Car hire Marino is available for bargain prices of 15 pounds per day. Our excellent vehicles include the Toyota Rav 4, the VW Golf and the BMW 3 series automatic. They have the modern features you would expect such as central locking and power steering. That ensures that you have a comfortable and fast way to travel and our vehicles are available to collect from Marino day or night.

Car rental Marino can come with the mod cons that you need. For instance a satellite navigation system is offered with your vehicle. That way there is no need to turn up to your business meeting late or spoil your holiday by getting lost. Read more about Marino in the guide on our site and we also give news to keep you abreast of developments and ensure that you have an unforgettable trip.

Marino Mini Guide

With car hire Marino not only can you see this attractive Italian city but the surrounding district of Lazio and some of the best wine country anywhere in Italy. Indeed many of our customers are renting cars so that they can go to the annual grape festival, a veritable bacchanal of wine tasting along with lovely food. Marino is rich in history too having been settled since the first century BC. There is also a festival to remember Battle of Lepanto.

Charles VIII of France lived here as did Vittoria Colonna. By the year 1870 Marino had become part of Italy in 1870. In the Second World War Marino was heavily bombed by the US air force. From Marino you can even drive to the capital Rome, which is full of opulent and important buildings, in about half an hour. Although their used to be an old train and tram line here it has since gone out of use.

The commune of Marino was built on the Alban Hills and some thirty seven thousand people live here. Nearby are other populous other communes which can be accessed with car hire Marino such as Albano Laziale, Castel Gandolfo, Grottaferrata, Rocca di Papa and Ciampino. In Marino itself the main sights are the Baroque Mithraeum of Marino, the Church of the Santissima Trinita and the Santa Maria delle Grazie which has a single nave with side chapels. The latter is home to an interesting Domenichino painting.