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Abarth Rental in Monza
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Luxury car rental in Monza from Zeus Prestige arrives at your hotel or villa, or at Milan Linate (LIN), Milan Malpensa (MXP) and Bergamo (BGY). Hire a convertible, a exotic car, a sports car or a luxury SUV and point it north toward Brianza and Lake Como. Open-top hire suits the hill roads above the lakes, and luxury car rental in Monza with a sports car suits the dual carriageway to Lecco.
Monza lies just north-northeast of Milan, the third-largest city in Lombardy and the largest in Brianza. The Lombard queen Theodelinda made it a royal seat, and the cathedral still holds the Iron Crown of Lombardy, an ancient silver-banded relic tied by tradition to Charlemagne. The Arengario, the thirteenth-century town hall, stands in the old centre, and the Lambro river runs through town, past the workshops that once made Monza famous for its hats.
Monza Park is the other half of the city's character. Eugène de Beauharnais commissioned it in 1805, and it covers around 700 hectares behind a wall of about 14 kilometres, which makes it the largest walled park in Europe. At its heart stands the Royal Villa, designed by Giuseppe Piermarini and completed in 1780 for Archduke Ferdinand on the orders of Empress Maria Theresa. The royal apartments and the English-style gardens are open to visitors.
Monza is also Italy's home of motor racing. The Autodromo Nazionale Monza sits inside the park and fills the town with fans for the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, the International GT Open and the rest of the Monza racing calendar. Zeus Prestige delivers your luxury car rental to the hotel or villa where you are staying, so the weekend and the drives into the hills share the same keys.
Put the roof down for the green hills between Monza and the lakes. Brianza is where Milanese families have escaped for the summer for generations, and the lanes wind past villas, small lakes such as Montorfano and Pusiano, and slopes that rise toward Monte San Primo. Aim for Erba, roughly 40 kilometres north of Milan, then follow the lake shores wherever the road invites you. The smell of cut grass drifts through the cabin on warm mornings, and the open car rolls back into Monza at sunset with pollen on the bonnet.
The SS36 is where a sports car or supercar stretches its legs, the fast road that links Monza to Lecco and the Alps. The Lecco end sits where the south-eastern arm of Lake Como begins, below the jagged outline of Monte Resegone at about 1,875 metres, the mountain that frames Alessandro Manzoni's novel The Betrothed. A tunnel of roughly 4.8 kilometres carries the road under the hills, and the engine note hammers back off the walls until your palms feel damp on the wheel. Walk across the Azzone Visconti Bridge, built in the fourteenth century, before turning back.
Save the lake for a long day, and bring a grand tourer or a spacious SUV. Lake Como is Y-shaped, around 46 kilometres long and 425 metres deep, and its shores carry some of Italy's grandest villas: Villa Carlotta, Villa del Balbianello and Villa d'Este at Cernobbio. The Via Regina, the SS340, follows the western shore, and the lakeside road to Bellagio is narrow and winding, so in summer many drivers cross on the car ferry from Cadenabbia instead. Seven stepped lanes climb through Bellagio's old town, and the cabin stays hushed and scented with leather while you take the long way back to Monza.
Yes. We bring the car to hotels and villas in Monza, and to Milan Linate (LIN), Milan Malpensa (MXP) and Bergamo (BGY), including their private aviation terminals (ICAO LIML, LIMC and LIME). Send your address and arrival time, and your car will be waiting.
A convertible suits Brianza and the lakes. The fast road to Lecco rewards a supercar or sports car, while Lake Como and Bellagio call for a grand tourer or a roomy SUV.
Yes. Book as early as possible, as race weekends are busy, and give us the hotel or villa where you are staying. See the Monza racing calendar for the dates of each series.
The SS36 runs north from Monza to Lecco on the eastern arm of the lake. Como itself lies to the west, and the Via Regina follows the shore on that side.
It can be slow. The road is narrow and winding, and in the busy months the journey can take well over an hour, so many drivers use the Cadenabbia car ferry to cut the time.
Yes. Lake Como, Brianza and Lecco all lie to the north, while Milan is a short drive south. We also operate in Como and Bergamo if your plans take you further across the region.
Browse our sports cars, cabriolets, SUVs and supercars, tell us which hotel or villa you are staying at, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
Luxury car rental in Monza with delivery to hotels, villas and Milan airports, plus drives through Brianza to Lecco and Lake Como.
