Luxury Car Rental in Milan
The capital of fashion, with Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and Monza less than an hour away.
Milan judges by appearances, and few cities do style with such conviction. Between the boutiques of the Quadrilatero della Moda, the crowds of Fashion Week and Design Week, and grand addresses such as the Four Seasons Hotel Milan or the Park Hyatt Milan beside the Galleria, the car you drive says as much as what you wear. The city is served by three airports. Linate is only about 9 km from the center, Malpensa around 50 km to the northwest, and Bergamo about an hour to the east. Veobooker offers luxury car rental in Milan with pick-up options built around your plans.
Milan’s greatest luxury may be how many interesting places lie within an hour of it. Just 25 km north is the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, home of the Italian Grand Prix, and a visit to the circuit is the perfect excuse to take out a Lamborghini Huracan EVO or Ferrari 488 GTB. Push on to around 50 km and you reach Lake Como. The shore road from Cernobbio to Bellagio is narrow and winding, so a nimble open-top car such as the Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet or Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet is the best way to enjoy the views of the villas and the water. Lake Maggiore, with the Borromean Islands off Stresa, is about an hour away and suits the elegant lines of the Ferrari Roma. To the east, the vineyards of Franciacorta make an easy afternoon trip for a tasting of some of Italy’s finest sparkling wines, and the Lamborghini Urus has room for four people and a few cases for the way home. Back in the city, the Range Rover Vogue LWB P530 Autobiography, with its extended rear cabin, is the calm choice for traveling between showrooms and dinners during the busiest weeks of the year.
Traffic rules in Milan are worth understanding before you set off. Access to the historic center inside the Cerchia dei Bastioni is restricted during the day, so check the rules before driving in. The streets of the Quadrilatero della Moda also have their own restrictions, so it’s easier to park nearby and walk to Via Montenapoleone. Street parking in the center is scarce, which makes hotel valet services and underground garages the most practical option. Trams run through many central streets, so watch the tracks at intersections. The best drives often start early on a Sunday morning, when the city is quiet and the lakes are less than an hour away.