You’ve booked the flights. You’ve got a vague idea of three countries you want to hit. Then you start reading about train strikes, delayed regional buses, and the fact that that medieval hilltop village you wanted to visit has exactly one bus a day, at 6:47 AM. That’s when you realize: the best way to see Europe is behind the wheel. No schedules. No luggage limits. No waiting on platforms. Just you, the road, and the freedom to pull over when you see something worth stopping for. Here are seven routes that deliver exactly that experience. 1. The Amalfi Coast…