Car Hire Pisa comes with a map and a full tank of petrol so you can complete your journey in the quickest time possible.
Our friendly Rhino representatives can meet you as soon as you step off the plane in Pisa and give you the keys to your vehicle.
It is possible to choose you car hire Pisa from our huge fleet ahead of time. We have compact cars like the Toyota Aygo, large cars like the VW Touran and even smart cars for the environmentally conscious. If you need to go off road we have cars kike the Toyota Rav 4 available too.
Check out the terms and conditions when you make your reservation as some endorsements will prevent you from being able to hire one of our vehicles.

Our low cost Car Rental Pisa deals come from Avis, Hertz, Sixt and many more companies which offer great deals.
Car rental Pisa can be hired for a daily rate of £9. This includes an unlimited mileage offer, comprehensive insurance, and breakdown assistance.
Our insurance package is the best on the market as you get a waiver for vehicle theft and a waiver for collision damage along with liability protection.
If you are a beginner driver or an elderly driver who doesn’t feel 100% confident on the road we can offer you an insurance option to let you reduce your excess down to zero. That means that if you have an accident there will not be any large pay outs to make.
With car rental Pisa what you see is what you pay. That means you are only committed to paying the advertised prices and there will no hidden costs for things like tax, airport charges or the premium location fee.
If you want special features such as satellite navigation systems, child seats, snow tires, snow chains, ski racks and luggage racks you may have to request them ahead of time but they do come as standard in some car rental Pisa models. Having a GPS is very popular and a great way to get around.
The city of Pisa in Tuscany is of course famed for being home to the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

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Pisa, Italy is of course well famed for an  architecture project which went wrong - the Leaning Tower of Pisa which is open several weeks of the year for viewing.  Admission is limited to 40 people at a time and involves a hot climb up and down 300 steps lasting about 30 minutes.  Once at the top you see lovely views of Pisa especially at night.   The tower first started to lean when its architect Bonanno Pisano had only completed 3 tiers and the tower continued to incline by an average of 1mm every year.  Over the years several solutions have been tried to top the lean without success, however the slippage that first caused the tower to lean has finally been stopped. 

The central square of Pisa is lovely and is set amongst beautiful gardens within which are romanesque buildings, i.e the cathedra. the baptistry and the Leaning Tower.  The piazza fills up with people, tourists, local workers having lunch, students etc.   Pisa is a university town and as such has a good range of restaurants etc., especially around Borgo Stretto where you see restaurants with lots of potted plants lined up outside and offering wonderful Tuscan menues. 

There are several festivals and events held in Pisa inlcluding the Regata Storica di San Ranieri which is a rowing competition commemorating the city's patron saint.  There is a range of hotels from buget through to the top end Hotel Relais dell'Orologio which is a dreamy five star hotel and a popular wedding venue.