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If you are looking for cheap car hire in Italy then you have come to the right place. At dealchecker you can do one search and we will check leading providers to find you the best deals. Best of all this independent service is free to use, all you have to do is select a deal and book directly with the provider. To start looking for Italy car hire just enter you details into the search box above.
Driving in Italy gives you the chance to see more than one region of this beautiful country and the flexibility to plan your own itinerary rather than relying on public transport. Here are a few tips to get you on your way. Getting behind the wheel Where to drive Many people spend all their time in Tuscany which has lovely countryside and old towns such as Florence, Lucca, Pisa and Siena. Southern Italy has an idyllic landscape and offers a warm welcome. The highlights include Capri, Ischia, Amalfi and Sorrento. Of course Naples and Rome are another two unmissable destinations. Once you've organised Italy car rental you can search for Italian hotel and flight deals.
Firstly you will need to fill your car with benzina (petrol) or gasolio (diesel). Petrol stations often close at lunchtime but they will often offer self service. Drive on the right-hand side of the road and keep to the speed limit - there are very heavy on-the-spot fines. If you are driving on the Autostrade be prepared to pay a toll. If you are planning to spend all your time in one city a car can be useful for taking day trips but in the central city it's usually easier to walk or use public transport.
Booked car hire? Italy has many beautiful destinations; here are some of the regions you might want to add to your itinerary.
Sun, food, wine and good hospitality all attract visitors to Italy and each region has its own unique charms. Milan, the capital city of Lombardia is the business and fashion centre and an hour away you will find the city of Bergamo. In the north-east the most famous attractions are the beautiful cities of Venice and Verona which are both ideal for a romantic getaway. The north-west is the place for wine and food lovers. Here you'll find Piemonte which is connected with Barolo and Barbaresco, the most famous wines made from the Nebbiolo grape. A good place to start is the city of Turin where there are great cultural sites. Liguria is a coastal region with lovely beaches, countryside and old towns such as Genoa. It's also a great area for taking walks. Other must sees are Emilia Romagna, the culinary centre of Italy and Rimini, Bologna and Ravenna which has mosaic art and Byzantine architecture.
