CAR HIRE CREMONA

Rhino car hire Cremona cars all come with comprehensive insurance which includes vehicle theft and collision damage waivers, as well as liability cover. We also have an insurance option which lets you lower your excess right down to zero for a small fee upfront and this is very popular. Customers can furthermore benefit from unlimited mileage which lets them drive where they want.

Rhino car rental Cremona is all about choice. That's why as well as your usual manual and automatic models we offer diesel vehicles such as the Citroen Picasso. Our prices are guaranteed to be the lowest because we compare rates from local companies and international firms such as Car Hire 300O, Europcar and Auto Europe. If you are going on a family holiday we also have mpvs.

Cremona Mini Guide

The city of Cremona in northern Italy is celebrated for its musical culture and with car hire Cremona you can enjoy the best that it has to offer. Cremona was originally formed on the Po River many centuries ago by a Celtic tribe. By 218 Bc the Romans had built a military outpost there are they continued there unflinching conquest of Europe. The famous poet Virgil is thought to have gone to school in Cremona. Under their watchful eye Cremona became one of Italy's largest towns. By the Middle Ages the Lombards had taken over Cremona, they expanded the city but it was later destroyed in a conflict.

Basically, over the ensuing years Cremona had a troubled history and was at the centre of many conflicts and foreign invasions. Cremona eventually became part of the Duchy of Milan and a university was built there. Today the town's economy is based on some industry and some agricultural. There is not much in the way of tourism, but still don't hesitate to book your car hire Cremona ahead of time as you can get great prices by doing so. The main sights of Cremona are the Cathedral and the Baptistery of Cremona.

The cathedral was the focus for much of the music which formed such as important part of life for residents of Cremona. Meanwhile there are many churches including the San Sigismondo church, the San Marcellino church and the San Pietro al Po church. You can also see the Torrazzo which is the second highest brickwork bell tower in Europe.