CAR HIRE FERRARA

Car Rental Ferrara comes with a number of features and benefits which set it apart from the rest.

These include an unlimited mileage offer which lets you drive as far as you want and free breakdown assistance.

The latter feature means that our team of trained mechanics can help you 24 hours a day in the unlikely event that you have a problem such as getting a flat tire.

Car rental Ferrara costs 12 Euros per day but some of our
optional extras such as child seats, ski racks, snow tires and snow chains, global positioning systems, and luggage racks may cost a bit extra. However we do not have any hidden charges or extra costs at all.

We allow you to book top quality car rental Ferrara instantly without have to pay any cancellation fees if you change your mind or credit card fees. We know that current times are tough and that’s why we want our customers to have the very best deals.

Rhino works with companies such as National car rental, Europcar, Enterprise, Holiday Rentals, Budget car rental, Hertz, Alamo, Avis and many others. Whether you want a budget car or a prestige car we can find exactly the right make and model for you.

Almost all of our cars come with state of the art air conditioning but you should check this when you make your car rental Ferrara booking instantly online.

Ferrara Italy Mini Guide

Ferrara Italy City about 90 km (55 miles) south west of Venice.  Most of Ferrara still lies within its 11k (7mile) long medieval walls and the massive, moated Castello Estense, begun in 1385 and completed nearly 200 years later, stands in the centre.  It is one of many monuments in the city associated with the Dukes of Este, who ruled Ferrara from the 14th to the 16th centuries, making it a famous centre for music, printing and art.

Close by the Este Castle are two fine medieval buildings: the Town Hall, built in 1243, and the Romanesque-Gothic cathedral.  There are many fine Renaissance palaces, including the exquisite Palazzo Schifanoia, with 15th century frescoes depicting the months, and the Palazzo dei Diamanti, names after is 12600 diamond shaped facing stones.  Today, Ferrara's economy is based upon its food and petrochemical industries.