CAR HIRE Venice    

Rhino Car Hire Venice offers car hire in Venice,  Italy .  Just select your pick up location in , the dates and times you want to pick up and drop off your hire car, your preferred car type and the age of the driver then compare car hire prices and book online with the best fully inclusive car hire rates from the top companies providing car hire in Venice, ...  We specialise in car hire in Venice , check out the top locations on this page.!

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Visit some of the amazing sites in Venice with a Rhino Convertible Car Hire

Venice is a city like no other and just cannot really be described in a few sentences, it really is one of those places that has to be seen to be believed.  Millions of people visit the city but yet it is still easy to find peace and discover the extraordinary buildings and monuments which all tell the history of the City for the last 1400 years.  

The most well known places to visit are the Basilica di San Marco, Palazzo Ducale and the Guggenheim collection but other places well worth seeing are Ca'Pesaro, Arsenale, Ca'Rezzonico and the Basilica di Santa Maria which all give an extra special insight into this beautiful city.  The busiest times in Venice are from May until September along with Christmas and New Year also during the carnival time in February. 

Venice is built on 117 small islands and has 410 bridges and 150 canals.  There are only 3 bridges which cross the Grand Canal and these are the Ponte dell'Accademia, the Ponte dei Scalzi and the Ponte di Rialto.  The city is divided into 6 districts (6 sestieri):  Castello, San Polo, Cannaregio, Santa Croce, San Marco and Dorsoduro and date back to 1171.  You can drive your car to Venice and park up, ferries also can transport your car to the Lido.  

The Lido was a fashionable seaside resort in the late 19th century and still attracts people due to the beach although the water is not too good here due to polution.  In Venice all the public transport is by small passenger ferries (called vaporetto) along he canals.  To cross the Grand Canal between the bridges use a commuter gondola (traghetto). 


The alternative is to go by foot and the walk from the train station to St. Marks Square (Piazza San Marco) will take you about 40 minutes, this is the only square in Venice.  The Marzarie whihc is a series of streets around St. Marks is lined with shops and places you can enjoy a coffee, this area is full of tourists but you can venture into the quiet side streets to gain a true venetian experience.  You can get all inclusive transport cards in Venice so that you can make the most of your stay. 

There are 2 types of card one of which is the blue card which gives you unlimited use of buses and ferries throughout Venice for 1,3 or 7 days.  The orange card also gives you access to the City Museums.

Venice can be flooded by high tides which mainly occur between November and April affecting the low lying areas of the city like Piazza San Marco. Serious floods are announced by 16 sirens throughout the city and the announcement is normally made several hours before the flood is expected. 

When the floods hit raised walkways are set up in St. Marks Square and the other major tourist spots of the city.  Since 1900 the city has sunk by more than 23 centimetres which is partly due to subsidence and rising sea levels - hence its nickname of the Sinking City.  A lot of work has been done around St. Marks Square to protect it from the flooding.

For eating out Venice is probably the most expensive city in Italy so you need to choose your trattoria with this in mind.  There are lots of little trattorias tucked away in the quieter streets away from the main tourist areas.   The main are for drinking on an evening are in the Rialto Market area, there is an open air cinema held during July and August at the Campo San Polo and of course there is plenty of choice of theatre and opera venues.



To get to Venice by car you take the A13 from Bologna, the A4 from Padua which connects Turin with Trieste.  Once over the Ponte della Liberta Bridge cars must be left at one of the car parks on Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto.  You will find the car hire offices on Piazzale Roma.

Car Hire Tips

Car Hire Check in desks will need to see your driving licence, i.e. the plastic card and the counterpart if you hold the new style UK driving licence. Be organised and get your directions in advance as unfamiliar places in an unfamiliar hire car can be daunting at first.
Check out in advance which side of the road you will be driving if in a different country, most of Europe drive on the right as does the USA, but Cyprus, UK, Malta drive on the left as do Australia.
Have change ready in the currency for any toll roads you may encounter.
If travelling to a hot country or during midsummer choose a hire car with air conditioning.  Turn on the fan with the A/C button otherwise it won’t work!  If travelling to ski resorts etc. check out the winter tyre and snow chain options available.
Automatic Car Hire Venice vehicles are available with automatic controls.  Remember you will probably not be able to remove the keys from the ignition if you do not put the car in `Park’ first.
Take a credit card as optional car hire extras, i.e. child safety seats will need to be paid by credit card.

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Venice Car Hire

Ultimately, Car Hire Venice gives you the key to plan your own round of sightseeing, or business meetings and being in charge of your own agenda.  Collect a complimentary local map of Venice and ask at the check in desk for directions to your hotel etc. when collecting your Car Hire Venice.

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