Dies ist die schnellste Route, die ich finden kann und die durch mindestens eine Stadt in jedem EU-Land führt und ausschließlich über Straßen und öffentliche Fähren führt. Sie dürfen durch Nicht-EU-Länder reisen, wo das schneller ist.
Google Maps beziffert die Strecke auf 10.525 km und 135 Fahrstunden. Wenn Sie sich an die Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung halten und einen Transporter voller Vorräte mit mehreren rotierenden Fahrern nutzen, sodass Sie nur zum Tanken anhalten, sollten Sie in der Lage sein, diese Geschwindigkeit annähernd zu erreichen und innerhalb von sechs Tagen alle 27 EU-Länder zu bereisen.
…ist das, was ich sagen wollte, aber während ich dies poste, wird mir klar, dass diese Karte zwei Fehler enthält, einen schwer zu erkennenden kleinen Fehler und einen großen Fehler, der mich über praktisch alles darin unsicher macht. Deshalb poste ich es stattdessen als Puzzle. Was ist falsch an diesem Plan, alle EU-Länder zu besuchen?
Bonuspunkte, wenn Sie Ihren eigenen Versuch veröffentlichen, die Fehler auf dieser Route zu beheben.
Inspiriert durch diesen ähnlichen Beitrag über US-Bundesstaaten: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1uzqunv/the_shortest_driving_route_through_all_48/
EDIT, die Lösung: Es spielen viele Leute, danke! Viele Leute fanden den großen Fehler, dass Malta fehlt. u/Wolf-Majestätisch war der Erste, der merkte, dass auch Kroatien vermisst wurde. Und mehrere Leute fanden ein Bonusproblem: Die rechtliche Situation in Zypern* macht die abgebildete Route praktisch unmöglich. Sie müssten eine viel seltenere und weniger regelmäßige Fähre nach Griechenland nehmen. Gut gemacht!
*Habe Malta aus Versehen dorthin geschrieben, danke für die Korrektur.
Von Sad-Pop6649
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No Malta – challenge failed.
You are still missing a few EU countries whilst passing through some that aren’t in the EU
Malta
Malta
How did you compute this?
you can shorten it in Ireland using Rosslare to Fishguard ferry
You forgot malta
Only the best side of France 🙂 nice
/s
What’s the minor mistake? (assuming Malta is the big one)
why would you take an unnecessary detour to Budapest?
You’d be better doing the ferry Santander-Rosslare-Plymouth, then going cross-country to Dover, then through France into Belgium.
Edit: Even better, do Santander-Rosslare-Roscoff. You’d be quicker doing N12-E3 than A38-M5-M25-M2, given the higher speed limit and lower traffic.
Even with the „road trip“ mistakes. This has to be one of the most boring routes to take tbh
I see one mistake: Malta is missing. But I can’t find the other one, can someone please enlighten me? I give up.
The Brittany Ferry to Cork ports at Roscoff, not Trofeunteun
Went to England, huge mistake.
Can you drive from the southern part of Cyprus to the Turkish part?
~~Suggestion. I don’t know if this is shorter, but what if you start in Northen Ireland, go through Ireland, ferry to Portugal (or Spain), and then go Portugal, Spain, France, Luxembourg. I think it’s probably close to the same length.~~
Edit: scarp this. I realised you’re already going through France twice. Because you’re visiting France between UK and Belgium. So can’t you just go driectly from Portugal to Spain to Ireland without the detour through France?
edit: I also forgot UK isn’t in EU, so there was no need for Northern Ireland anyway.
Only 1 construction marker in Hungary
Entering Cyprus from north (with ferry from Turkey) is illegal.
How much would this cost?
no Norway but Turkey?
weird
How about this? Does it count for the criteria? Any errors?
Portugal: Start in the border town of Vilar Formoso and drive straight into Spain.
Spain: Drive north from the border to the port of Santander.
Ireland: Take the direct car ferry from Santander to Rosslare, and drive north to Dublin.
United Kingdom (Non-EU Transit): Take the ferry from Dublin to Holyhead, drive across England to Harwich, and take the overnight ferry to the Netherlands.
Netherlands: Arrive in Hook of Holland and drive southeast towards the Belgian border near Maastricht.
Belgium: Drop south across the border, driving Liege, and through the eastern edge of Belgium towards Luxembourg.
Luxembourg: Enter Luxembourg and drive south to the border town of Schengen.
France: Drive across the border from Schengen, Luxembourg, into the neighbouring French town of Apach.
Germany: Immediately cross the border from Apach, France, into Perl, Germany, and begin the long drive north to the Jutland peninsula.
Denmark: Cross into Denmark, driving to Copenhagen to cross the Oresund Bridge.
Sweden: Enter Sweden, driving northeast to Stockholm to catch the overnight car ferry.
Finland: Arrive by ferry in Turku or Helsinki, then take the short car ferry south across the Gulf of Finland.
Estonia: Arrive in Tallinn, driving south to the Latvian border.
Latvia: Continue south through Latvia into Lithuania.
Lithuania: Drive south through Lithuania to the Polish border.
Poland: Drive south through Poland towards the Czech border near Ostrava.
Czechia: Clip the eastern edge of Czechia near Bohumín, driving south towards Slovakia.
