🇮🇹 Trajet transfrontalier · :de → :à 🇳🇱
Trajet en voiture de Rome à The Hague
Drive from Rome to The Hague via Italy's A1 and A50, then across Europe. Plan your cross-border journey.
- Temps de trajet
- 17h 46m
- Distance
- 1 680 km
- Possible le même jour ?
- Partager
- 12h+, prévoir une pause
- Coût du carburant
- ≈ €251
- essence · diesel ≈ € :montant
- Péages
- ≈ €98
- mixte
- Borne de recharge VE
- Inconnu
- pas encore relevé
Sur cette page
Carte de l'itinéraire
Options d'itinéraire
Autres trajets trouvés par OSRM entre les deux villes — utile lorsque le trafic, les péages ou les paysages comptent plus que la vitesse pure.
Sans autoroute
+10h 50m- Distance:
- 1 747 km (+67 km)
- Durée:
- 28h 36m
Via : Strada Statale 3 bis Tiberina · B 2 · SS12 · B 17
Comment d'autres moyens peuvent-ils réaliser ce voyage ?
La voiture est le centre de ce guide ; voici comment le vélo et bientôt le train, le bus et l'avion se comparent pour la même paire.
17h 46m
1.680 km · €251 de carburant
Voir les détails ↓
Pas réaliste
1.680 km est bien au-delà d'un parcours cyclable typique de plusieurs jours. Essayez une paire plus courte, comme une étape d'une journée ou d'un week-end.
No direct service
Our coach data (FlixBus + BlaBlaCar) doesn't list a direct service for this pair. National operators (e.g., National Express in the UK, Eurolines feeders) may still cover it — check their site directly.
À quoi ressemble le trajet
Établi à partir des données calculées de l'itinéraire le 24 avril 2026 et revu par rapport à la carte récapitulative de l'itinéraire. Lire notre méthodologie.
Your drive north from Rome begins on the A24, quickly merging onto the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), Rome's ring road, before you pick up the A90. The primary artery for your Italian leg will be the A1, affectionately known as 'Autostrada del Sole'. Keep an eye out for the transition from the Rome metropolitan area onto the open motorway; fuel prices tend to drop as you leave the capital behind. You'll follow the A1 for a substantial distance, passing through Tuscany's rolling hills and crossing the Apennine Mountains. Be aware that Italian autostrade are tolled, with payment typically made at toll plazas along the route.
The A1 will lead you towards Milan, where you'll navigate the city's outskirts using the A50, also known as the Tangenziale Ovest di Milano. This section can be busy, especially during peak hours. After clearing Milan, you'll rejoin the A1 towards the Swiss border. This is where the road trip truly becomes a cross-border adventure. Expect a significant change in landscape and potentially driving style as you enter Switzerland. While Switzerland doesn't have traditional tolls, a vignette is mandatory for using its motorways; you'll need to purchase this before or shortly after crossing the border. The roads here are exceptionally well-maintained, but speed limits are strictly enforced.
Continuing north, you'll eventually transition into Germany, likely onto the German Autobahn network. Here, you'll experience stretches of unrestricted speed, but always be mindful of speed-limited zones, especially around construction areas and cities. Germany's Autobahns are generally toll-free for passenger vehicles. As you push further north towards the Netherlands, you'll notice the landscape flattening and potentially more agricultural land. Entering the Netherlands, there are no vignettes required for most roads, and you'll find a familiar network of motorways. The final stretch into The Hague will be on Dutch roads, with speed limits generally in the 100-130 km/h range on motorways. Be prepared for variable weather as you cross so many latitudes; summer can bring heat, while spring and autumn might see more rain.
Points forts de l'itinéraire
- Autostrada del Sole (A1) through Italian countryside
- Navigating Milan's Tangenziale Ovest (A50)
- Alpine scenery entering Switzerland
- Stretches of unrestricted Autobahn in Germany
- Transitioning to Dutch motorway network
Plan de trajet
Comment envisager le trajet : une journée, partagé, ou avec nuitée.
Nuitée recommandée
Trop long pour une journée de conducteur seul. Prévoyez :nuits d'arrêt(s) de nuitée pour faire ce trajet correctement.
Une étape naturelle pour la nuit près du point médian : :ville (:pays).
- Distance:
- 1 680 km
- Durée:
- 17h 46m (flux libre, pas de trafic)
Où s'arrêter
Lieux le long de la route qui constituent des pauses naturelles pour un café, un déjeuner ou une nuit.
