Car hire Verona: tour the city in style and at ease with a rental

Car hires in Verona: practical information

Where to rent a car in Verona

Let's start right off with where to pick up a rent car in Verona. First off, there is no shortage of possibilities for a car hire Verona airport. Choose from Herts, Europcar, Sixt, Alamo, Budget and Aci among others. Always compare prices on liligo.com before you go, because Verona car hire prices can differ greatly, even between the major brands.

For a car hire Verona city, these are the main streets where you'll find car hire companies located: Via Basso Acquar, Via Gianbattista Morgagni, Via Giovanni Scopoli and also near the central train station in the city centre.

Driving in Verona: parking and other tips

If you plan to see more than the city centre, we recommend you pick up a Verona car hire. There are so many beautiful places to see, from just outside the city to beyond that shouldn't be missed while on holidays in Verona. Verona is right in the middle of some of italy's most spectacular landscapes. The most central parking is at Parcheggio Cittadella near the Arena. Enter via Via Paglieri. It's open 24h and costs €2 for the first hour up to €15 max. per day.

Municipal Verona has been trying to decrease the amount of city traffic in the centre by encouraging visitors to park rather in the suburbs and travel around Verona using public transportation. By suburbs, we really mean less than 20 minutes walk to the centre, easily done on foot, bike or bus.

Road trips from Verona: what to do, what to see

Lake Garda

An easy day trip from Verona, Lake Garda (Lago di Garda) is less than 35 km from the city centre of Verona. It's a popular place to visit, especially in summer when the lake's green surroundings are in full foliage. Take a day hike following the many paths around the lake (at least parts of it) or just find a nice spot to enjoy the view and swim. In the village, you can visit the Church Cloister and the Church of Santo Stefano.

Bardolino

What's special about Bardolino is that it has a typically Mediterranean feel, despite being located lake-side instead of sea-side. The warm climate makes it perfect for olive groves, cypresses, laurels and vineyards to prosper. The wine is great here, that's for sure. Have you tried a glass of "Bardolino" red yet? In the city, don't miss the San Severo Church and the Pieve of Santa Maria.

Monte Baldo

If you travel just a little further up Lake Garda you'll reach the Italian Alps, the perfect place for a little outdoors during your holidays in Verona. Monte Baldo is just past Caprino Veronese, easily reached for a day trip or longer. In summer it's a popular spot for hiking, trekking and even harder mountain climbs. In winter, it's a popular spot for skiing and other winter sports.