Car rental in Italy
- € 60 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- GasolineCar cuel
- 5Car doors count
- 5Car seats count
- Manual transmissionCar transmission
- € 1 100Deposit
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
- € 45 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- 5Car doors count
- 5Car seats count
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
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- € 150 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- GasolineCar cuel
- 3Car doors count
- 4Car seats count
- Automatic transmissionCar transmission
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
- Navigator $
- Anti-skid chains $
- Baby chair $
- € 110 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- DieselCar cuel
- 5Car doors count
- 5Car seats count
- Manual transmissionCar transmission
- € 1 300Deposit
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
- Navigator $
- Winter tires $
- Anti-skid chains $
- Baby chair $
- € 87 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- GasolineCar cuel
- 5Car doors count
- 5Car seats count
- Automatic transmissionCar transmission
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
- Navigator $
- Winter tires $
- Anti-skid chains $
- Baby chair $
- € 100 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- DieselCar cuel
- 3Car doors count
- 6Car seats count
- Manual transmissionCar transmission
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
- Navigator $
- Anti-skid chains $
- Baby chair $
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- € 100 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- 2023Car built year
- GasolineCar cuel
- 5Car doors count
- 5Car seats count
- Automatic transmissionCar transmission
- Air conditioningAir conditioner
- Navigator $
- Anti-skid chains $
- Children's booster $
- € 20 for 1 daysMinimum rental price
- 5Car doors count
- 5Car seats count
- Manual transmissionCar transmission
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Car rental in Italy
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About the country
- The capital is Rome
- The population is 59.11 million people
- The area is 302,073 km2
Climate and weather
- Italy is located in the subtropical Mediterranean climate zone
- In the north it is temperate, and in the south and in the center of the country it is subtropical Mediterranean
- Summer is usually hot: the temperature in the center of the country in July stays around +22 ... +24 ° C
- Winter is cool and foggy (January — about 0 °C)
- In the Alpine zone, the climate has a continental character, the altitude zone is manifested
Currency
- The main payments are made in euros
- You can exchange money in Italy at the airport, post offices, banks, currency exchange offices
- It is not recommended to change money in Italy at airports and train stations, because the commission for the exchange can reach 10% of the amount
- When exchanging currency at exchange offices or bank branches, pay attention not only to the exchange rate, but also to the percentage that is taken for the exchange
- In some exchange offices and bank branches, they charge not a percentage, but a fixed amount for the exchange
- In cities, restaurants and large department stores, you can pay with credit cards
Language
- The official language of Italy is Italian
- In Italy, 14 dialects are used for communication, in addition to the official language
- The main foreign languages in Italy are English, French, Spanish and German
- 35% of Italians are fluent in English and actively speak it
- 17% of Italian residents use French
- 6% of Italians speak German
- Italian immigrants are students and seasonal workers. They are native speakers of Albanian, Romanian and Arabic
The shops
- Excluding discounts, prices here are about 20-25% lower than in most European countries
- Usually all Italian shops open at 8:00-9:00 and work until 19:00-19:30 with a siesta break from 13:00 to 15:00
- Some shopping malls and large supermarkets sometimes close later - at 20:00-21:00
- No one works on Sunday, large shopping malls sometimes make an exception on the eve of holidays
- When planning shopping in Italy, it is worth remembering the rule: the fewer tourists, the lower the prices
An airport
- Fiumicino, Malpensa, Naples, Bergamo, Guglielmo Marconi – international airports. Fiumicino is the largest airport in Italy, providing an average of 87 flights per day
- The airport is located in Capodichino, in the Naples area, about 7 km from the city center. Car rental at Naples airport
- The nearest airport to Rome is Ciampino (CIA). The Ciampino Airport (CIA) is located just 12.5 km from the center of Rome. Car rental at the airport of Ciampino
- Milan-Malpensa Airport is the largest of the three airports in Milan, Italy. Located 45 km from the center of Milan. Car rental in Milan
