Car hire Milan costs as little as 11 Euros per day and for this low price you get a fully comprehensive insurance package, breakdown assistance whenever you need it and an unlimited mileage offer.

The insurance package we offer includes waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage waiver as well as liability cover. If that still does not give you complete peace of mind there is a new insurance option to reduce your excess to zero for a small fee upfront.

There are a number of optional extras which you may wish to request with your car rental Milan like, snow tires, a Global Positioning System, a ski rack, child seats or snow chains. If you want to book you can just fill out your requirements on our website.

When you book our Car Rental Milan all the taxes and the premium location fee are already included in our low advertised rates. Our prices are so cheap because we compare the rates of the major car rental companies to find unbeatable bargains.

Every car rental Milan comes with 24 hour breakdown assistance which allows you access to trained professionals.

We have a wide range of cars for you to choose from. If you want a manual there are the BMW 3 series, the Fiat Mulltipa and the Ford Galaxy seven seater. The Ford Galaxy seven seater is one of the cars we have which is suitable for large groups such as families or sports clubs. However, you may wish to request a luggage rack if you choose to rent this vehicle.

Should you prefer to drive an automatic car then we have the Citroen C5, the Toyota Avensis and the Mercedes E200.
Some of our most prestigious and luxurious models of cars are also made by Mercedes such as the Mercedes SLK 200. For the environmentally conscious we even have small smart cars as part of our car rental Milan fleet.

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Milan Italy  Mini Guide

Between the Alps and the plains of the River Po is Lombardy which has one of the most varied landscapes in Italy, it has lemon groves, vineyards, rice paddies, industrial areas, medieval towns and lakeside resorts.  However the area of Lombardy is best known for its capital, Milan, Italy's fashion and finance power house along with being the second largest after Rome.  Armani, Prada, Gucci and dozens of other top designers reside in Milans `Golden Quad' along with homeware and furniture designers such as Alessi and Kartell. 

Milan is the engine room of the economy of Italy and the home of its Stock Exchange but it is not driven by tourism.  By night there is an avant-garde theatre scene with extended happy hours (aperitivi) whereby platters of food are laid on, so if on a budget buy a glass of wine and fill up on the complimentary snacks which include antipasta, bruschetta, cured meats and salads.  The city reaches its highest temperatures in August ahen many of the locals take their annual holidays. 

Milan is also of course famous for football (calcio) being the home of both AC Milan and Inter Milan and crowds pack the San Siro Stadium every time a match is played. Guided tours are available of this 1920's built stadium which is shared by both teams and include a behind the scenes tour of the locker rooms and a visit to the Museo Inter e Milan museum, where there is a shrine of memorabilia.   

Many visitors go to Milan mainly for the shopping but there are plenty of other sights to see apart from's stall the wonderful boutiques including museums, art galleries and the famous legendry Opera House of Mila La Scala.  The opera season at La Scala opens on Milans biggest feast day known as the Festa di Sant'Ambrogio on 7 December.  Accommodation in Milan is expensive and accommodation is not easily found so you need to make sure you prepare and book in advance. 

Like its fashion, meals in Milan range enormously and an increasing number of the fashion houses themselves now have their own exclusive cafes and restaurants attached to their stores.  In the Brera area of Milan you will find pavement cafes/terraces  and the smart business restaurants tend to congregate around the Cathedral. Milans specialities include polenta and risotto alla milanese.  Milan is also the home of panetttone - the fruity Christmas cake.  Bars are generally open until 2 to 3am and the canal district with cobbled streets are all popular drinking areas. If you are looking for Milan Hotels, give www.hoteltravel.com a try, tell them you came from Rhino and they may give you some discount.