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Luxury Car Rental in Milan
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Luxury car rental in Milan from Zeus Prestige comes to you: Malpensa (MXP), Linate (LIN) or Bergamo (BGY) airport, your hotel, or an address of your choosing in the city. Rent or hire a supercar, an exotic, a luxury SUV or a convertible and take Lombardy at your own pace. Exotic car rental in Milan suits the Apennine passes to the south, and a convertible suits the lake roads to the north.
Work on the Duomo began in 1386 and went on for nearly six centuries; its roof terraces put you among the spires, with the Alps in view when the air is clear. Next door, the glass-vaulted Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II has been the city's drawing room since 1877, and La Scala has staged opera since 1778. Leonardo's Last Supper is a short walk west, in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The fashion houses hold the streets around Via Montenapoleone, and the design world arrives every April.
Milan keeps its rituals. Coffee is taken standing at the bar. Lunch might be saffron risotto or a cotoletta the width of the plate. At six the aperitivo begins, bitter and red, along the Navigli canals and in Brera. The city sits on a plain, so the driving lies outside it, and it lies close: lakes an hour north, Apennine passes under two hours south.
Fold the roof back before you reach the water. Como is under an hour north of Milan, and from there the SS340, the old Via Regina, follows the western shore of Lake Como through Cernobbio, Argegno and Tremezzo. The road is narrow and squeezes between villa walls and the lake, so the pace is gentle and the view does the work: cypress, ochre boathouses, ferries crossing to Bellagio. You catch jasmine and lake water on the air, and stone walls pass close enough to quicken your breathing. Stop at Villa Carlotta for its gardens, then at a terrace in Tremezzo for lunch. The car waits by the water with the roof still down, ready for the same shore in the afternoon light.
This is supercar and sports car country. Head south to Voghera and take the SS461 up the Staffora valley, wide and well surfaced as far as Varzi, a town known for its salami. Beyond Varzi the road tightens and climbs to the Passo del Penice at 1,149 metres, then drops steeply toward the river Trebbia. Each downhill hairpin loads the front tyres and lifts your heart rate a notch. Bobbio sits at the bottom, with an abbey founded by the Irish monk Columbanus in 614 and the Ponte Gobbo, eleven uneven stone arches humping across the river. Have lunch in the old town. The climb back over the pass is where the engine finally gets to sing, and it is the car's best hour of the day.
This day rewards a luxury SUV or a long-legged grand tourer. Napoleon's Simplon road began at the Arco della Pace in Milan, and its modern successors, the A8 and A26, reach Lake Maggiore in about an hour. Leave the motorway at Arona and follow the SS33 along the shore to Stresa, where Belle Époque hotels face the Borromean Islands. Boats cross to Isola Bella, whose palace and terraced gardens the Borromeo family began in the 17th century. Back in the car the doors close with a soft, solid thud, the cabin is quiet, and the seats take the weight of the day. It carries you home along the lake and down the motorway as calmly as it brought you.
Yes. Zeus Prestige delivers to all three: Milan Malpensa (MXP), Milan Linate (LIN) and Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY), and to hotels and private addresses in the city. Send us your flight and we will time the handover to your arrival.
Yes. Linate (ICAO: LIML) and Malpensa (ICAO: LIMC) each have a Milano Prime business aviation terminal, set apart from the airline terminals. Your self-drive hire car can be delivered to either one. Let us know your landing time and it will be there, ready to drive.
A convertible suits the lake roads of Como and Maggiore, sports cars and supercars suit the Apennine passes south of the city, and a luxury SUV or grand tourer suits longer days toward the Alps or the coast.
The town of Como is about 50 kilometres north of Milan, usually under an hour by motorway. Tremezzo, halfway up the western shore, is around 40 minutes further on the lake road.
Linate is about 8 kilometres east of the centre, roughly 20 minutes by car. Malpensa is about 50 kilometres northwest and Bergamo about 50 kilometres northeast, each around 50 minutes to an hour.
Yes. The lakes are about an hour away, and Turin, Verona and Genoa are each under two hours by motorway. St. Moritz is around three hours north through the mountains.
Choose from our supercars, exotics, cabriolets and SUVs, tell us which airport or address suits you, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
