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Luxury Car Rental in Pisa
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See Tuscany from the driver's seat with luxury car rental in Pisa, delivered to Galileo Galilei Airport (PSA), to your hotel and to your villa in the surrounding countryside. Take your pick of a sports car, a SUV, a cabriolet or an exotic and set your own route. Hire a convertible for the Versilia coast, and book exotic car rental in Pisa for the Apuan Alps.
Pisa straddles the Arno a few kilometres before the river reaches the Ligurian Sea, and it once ranked among the four great maritime republics of Italy, peaking in the eleventh century. Foundations for the Leaning Tower were laid on 9 August 1173, and the soft ground began tilting it almost immediately. It stands about 56 metres tall, and a stabilisation project that ended in 2001 reduced the lean by roughly 45 centimetres. UNESCO listed the Piazza del Duomo around it in 1987.
Around 98,000 people live in the city. Galileo was born here in 1564, the University of Pisa was formally founded in 1343, and the Scuola Normale Superiore came in 1810 by Napoleonic decree. Piazza dei Cavalieri holds the Palazzo della Carovana, with a façade by Giorgio Vasari, and the arcades of Borgo Stretto shelter shops and cafés near the church of San Michele in Borgo, dated to 990.
Fold the roof away and take the coast road toward Viareggio. The city's seafront promenade took shape in the early twentieth century, lined with cafés and shops, and the Carnival, known for its papier-mâché floats, has paraded along it since 1873. A few kilometres on, Torre del Lago sits beside Lake Massaciuccoli, where the open-air Puccini Festival has been held each summer since 1930. Sea breeze and the smell of resin from the park drift into the cabin, and the afternoon ends with the lake going gold behind you.
Point a sports car or supercar up the valley that leads into the mountains. The Garfagnana forms the upper basin of the Serchio, between the Apuan Alps to the west and the Apennine ridge to the northeast, and its main towns are Castelnuovo di Garfagnana and Barga. Stop at Lucca first to stroll the tree-lined walls, then follow the river upstream as the bends tighten. Each tightening bend dampens your palms against the wheel, and the engine fills the narrow valley with sound.
The long run south suits a comfortable touring coupe or a spacious SUV. Bolgheri sits in the foothills inland from the coast, about 50 kilometres from Livorno, around a red-brick castle that the Della Gherardesca counts built near the year 1000. Its Sassicaia caused a stir in 1974, when a six-year-old bottle beat Bordeaux at a tasting in London, and the Super Tuscan wines have drawn visitors ever since. Inside, the cabin stays hushed and smells of leather, and you glide through vineyards with barely a murmur from the engine.
Yes. We deliver to Galileo Galilei Airport (PSA), including its private aviation terminal (ICAO LIRP), to hotels and to villas around Pisa. Share your arrival day and the hotel or villa name, and the handover is arranged.
A convertible suits the Versilia coast and Torre del Lago. The Serchio valley rewards a lively sports car, while Bolgheri and the long coastal runs suit a comfortable coupe or a big SUV.
Some streets in the old centre carry traffic restrictions, so follow the signs closely. Name your hotel and we will choose a handover spot outside them.
Bolgheri is about 50 kilometres from Livorno, and about 15 kilometres from Cecina.
Yes. The coast, the Garfagnana and the wine country of Bolgheri are each an easy day out. We also operate in Florence and Bologna for routes that continue inland.
Browse our exotics, sports cars, cabriolets and SUVs, tell us where in Tuscany you are staying, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
