit the gas, and get ready to create lasting memories on this iconic north-south route.

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