Berlin to Rome by car
Berlin to Rome is 1,504 km by road, about 15 h 10 min of driving. Cut into days with the Roadlegs defaults for a car (up to 450 km or 8 hours a day), it takes 4 days through Germany, Austria and Italy.
Day by day
| Day | Ends near | Distance | Driving | Roads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prüll, Bavaria | 376 km | 3 h 47 min | Straight |
| 2 | Patsch, Tyrol | 376 km | 3 h 47 min | Straight |
| 3 | Zola Predosa, Emilia-Romagna | 376 km | 3 h 47 min | Gentle curves |
| 4 | Rome | 376 km | 3 h 47 min | Gentle curves |
The longest day is day 1, 376 km and 3 h 47 min of driving. Driving time does not include breaks or stops.
Countries on the way
| Country | Distance | Road charges |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | 666 km | No general road charge for this vehicle |
| Austria | 115 km | Vignette: official seller |
| Italy | 723 km | Tolls on many motorways |
Prices change every year, so none are shown here. The links go to the official sellers, checked on 2026-10-05. Bridges, tunnels and city zones can charge separately.
How this was calculated
Roadlegs asked the public Valhalla routing service for a car route on OpenStreetMap data on 5 October 2026, then cut it into days of up to 450 km or 8 hours. Change those limits, add stops and choose your own nights in the planner. Roads, closures and mountain passes open and close with the seasons, so check the current situation before you go.