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Abarth Rental in Venice
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Luxury car hire in Venice begins on the mainland, with delivery to Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), to Treviso (TSF), to Mestre and to Piazzale Roma, where the road ends. Reserve a executive car, a SUV, a exotic or a cabriolet and spend your days in the Veneto hills. Convertible hire suits the Prosecco slopes, and exotic car rental near Venice suits the climb to Asolo.
Venice rises from a shallow lagoon, and the historic centre is the largest car-free urban area in Europe. Transport inside it runs entirely on water or on foot, so a hire car waits on the mainland while you explore. UNESCO listed Venice and its Lagoon in 1987. The Rialto islet was where the ducal seat settled in the ninth century, and the doge, elected head of the Republic, ruled from the city for centuries.
The Grand Canal winds from Rialto toward Ca' Foscari under more than 400 bridges. Murano, an island of its own, is known for glass, and the Lido is a long island with a luxury profile that hosts the Venice Film Festival. Mestre, on the mainland, is the most populous urban area of the mainland, and the airport and the roads inland start there.
Roof down, point the car north toward the vineyards. The Conegliano Valdobbiadene hills earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 2019, and their steep slopes grow the Glera grape that makes Prosecco. The Superiore wines come from the hills between the two towns, and the vines climb every ridge. Cool, grassy air flows into the cabin, the lanes rise and fall, and the open car pauses at a winery gate with the engine ticking.
An agile sports car or supercar earns its keep on the road to Asolo. The hill town is known as the City of a Hundred Horizons, and its castle theatre bears the name of the actress Eleonora Duse, who is buried in the cemetery beside the Chiesa di Sant'Anna. Caterina Cornaro held court here after she gave up the crown of Cyprus. Each bend tightens your grip a little more, a lurch in your stomach follows the crests, and the exhaust note rattles off the old walls.
For the longer run west, choose a plush coupe or a roomy SUV. Vicenza lies about 60 kilometres from Venice and holds twenty-three buildings designed by Andrea Palladio, from the Basilica Palladiana to Villa Capra, known as La Rotonda. UNESCO listed the city in 1994 and extended the listing to the Palladian villas in 1996. Soft leather, a muted cabin and slow country roads make the journey feel generous.
Yes. We deliver to Venice Marco Polo (VCE, ICAO LIPZ), including its private aviation terminal, and to Treviso (TSF, ICAO LIPH) and its private aviation terminal. We also deliver to Mestre and Piazzale Roma. Give us your arrival details, and we plan the handover.
No. The historic centre has no roads for cars, and everything moves by water or on foot. Your car waits on the mainland, and we can arrange the handover at Piazzale Roma or Mestre.
Take a convertible to the Prosecco hills. The road up to Asolo rewards a lively sports car or exotic, while Vicenza and longer days suit a grand tourer or SUV.
Vicenza lies about 60 kilometres west of Venice.
Yes. The Prosecco hills, Asolo and Vicenza each make an easy day out. You will also find us in Padua, Verona and Trieste.
Browse our executive cars, exotics, cabriolets and SUVs, tell us where in the Veneto you are staying, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
Luxury car rental in Venice with delivery to the airports, Mestre and Piazzale Roma, plus drives to the Prosecco hills, Asolo and Vicenza.
