Car Hire in Verona

We negotiate with all the major car hire brands in Verona, so we can bring you cheap prices on car rental. Whether you are looking for a sporty convertible or a spacious people carrier, you will find an excellent choice of cars on our site — from international brands such as Thrifty, Hertz and Europcar, and national firms such as Locauto and Maggiore. In a matter of seconds, we compare prices and give you all the information you need upfront, while the handy filters make finding your ideal car even easier. However, we are more than just a comparison site: we are an end-to-end service, here to make hiring a car in Verona simple and stress-free.

Some companies (such as Sicily by Car, Avis and Thrifty) often have offers on their cars, giving you an ‘extra’ at no added cost — the ‘extra’ could be snow chains or the Collision Damage Waiver with no excess, for example. However, we know there is more to good value than special offers; you want to be assured the company can offer a great overall rental experience. To assist your decision when choosing who to rent with, we show ratings and reviews from previous customers next to each listing.

Lake Garda: An hour’s drive from Verona is Lake Garda — Italy’s largest lake. Popular with the rich and famous, this lake has long been a glamorous destination, and this is reflected in the fine restaurants, bars and houses that line its shores. Lake Garda is surrounded by three regions: Lombardy, Trentino Alto-Adige and the Veneto. Each region offers something different, from vineyard-hopping to the south of the lake and windsurfing to the North.

Treviso and the Strada del Vino: The Treviso area is famous for Prosecco. Unlike Champagne, which refers to a region, Prosecco is the name of the grape that is grown in the rolling terraced hills of Treviso. Drive the Strada del Vino and enjoy some delicious Italian food washed down with a glass of bubbly in picturesque towns and villages. Just remember not to drink and drive.

Venice: Located over an hour and twenty minutes east of Verona is Venice — the ‘City of Water’. Famous for its canals, splendid architecture and gondolas, Venice is not to be missed. You can’t drive into Venice itself, but you can park at Piazzale Roma. Get a bird’s-eye view from the Campanile and take a trip down the Grand Canal. Also, don’t miss St Mark’s Basilica.