Slovakia: Cross briefly into Slovakia, driving through Bratislava to the Austrian border.
Austria: Enter Austria near Kittsee, driving southeast towards Hungary.
Hungary: Enter Hungary near Sopron, driving southeast towards Szeged and the Romanian border.
Romania: Cross into the Romanian border town of Jimbolia, then immediately exit west into non-EU Serbia.
Serbia (Non-EU Transit): Transit west across Serbia, passing through Novi Sad toward the Croatian border at Ilok.
Croatia: Enter Croatia, driving west to the Slovenian border near Bregana.
Slovenia: Drive west through Slovenia to the Italian border near Trieste.
Italy: Drive across Northern Italy to Genoa, take the 20-hour overnight car ferry to Palermo in Sicily, and drive to Pozzallo.
Malta: Take the car ferry from Pozzallo to Valletta, then immediately return via ferry to Sicily. (Malta is a PITA).
Italy (Again…): Drive from Pozzallo to Messina, take the short ferry to the Italian mainland, and drive to the port of Brindisi.
Greece: Take the overnight car ferry from Brindisi to Igoumenitsa, then drive northeast to the Promachonas border.
Bulgaria: Cross the border into the Bulgarian town of Kulata, turn the car around, and drive back into Greece.
Greece (Return): Drive south through Greece to the port of Piraeus in Athens.
Cyprus: Take the seasonal public car ferry from Piraeus to Limassol, Cyprus.
**I can’t figure out how to plot all of these on Google Maps. I think it’s likely less driving time than OP’s but more ferry time, so it might work out longer in the end.**
Andorra- San Marino- Malta -Vatikan
#1 Only the shortest if you live precisely at one of the ends of the route
#2 I only needed one.
Classic traveling salesman problem. There’s no real way to verify the fastest path even if you did visit all countries.
What legal situation are you talking about? There are two ferries to Malta that take passengers and cars, both from the south of Sicily. There’s also a ferry from Genoa to Palermo, if you’d like to avoid driving the whole length of Italy.
Crossing countries Vs visiting countries
You can have a ferry from Åland to Tallin and skip the mainland Finland.
Ringaskiddy
What a magnificent place name
You can take a ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki. You don’t have to go through Turku
Romania, Italy, Malta, Croatia, Netherlands missing? Why does it go through UK, Serbia and Turkey
After some thought, here’s my best attempt.
[Link](https://www.google.no/maps/dir/Marsa,+Malta/Paradela,+Portugal/Dublin+Port,+Dublin,+Irland/Troisvierges,+Luxemburg/Vaals,+Nederland/Mariehamn,+%C3%85land/Turku+harbour,+%C3%85bo,+Finland/Wallern+im+Burgenland,+7151,+%C3%98sterrike/Dolga+Vas,+9220,+Slovenia/Calafat,+205200,+Romania/Kastanies,+680+08,+Hellas/Agios+Dometios,+Nikosia,+Kypros/@45.8399262,-7.5038611,4z/data=!4m73!4m72!1m5!1m1!1s0x130e5a9584f2af8d:0xbae847a2ea465095!2m2!1d14.4947288!2d35.8831345!1m5!1m1!1s0xd396fc246069c0d:0x150cd8cdad3f2aab!2m2!1d-6.2158475!2d41.5813399!1m5!1m1!1s0x48670f049052bd5b:0x1800c7a937ea5790!2m2!1d-6.2140982!2d53.3537776!1m5!1m1!1s0x47c00b9b069d0f85:0x400d1d6d1057200!2m2!1d6.0017878!2d50.1218473!1m5!1m1!1s0x47c090aadb1ebabb:0xc1ac199f05ca5689!2m2!1d6.0112743!2d50.7732182!1m5!1m1!1s0x468ac39bbbc635ed:0x46420b026c8f9acd!2m2!1d19.9348339!2d60.0970945!1m5!1m1!1s0x468c77a51df207f9:0x2600b5523c1993d1!2m2!1d22.2280105!2d60.440779!1m5!1m1!1s0x476c1265485b50b7:0x6a35d970145c3622!2m2!1d16.9365199!2d47.7252088!1m5!1m1!1s0x476f35703953bae1:0xa00f81eceab3420!2m2!1d16.4470003!2d46.5822182!1m5!1m1!1s0x47537a7a3656e593:0x38b6efe80773201!2m2!1d22.933322!2d43.9906031!1m5!1m1!1s0x14b326f8426a83c9:0xdcac39889bb57346!2m2!1d26.4764421!2d41.6454869!1m5!1m1!1s0x14de10a1492935ab:0x4044a1e9fd176582!2m2!1d33.3244023!2d35.1722829?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDcxNS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D)
157 hours, 13221 km
It’ll be faster if you avoid the roadworks!
og’s would blitz through the ardennes to be quicker
r/mapswithoutmalta
I would rather start from northern Cyprus, travel north, visit the balkan States, then cross the Adriatic, pass to Salerno, then ferry to Sicily, ferry to Malta, back to Sicily, Civitavecchia, then ferry to Barcelona, then Portugal, Spain, Ireland, France, Benelux, Germany, Poland, baltic States, Finland and finally Sweden.
Can you drive without stops if you have multiple drivers?
Why not start/end in Ireland and avoid the UK landbridge?