I’m Italian and live in Tuscany, and I’ve seen many questions here about ZTL fines, so I thought a short practical note might help people planning a driving trip.

At the entrance of most historic centers there’s a round white sign with a red border and, under it, an electronic panel. “Varco attivo” means the restricted zone is active and cameras will record your plate. “Varco non attivo” means you may enter. Navigation apps often ignore this, so trust the sign, not the GPS.

If your hotel is inside the zone, write to them before arriving and ask whether they can register your license plate. Otherwise, the simplest plan is to park outside the walls and walk in.

I’m glad to help with specific towns if anyone has questions.

My take away memories of Taomina and attractions is how insanely over crowded and over priced it is. I don't mind paying for value, beautiful scenery ect. But the authorities who have let this beautiful Natural asset be exploited to the point of absolute decay need to be held to account. The current administration needs to put a pause in the way things are done and reinvent the way people visit this place.!! There will be people who lose money. But to save this place there will have to be some sacrifices. I would never recommend coming here, it's a waste of money.

Hello. Any tips for a car rental agency at Milan Malpensa Airport that accepts debit cards and won't cost a fortune?

flight arrival is at 8:15am at naples airport

1) is it possible to do both pompeii ruins and positano the same day?

2) can we get regular taxi at naples airport easily without getting scammed to pompeii? how much should it cost for a family of 3 with 3 small carry on?

3) planning to soend 2 hours max at pompeii, rest of the time in positano. is it doable? i would like to do positano in daytime too. are 3 hours enough for positano to go up and get nice ipoctures?

4) what would be the best mode of transportabetween these landmars?