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Arezzo 🇮🇹 it
≈210 km≈ 15.7 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
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Rubiera 🇮🇹 it
≈420 km≈ 4.1 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
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Chiasso 🇨🇭 ch
≈630 km≈ 2.6 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
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Neuenkirch 🇨🇭 ch
≈840 km≈ 5.5 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
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Renchen 🇩🇪 de
≈1 050 km≈ 4.6 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
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Niedernhausen 🇩🇪 de
≈1 260 km≈ 4.3 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
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Oberhausen 🇩🇪 de
≈1 470 km≈ 6.6 km de détour par rapport à l'itinéraire principal
Points clés
À savoir avant de partir — frontières, côté de la route, péages.
Chaîne multi-pays · :chaîne
Vous traverserez 5 pays lors de ce trajet — chacun avec son propre système de péages, ses prix de carburant et ses règles d'autoroute. Consultez la section essentielle ci-dessous avant de partir, et gardez votre carte grise et votre carte d'assurance dans la poche de la portière pour tout contrôle routier.
Péages sur les autoroutes en :pays
Prévoyez un budget pour les péages autoroutiers — la France, l'Italie, l'Espagne et le Portugal facturent au kilomètre, la Croatie et la Grèce par tronçon. Les cartes sans contact fonctionnent presque partout ; ayez-en une chargée.
Vignette obligatoire en :pays
L'Autriche, la Suisse, la République Tchèque, la Slovaquie, la Hongrie, la Slovénie, la Bulgarie et la Roumanie exigent une vignette autocollante ou électronique pour utiliser leurs autoroutes. Achetez-la à la frontière — une amende conséquente sera appliquée sur-le-champ en cas d'absence.
À savoir avant le départ
Les choses qu'un conducteur étranger ne penserait pas à demander — amendes, vignettes, cartes de paiement, horaires.
Accès aux villes & zones à faibles émissions
Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart need a green Umweltplakette
À savoirGermany's low-emission zones (Umweltzone) are simpler than the French system but stricter on entry. You need a colour-coded sticker physically on your windscreen before entering. The vast majority of zones today require a green sticker (Euro 4+ petrol, Euro 6+ diesel). Order via TÜV / DEKRA / certified workshops — about €6–13, ships in days. Driving without one costs €100 even if your car would qualify.
Order your Crit'Air sticker before the trip
À savoirParis, Lyon, Strasbourg, Marseille, Toulouse and a growing list of cities require a Crit'Air air-quality sticker visible on your windscreen — even for a single drive-through. It's €4.51 from the official site and ships by post (allow 2–6 weeks abroad). Without it, expect on-the-spot fines from €68. Your registration document tells the issuer your emission class.
ZTL cameras read your plate from any country
À savoirItalian historic centres (Florence, Rome, Milan, Bologna, Pisa, Siena, Verona, Naples, Turin, Palermo and dozens more) are ringed by automatic Zona Traffico Limitato cameras. Driving in without a permit triggers €80–120 per crossing, and the fine reaches your home address up to a year later via cross-border collection. Treat any city centre as off-limits unless you've confirmed your hotel offers a permit, and ask the hotel to register your plate the day you arrive.
Centro Storico ZTL is permit-only, day and night
À savoirRome
Rome's historic centre ZTL operates Mon–Fri 06:30–19:00, Sat 14:00–19:00, plus Fri/Sat night party hours. Cameras at every entrance, no booth. Hotels inside the ZTL register your plate for the duration of your stay — but only if you ask, the day you arrive, with the registration document. Trastevere and Testaccio have their own night ZTLs.
Frontières & documents
You're leaving the EU customs zone
À savoirSwitzerland is in Schengen but NOT in the EU customs union. Random customs stops happen at every border. Personal allowance: €300 in goods (CHF cash equivalent), 5L wine, 1L spirits. Above that you declare and pay duty. If you've loaded the boot with cured meat or cheese in Italy, declare it — confiscation is routine.
Péages, vignettes & paiement routier
Mont Blanc, Grand St Bernard, San Bernardino tunnels charge extra
À savoirThe vignette covers most motorways but NOT the major Alpine road tunnels. Mont Blanc tunnel (FR-IT) is roughly €54 one-way for a passenger car, Grand St Bernard about €33, San Bernardino is included in the vignette but Gotthard road tunnel is a vignette-only route in summer (the queue can be 2 hours; the rail-shuttle alternative through the Lötschberg is faster).
Vignette is annual only — CHF 40
À savoirSwitzerland sells one vignette: an annual sticker (or e-vignette) for CHF 40 / about €42. There's no 10-day option. Buy at any border post or online before you leave. The sticker must be physically affixed to the windscreen — keeping it loose in the glovebox earns the same CHF 200 fine as not having one.
You'll hit three different toll systems on this trip
À savoirThis route crosses countries with mismatched toll mechanics — France's ticket-and-pay, vignette stickers, electronic-only stretches. There's no single transponder that works everywhere, but a Telepass EU device covers FR/IT/ES/PT and a Bip&Go covers the same plus a few more. For a one-off trip, contactless cards plus a Swiss vignette and Austrian e-vignette is the simplest mix.
