Eight unknown places in Italy to admire through the windows of the Ferrari 296 GTS

Destinations and unusual things to do in Italy on board the Ferrari 296 Spider

1. Asolo, the City of a Hundred Horizons: this is a small town that dominates the hills of the Veneto and offers spectacular views. The road to get here will take you through the Colli del Prosecco route, a route dotted with small farms that produce the famous Italian wine. The landscapes of the Prosecco hills are sensational and driving your Ferrari rental will give you thrills at every turn. Park on the outskirts of town, lose yourself in the streets of the historic centre, sip a glass and taste the pinza di Asolo, the typical dessert of this area.
2. Orvieto, a small pearl of Umbria perched on a tuff cliff. Orvieto's millenary history and extraordinary architecture will make you feel like you are on a journey back in time, among medieval streets, craft workshops, ancient cellars carved into the rock and restaurants where you can taste Umbrian specialities. The authentic atmosphere of this city has preserved its historical and cultural soul.
3. Rocca Calascio and the Gran Sasso National Park: hidden in the mountains of the Abruzzo Apennines, Rocca Calascio is one of the highest medieval fortresses in Italy and from here you can enjoy an amazing view of the entire Tirino valley and the Gran Sasso National Park. The roads through the park are ideal for testing the capabilities of the Ferrari 296 GTS, with tight curves and hairpin bends offering an adrenaline-fuelled drive through towering peaks and verdant valleys.
4. Civita di Bagnoregio, known as ‘the dying city’. It is a small village of Etruscan origin in the heart of Lazio, accessible only by a footbridge. The hill on which Civita di Bagnoregio stands is subject to an unstoppable phenomenon of erosion that has been slowly crumbling it for centuries, which is why today the town is almost totally uninhabited and deeply fascinating. 
5. Campiglia Marittima, a medieval village on the Tuscan coast offering spectacular views of the sea and surrounding hills. Driving a Ferrari 296 GTS Spider along the roads of Tuscany will allow you to savour the beauty of unique landscapes as you unleash the full power of the car through the curves and rolling hills. 
6. Castiglione di Garfagnana, for pleasant and unexpected emotions: remaining in Tuscany, from here the view of the Apuan Alps and the Serchio valley is spectacular. Driving your rented Ferrari 296 GTS along the winding roads of this area will be an exhilarating experience, with views that change and astound at every turn.
7. The Rocca di San Leo: a medieval village with a glorious past and refuge for many illustrious personalities, San Leo stands out in the heart of Emilia-Romagna with its majestic fortress towering on a rocky spur. Immerse yourself in the local food and wine tradition, savouring typical dishes and fine wines in an atmosphere almost suspended in time, in a place steeped in history, culture and mystery.
8. The sea in Cilento, Campania: the retractable roof of the Ferrari 296 Spider will allow you to enjoy the southern sunshine to the fullest. The Cilento Coast is one of the most evocative unusual places in Italy, being wilder and more authentic than the more famous Amalfi Coast. Let yourself be guided by the scent of the sea along the roads that plunge into the crystal-clear waters, but don't forget to visit Paestum and the pristine beaches of Acciaroli and Palinuro. The warm welcome of the Cilento will become an indelible page in your most exciting memories.

Ferrari rental: Italy as you've never seen it before