Thought it was a bit dangerous, but I would like to go around on mopeds in the trip somewhere, any recommendations where?
Oh thanks for the the link it looks cool.
You can hire mopeds in Rome if you're interested, but if you're there for the sightseeing then it's just a hassle.
You can get brief moments where you get a bit of unimpeded movement, but if you're inside Rome then you'll find yourself in regular traffic jams.
The other option is Paris. Mopeds are easy to rent there too, and the roads tend to be larger, slightly faster in terms of movement, and there's more of it.
Since the city is very much a modern city, it's built for vehicles. Which Rome isn't.
You'll find carparks in Paris and safe parking spaces for when you want to enter cafes and restaurants.
Of course, it might limit your ability to go to every single tourist destination you want, since you'll be focussing on parking spaces and pay-and-display times, but it could be entertaining.
Just pay attention on the roads. It's much safer than Rome and Italy, but the Parisians are a little bit road-crazy too.
no the green line from venice to rome doesn't stay completely on land..
With this point made, I'd like to suggest that if you do travel from Venice to Rome by car/bus/bike, then you can hit a number of impressive cities and towns on the way, spend a little while in them and carry on travelling at speed.
Taking the A4 from Venice to Padua would be nice, then it's down the A13 to Bologna.
After that you hit the E35 and that leads you to Florence, where you have to visit and spend some time. It's a really beautiful and historic city.
And the E35 carries on from there all the way down to Rome.
And if you spend a little while in Rome, might I highly recommend you try taking the train from the Termini station there over to Pompeii.
It's not a long journey on their high-speed trains, and the ruined city is definitely a location to cross off of any bucket list.
