Car Rental Milan

Moving about in Milan in car rental is a great way to explore the gems of this beautiful city. So whether you want to witness the eternal art - ‘the Last Supper’ or the historic architectural marvel called the ‘Sforza Castle’, booking your car hire in Milan will make sure that you get the freedom to move as you please. Our car rental suppliers in Milan include Sixt, Hertz, Europcar, Firefly, and Maggiore. They offer a variety of cars such as compacts, economy cars, sedans, convertibles, vans, and SUVs. Hence, whether you're looking for a spacious 7-seater, a luxury vehicle for a solo trip, or a standard for a small group of four, with us, you can find a car rental in Milan in just 3 easy steps- search, compare and book.

Milan - A brief overview

Milan is not just any city, it is the capital of Italy’s Lombardy Region, which is home to some of the most crucial business belts in the country. Though Rome is big in stature both in terms of power and prosperity, Milan, because of its unique attraction, which includes Italy’s most noted opera house, and its unparalleled fashion industry, still remains as one of the best ‘go-to’ destinations in Italy.

Best places to visit in Milan

Basilica of Saint Ambrose

Basilica of Saint Ambrose was built in 379-386 AD by St Ambrose, who was the Bishop of Milan. Since the place, where the church was built, was the burial ground for many martyrs persecuted during the ‘persecution of Christians’, the place was originally named Basilica Martyrum. Though it is the oldest, Duomo, which was constructed later, replaced it as the most important church in Milan. Basilica of Saint Ambrose is famed for its Romanesque characteristics.

Sforza Castle

Sforza Castle and its tranquil parks – built in 15th century by the Duke of Milan, Francesco Sforza, on the pre-existing fortification – sits near the center of Milan and is regarded the best ‘go-to’ place if you want some respite from the city’s crowded on-goings. The castle is a treasure trove of all ancient things. You can have a look at its battlements, its underground vaults, and the tunnels through guided tours.