Contactless works at every autoroute booth
UtileFrench autoroutes use a ticket system: take a card on entry, pay on exit. Every barrier accepts contactless tap-to-pay — pull into the "CB / bank card" lane (orange "t" logo means Liber-T transponder only, avoid those). For frequent EU travellers a Bip&Go transponder pays itself off in two trips by skipping the queue.
Telepass saves you the toll-booth queue
UtileItalian autostrade work like France: ticket on entry, pay on exit. Contactless cards work at most modern lanes (look for "Carte" — avoid yellow "Telepass" lanes without the device). For long routes, a Telepass EU transponder works in IT/FR/ES/PT and pays for itself across two days; at minimum, keep your insurance card and registration in the door pocket — booth attendants occasionally ask.
No motorway tolls, but Westerschelde tunnel charges
AstuceDutch motorways are free for cars, but a few specific crossings charge. The Westerscheldetunnel near Vlissingen is €5–7. Kil Tunnel (A29) and Liefkenshoektunnel (Antwerp side) are similarly priced. Pay contactless on entry — there's no booth queue.
Équipement obligatoire dans la voiture
Triangle, first-aid kit, hi-vis vest — all three
À savoirGermany requires a warning triangle, a first-aid kit (compliant with DIN 13164, with a "use by" date — €10 at any pharmacy), and a reflective vest in every passenger car. Roadside checks do happen at borders. The first-aid kit is the one foreign drivers most commonly miss.
Hi-vis vest in the cabin, triangle in the boot
À savoirA reflective vest must be reachable without leaving the vehicle (in the door pocket or under your seat — boot is too late). One warning triangle is also mandatory. The 2012 breathalyzer rule was scrapped in 2020 but is still nice to keep. No spare-bulb requirement.
Hi-vis vest mandatory before stepping out
À savoirItalian law requires you to wear a reflective vest before exiting the vehicle on a motorway shoulder, day or night. One warning triangle in the boot is also required. Both items are typically €15 at any Autogrill or fuel station — don't arrive without them.
Les règles, tarifs et seuils changent. Vérifiez toujours auprès de la source officielle la veille de votre départ — cette page est une checklist, pas une référence juridique.
Routes principales
Les autoroutes sur lesquelles cet itinéraire passe le plus de kilomètres.
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A1 Autostrada del Sole488 km
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A 3 —299 km
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A 5 —287 km
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A2 Kirchenwaldtunnel284 km
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A12 Europaweg138 km
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A50 —33 km
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A1var Variante di Valico33 km
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A9 Autostrada dei Laghi31 km
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A 67 —23 km
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A1dir Diramazione Roma Nord21 km
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A90 Grande Raccordo Anulare8 km
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A24 —5 km
Caractère de l'itinéraire
Quelle proportion du trajet est sur autoroute, route secondaire ou rurale.
Trajet autoroutier — rapide, prévisible, sans événement.
- Autoroute
- 99%
- Secondaire
- 0%
- Autre / rural
- 1%
Difficulté du trajet
Impression générale : à quel point ce trajet est-il exigeant pour un conducteur seul ?
Global
Exigeant
Trajet difficile — plusieurs facteurs compliquants multiplient la fatigue. Fortement recommandé de diviser sur plusieurs jours.
- Long trajet : :durée au volant à vitesse libre.
- Transfrontalier : :de → :à. Gardez les documents accessibles et vérifiez les règles frontalières.
Carburant et péages
Estimation approximative du coût pour une voiture particulière européenne typique. À considérer comme une estimation — les prix des pompes changent chaque semaine.
Essence (SP 95)
≈ €251
126 L × €2.00 / L · 7.5 L/100 km
Diesel
≈ €213
100.8 L × €2.11 / L · 6 L/100 km
Électrique (charge rapide DC)
≈ €188
294 kWh × €0.64 / kWh · 17.5 kWh/100 km
Charge rapide DC publique — la charge AC à domicile ou à l'hôtel coûte généralement deux fois moins.
Péages autoroutiers et vignettes
≈ €98
- IT — € :taux / km sur le réseau autoroutier (≈ 611 km dans le pays ≈ € :montant)
- CH — Vignette (autocollant autoroutier / e-vignette) — € :montant pour :jours jours
- FR — € :taux / km sur le réseau autoroutier (≈ 102 km dans le pays ≈ € :montant)
Prix actualisés le 2026-05-04. Source : Bulletin pétrolier hebdomadaire de l'UE et opérateurs autoroutiers nationaux.
Météo par mois
Température diurne maximale moyenne / nocturne minimale et précipitations mensuelles typiques, sur les cinq dernières années.