Information services
- Reference telephone service in Italy - 100
- Each city has an information center marked with the letter I or the inscription Infopoint
- International code: +39
- Prefix for making international calls: 00
- Phone numbers in Italy have different lengths
Top 5 dishes of national cuisine
- Lasagna. This is a complex dish that conceals three main components: Meat stew, which is prepared from 3 to 5 hours, bechamel sauce and put
- Pizza. The main feature is that after the dough rises twice with one rim, put it in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours
- Risotto. The main secret is the correct rice. The best variety is aborio
- Pasta. This dish consists of two parts. These are most often purchased pasta and sauce
- Tiramisu. The main feature of the classic tiramisu is the cream of fresh eggs
Phones
- A SIM card of one of the Italian operators (TIM, Wind, Vodafone) can be purchased in cellular stores
- You can also connect unlimited Internet access using 3G: as a rule, it costs no more than €2-3 per week
- All international numbers of users of this telephone network have a common beginning +39
- Since Italy has adopted a closed numbering plan, the number must always be dialed in full
Emergency and help service numbers
- Reference phone number – 100
- Carabinieri (military police) – 112
- Police – 113
- Fire protection – 115
- Italian Automobile Club (assistance to motorists) – 116
- Ambulance – 118 (if this number is not valid in the area where you are located, call 113)
Top 5 attractions
- The Vatican. Here you can walk along the alleys of the famous Vatican Gardens and see the Pope with your own eyes, climb the dome of St. Peter's Cathedral
- The Colosseum. This is a huge amphitheater, built back in 72 AD and became the main symbol of the Roman Empire
- Milan Cathedral. The largest Gothic temple in the world
- Grand Canal. Located in Venice. It starts from St. Mark's Pool and stretches with a big letter S for almost 4 km
- The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Located in the city of Pisa, it is the bell tower of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta
Traffic regulations, traffic features
- You can drive with a Russian driver's license if the full name is written in Latin
- Circular motion in Italy is ubiquitous
- Fines are high here, and compliance with traffic regulations is strictly monitored
- In the cold season (the exact dates vary by region), it is mandatory to use winter tires or have snow chains on board
- Cars with a trailer in the city can go at the same speed as the rest, and outside the city no faster than 70 km/h
Toll roads
- There are a lot of toll highways in Italy, they are called motorways
- The entrance to the motorway is indicated by a corresponding green sign, the same color are all signs related to the motorway
- You can pay for travel in cash, by bank cards or special prepaid Viacard cards, as well as using an electronic device-a Telepass transponder
- At the entrance, drivers receive a ticket, which is presented to the cashier at the end of the paid section or inserted into the machine
Speed mode
- Movement within the settlement – no more than 50 km/h
- Outside the locality – 90 km/h
- By free highway ("super highway") it is possible to accelerate up to 110 km/h
- On the motorway – up to 130 km/h
Gas stations
- On motorways, gas stations operate, as a rule, with round-the-clock service
- In other places, staff at gas stations can work from 7:00 to 12:30 and from 15:30 to 19:00
- Terminals accept cash and some types of cards, but do not issue change
- Often separate columns are allocated for self–refueling - they have the designation "Self", and there will be a "Servito" sign on the service columns
Car parking
- Most parking lots are paid, they are indicated in blue (blue, or blue zone)
- You can pay for parking in cash using a parking meter, or by sending SMS or via mobile applications
- White markings indicate free parking
- Parking in a place where it is prohibited may entail the imposition of a fine, and in some cases, the evacuation of the car
Penalties
- Overtaking in violation of the rules (under a forbidding sign, on a bridge) can facilitate a purse in the amount of € 75 to 300
- Travel through the restricted traffic zone – € 100
- Violation of parking rules – from € 19
- Getting behind the wheel in a state of intoxication will be very expensive, up to imprisonment
The cost of car rental
- The most budget car is Volkswagen Polo, from € 18.00 per day
- The most expensive car available for rent is Mercedes-Benz G-class, from 1,750 euros per day
Types of cars available for rent
- Convertibles are here
- Commercial vehicles are located here
- Economy cars are here
- Family cars are here
- The minivans are here
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