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Don't leave your adventures to trains and public transit. With a rented car, you're free to explore Ticino at your own pace. Here's what you need to know for your driving journey in this region.
In Switzerland, driving is on the right-hand side, contrary to the UK. But don’t worry, you’ll soon become accustomed to the change, taking roundabouts anti-clockwise. Also, remember that the speed limit is 50 km/h in built-up areas, 80 km/h outside built-up areas and 120 km/h on motorways. Highways require a vignette, a toll sticker that should be affixed to the windscreen of your vehicle.
Sedans or hatchbacks are popular choices due to their compact size and fuel efficiency, ideal for navigating through narrow mountain roads and busy city streets.
Now that you’re equipped with a vehicle, it’s time to head to some of Ticino's most beautiful attractions.
Ticino's lifestyle is a beautiful mix of Swiss efficiency and Italian flair, offering visitors a vibrant gastronomy scene, cultural festivals, and an easy-paced way of life.
While Switzerland is part of Europe, it doesn't use the euro. The Swiss franc (CHF) is the official currency of Switzerland, so remember to keep some in your pocket for those gelato cravings or gondola rides.
Each season in Ticino has its charm, whether it's summer hikes in the valleys, autumn wine harvests, winter carnivals, or spring wildflower blooms. Plan your visit to coincide with the season's best.
Welcome to Ticino, where every drive leads to a new adventure.