Probably worth a day on Capri - lots of boats from Positano. Also Amalfi and Sorrento are also worth a look. (By boat or, I think, scheduled bus services)
I wasn't sure about using Bip&Go in Italy, as we don't need it for Italy, as we are in the North, near Lake Maggiore and don't need to use toll roads there.
(You might like yo look at using the Simplon Pass, rather than the tunnel routes. We alternate between that and the Gotthard route)
You only pay for the vignette - no handling or postage charges. You don't get the sticky vignette, just an 'electronic' one. You get it immediately, when you pay online.
Your car reg is put on the Swiss Motorway computers and they use their ANPR cameras check you have the vignette.
Did it for the first time this year - so so easy. I do keep the confirmatory email in the car, as a back up
Comments posted
Probably worth a day on Capri - lots of boats from Positano. Also Amalfi and Sorrento are also worth a look. (By boat or, I think, scheduled bus services)
It really is an open ended question. Price will be affected by factors such as size of roof, ease of access, type of 'sealing' required etc etc.
I'd suggest you seek a couple (at least) of estimates from local tradesmen, and ask around for any recommendations.
Easiest way would by taxi - but expensive! There are executive transfer services available online.
You can go by train - the following website sells tickets, but has some useful info on trains.
https://italiatren.com/en/train/rome/civitavecchia?gad_source=1&gclid=C…
There are buses that do the trip.
https://www.omio.co.uk/coaches/rome/civitavecchia?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj…
Our Italian estate agent recommended an English speaking Geometra.
Worth noting - anyone under about 35 speaks some English (Even when they say they don't) - they learn it at school from an early age.
79
https://www.bls.ch/en/fahren/autoverlad/betriebslage
If you do a Google search on "Mammola Italy Romeo" it throws up at least one or two possible relatives
Try around the shores of Lake Orta
I wasn't sure about using Bip&Go in Italy, as we don't need it for Italy, as we are in the North, near Lake Maggiore and don't need to use toll roads there.
(You might like yo look at using the Simplon Pass, rather than the tunnel routes. We alternate between that and the Gotthard route)
One other thing, if you go via Switzerland, (it's the way I go), get the vignette from https://via.admin.ch/shop/dashboard
You only pay for the vignette - no handling or postage charges. You don't get the sticky vignette, just an 'electronic' one. You get it immediately, when you pay online.
Your car reg is put on the Swiss Motorway computers and they use their ANPR cameras check you have the vignette.
Did it for the first time this year - so so easy. I do keep the confirmatory email in the car, as a back up