Hire a car in Verona inclusive of prepaid VAT

Car rental in Verona is the best way to explore the city. Verona is an embodiment of romance and hence deserves to be explored at ‘close quarters’ which is only possible if you have car hire at your disposal. So, book your Verona car rental us as we negotiate with numerous suppliers like Noleggiare, Europcar, Maggiore, Buchbinder, and Ecovia to bring you the cheapest Verona car hire deals. All you have to do is fill the form given above and within seconds, you will be able to compare ‘Verona car rental’ prices from various suppliers. The provision of various filters would allow you to narrow down the search as per your preferences. In case, you have any queries or are facing some problem while booking your car rental for Verona, you can contact our booking support via email, live chat, or phone.

Verona - A brief overview

The place where Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ took place, Verona is enchanting to the hilt!! On your visit, you will agree that it is true when they say that ‘love is in Verona’s air’; Juliet’s Balcony is a must if you are one of the die-hard romantics. Home to the famous ancient open-air Opera House Verona Arena, and Vinitaly – World’s most important wine expo – Verona, perched on the banks of River Adige, is timeless - a place where past and present merge as one, creating the magic which could never be expressed in words. This place is supposedly Shakespeare’s favorite as besides ‘Romeo and Juliet’ two more plays were set in Verona – The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and The Taming of the Shrew, so if you are a fan of these plays, you should plan your visit to Verona in the summers when the open-air operas open for the season.

Historical place to visit in Verona, Italy

Porta Dei Borsari

Arco Dei Gavi is an ancient structure built by Gens Gavia in the 1st century AD. It is known for its simple and modest architecture. Designed by Lucius Vitruvius Cordo, it was built at the opening of the Roman road named Via Postumia to mark the various achievements of the Gavia family. The structure was used as the entry gate between the walls. Though it might not look as striking as the arches of Rome, history is a witness that it was highly appreciated by the architects of that era.