[4KHDR] Driving in Italy: Autostrada dei Fiori A10 E80 from Genova to Savona

In this video you can drive along on the Autostrada dei Fiori A10 E80 from Genova to Savona. This famous Autostrada on the Ligurian coast is almost 160 kilometers long and connects the port city of Genova to the border with France in the West.
First opened in 1967, this Autostrada must have been one of the most challenging to construct in Italy and probably cost a pretty penny. Navigating through the mountainous coastal area of Liguria, this motorway is almost solely built on bridges and tunnels. It's all toll road and in an effort to keep cost at bay, the amount of exits was kept at a minimum.
Starting from the A7 North of Genova, we drive West on the A10. The first bridge we cross you might notice, it's the recently re-constructed Ponte Morandi which in part collapsed in 2018 leaving 43 people dead. Following a few tunnels, it takes quite a while before we are out of the Genova metropolitan area. Genova is Italy's biggest port and quite a large city. Because of its geography, it's really spread out across various valleys.
Savona is the next larger city when driving West. It's where the A10 meets the A6, connecting the Ligurian coast to Turin and the Alps. I will feature that Autostrada in a future video.
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A10 as a whole is in my opinion one of the most spectacular motorways in Europe. There is an incredible ammount of tunnels and viaducts here, and you have both mountains and the seaside, very scenic. Drove there 2 times, last time in 2014, enjoyed your video a lot, brought back nice old memories. Thanks a lot, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!

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You’re right, it’s very particular, but sadly, it often has huge traffic problems, even during winter. It’s very undersized considering the amount of traffic and the area it passes through (industrial, portual, very touristy and highly populated)