🇮🇹 Rome
| Jan | Fév | Mar | Avr | Mai | Juin | Juil | Août | Sep | Oct | Nov | Déc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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14°
6°
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15°
5°
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17°
8°
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20°
9°
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23°
13°
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31°
19°
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34°
22°
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33°
22°
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28°
18°
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24°
14°
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17°
9°
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14°
6°
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| 72mm | 73mm | 120mm | 63mm | 115mm | 48mm | 21mm | 57mm | 106mm | 106mm | 98mm | 62mm |
chaud doux froid
🇳🇱 The Hague
| Jan | Fév | Mar | Avr | Mai | Juin | Juil | Août | Sep | Oct | Nov | Déc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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7°
3°
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9°
4°
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11°
4°
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14°
7°
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17°
10°
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21°
14°
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21°
15°
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22°
15°
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20°
13°
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16°
11°
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11°
6°
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9°
5°
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| 111mm | 65mm | 67mm | 80mm | 78mm | 52mm | 114mm | 76mm | 95mm | 120mm | 128mm | 86mm |
chaud doux froid
Les 5 prochains jours à The Hague
Prévisions en direct — actualisées toutes les quelques heures.
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Mar 12
🌧️
11° / 9°
2.3mm
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Mer 13
🌧️
12° / 7°
42.6mm
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Jeu 14
🌧️
11° / 7°
23mm
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Ven 15
⛅
11° / 7°
2.4mm
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Sam 16
☀️
11° / 8°
4mm
Prévisions : MET Norway
Itinéraire
Résumé virage par virage des principales manœuvres, généré par OSRM.
Afficher toutes les 55 manœuvres
- Via Luigi Luzzatti
- (A24) 5 km
- Complanare TPU sinistra 2 km
- — 0.8 km
- Grande Raccordo Anulare (A90) 8 km
- — 0.6 km
- Diramazione Roma Nord (A1dir) 21 km
- — 2 km
- Autostrada del Sole (A1) 232 km
- Autostrada del Sole (A1) 36 km
- Raccordo A1-Variante di Valico (A1) 7 km
- Variante di Valico (A1var) 33 km
- Autostrada del Sole (A1) 208 km
- Autostrada del Sole (A1) 6 km
- (A50) 33 km
- Autostrada dei Laghi (A8) 4 km
- Autostrada dei Laghi (A9) 31 km
- (A2) 181 km
- — 0.3 km
- Kirchenwaldtunnel (A2) 54 km
- (A2) 9 km
- (A2) 41 km
- (A2) 2 km
- (A 5) 188 km
- (A 5) 0.3 km
- (A 5) 18 km
- — 0.3 km
- (A 5) 25 km
- (A 5) 0.4 km
- (A 5) 5 km
- — 0.5 km
- (A 5) 14 km
- — 0.4 km
- (A 5) 37 km
- (A 67) 16 km
- (A 67) 7 km
- (A 3) 2 km
- — 1 km
- (A 3) 5 km
- — 0.3 km
- — 0.4 km
- (A 3) 161 km
- (A 3) 30 km
- (A 3) 38 km
- — 0.2 km
- (A 3) 0.5 km
- — 0.1 km
- (A 3) 65 km
- (A12) 29 km
- Europaweg (A12) 15 km
- (A12) 5 km
- (A12) 28 km
- (A12) 36 km
- (A12) 25 km
- Sirtemastraat
Questions fréquentes
Do I need a vignette for Switzerland or Austria?
A vignette is mandatory for using Swiss motorways and is also required for Austrian motorways. You can purchase these at border crossings or service stations near the border.
Are there tolls on Italian autostrade?
Yes, Italian autostrade are tolled. You will pay based on the distance traveled, with toll booths located along the route.
What are the speed limits like in each country?
Speed limits vary significantly. Italy and Switzerland have generally lower limits than Germany, where parts of the Autobahn have no official limit but many sections are restricted. The Netherlands has typical European motorway limits.
Where can I buy fuel and how do prices compare?
Fuel is readily available along the main routes in all countries. Prices can fluctuate, but generally, you might find fuel slightly more expensive in Switzerland and the Netherlands compared to Italy and Germany.
Are there low-emission zones in cities like Milan or The Hague?
Milan has environmental restrictions (Area C). While The Hague itself doesn't have widespread low-emission zones for all vehicles, it's always wise to check specific city regulations before entering urban centers.
Comment cette page est construite
Compilée par COD Solutions Oy à partir de données européennes ouvertes — OSRM over OpenStreetMap for the route geometry, Open-Meteo for monthly climate normals, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin for cross-border fuel-price bands, and Google Gemini drafts the narrative and FAQ from the computed route data. Consultez notre méthodologie pour la cadence de mise à jour et les limites.