Car Rental - Milan Linate Airport

Car rental at Milan Linate Airport opens up a world of possibilities. Sophisticated Milan may be famed around the world as Italy’s fashion capital, but scratch beneath the surface of this elegant city and you’ll find a treasure trove of cultural gems.

Da Vinci masterpieces hang in churches, Art Deco architecture lines the boulevards and restaurants dish up lip-smacking Milanese delicacies. The best part? It’s all packed along dense, yet beautiful, narrow roads – perfect for exploring in your Milan Linate Airport car rental.

A rental car from Milan Linate Airport will allow you to make the most of your time in northern Italy. Whether your trip is for business or pleasure, we offer a quick and easy rental process that means you’ll soon be on your way to exploring the very best of this incredible city and beyond.

Browse our extensive vehicle selection online, find the perfect one for your trip, and reserve in advance. We'll have your Milan Linate Airport car rental waiting when you arrive, so you can embark on your journey as soon as possible.

Nestled just a few miles east of the city, Milan Linate Airport is connected to the surrounding area by the SP14 highway. This road will lead you west into the city center in around 30 minutes.

The very heart of the city, where you’ll find the pink-tinged Gothic cathedral and the main shopping district, is covered by a Zona Traffico Limitato. This restricted traffic zone means you’ll need to park your Milan Linate Airport car rental nearby and explore by foot.

Still, there are parking lots dotted all around Milan, with on-street spaces available too. If, however, your hotel is within the Zona, you can contact them ahead of time to arrange access to your Milan Linate Airport rental car.

If you’re planning to explore further afield during your time in Italy, Milan has excellent road links to many other cities and towns in the northern part of the country.

Picturesque Como on the southern edge of Lake Como is just over an hour away if you take your Milan Linate Airport car rental along the SP35. Sirmione, on the banks of Lake Garda, can be reached via the A4 and A35. Meander past colorful houses on your way to the town’s castle, surrounded by the emerald waters of the lake.

Romantic Verona is 90 minutes away if you drive your Milan Linate Airport rental car along the A4 and A35. Here you can see the magnificently preserved 1st century amphitheater and enjoy sweeping views of the city from the top of the Torre dei Lamberti.

The A4 can also take you to Venice on the east coast in two hours and 30 minutes. The City of Canals is like no other place on earth – explore the maze of waterways and bridges and you’ll come across mesmerizing architecture such as the dazzling Basilica di San Marco.

Speed limits vary. On freeways known as autostrada, which are usually toll roads, the maximum is typically 130km/h (80mph) in fine weather. Meanwhile, 90km/h (55mph) is common on local roads and 50km/h (30mph) in urban areas. But always check signs before heading out in your Milan Linate Airport car rental.

Home to Italy’s iconic fashion brands and two of the world’s most famous soccer teams, this city is a popular destination for visitors traveling to northern Italy.

Car rental at Milan Linate Airport can help you see all the attractions, and the best of the region beyond.

Must-See Sights

Make your way into the heart of Milan to Piazza del Duomo, home to the enormous Gothic Duomo. Crafted from pink-tinged marble, the cathedral’s façade is jaw-dropping, and intricately decorated with statues and spires.

Away from the eye-popping exterior is the epic nave, with soaring columns and colorful stained-glass windows. But the real magic can be found up on the rooftop terrace, where you can enjoy spectacular views for miles around, with the Alps visible on a clear day.

For art lovers, a trip in your Milan Linate Airport rental car to Santa Maria della Grazie is a must. This historic church is home to one of Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous masterpieces, The Last Supper. To protect what remains of one of the most iconic murals in the world, a limited number of visitors are allowed into the chamber at any time and tickets must be reserved in advance.

More of Da Vinci’s handiwork can be seen at Castello Sforzesco. This 15th-century stronghold is home to a handful of museums, where you can see frescoes by Da Vinci and Michelangelo’s final sculpture Rondanini Pietà. Don’t miss the tour of the battlements, as the views are exceptional.

Soccer And Shopping

Milan is home to two of Europe’s most renowned soccer teams. AC Milan and rivals Inter both play at the majestic San Siro. Take the stadium tour and visit the onsite museum to learn all about the proud history of the two clubs. To truly experience the energy and atmosphere of the stadium, get tickets for a game while you’re here.

Milan may be famous for its soccer teams but it’s also Italy’s fashion capital. Park your Milan Linate Airport rental car and wander along Quadrilatero d’Oro, the city’s luxurious shopping district. Here, you’ll find boutiques from Prada, Versace, Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana lining the cobbled streets.

After a day of shopping and sightseeing, relax with a traditional Milanese meal. Italy might be most famous for pizza and pasta, but Milan is known for its diverse cuisine. Feast on dishes such as risotto alla Milanese – a simple rice dish with a delicious addition of saffron – or locally-produced veal cutlets, cotoletta alla Milanese, fried in butter.

Beautiful Bergamo

Among the Lombardy countryside nearby you’ll find Bergamo, an ancient city on a hilltop set against the scenic backdrop of the Alps.

Spend your time in the enchanting Città Alta, the atmospheric old town. Stroll through the maze of medieval streets and look up to admire the centuries-old Venetian walls. With Renaissance-style squares, Gothic palaces and ornate churches packed into this part of the city, it’s a truly photogenic area.

Sip an espresso in Piazza Vecchia and enjoy the views of the three palazzos – Nuovo, Podestà and Ragione. Torre del Campanone is also tucked into the southwest corner – take an elevator ride to the top of the bell tower and drink in the incredible vista across the rooftops of the city.

From here you can easily seek out Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, an intricately decorated 12th-century church filled with tapestries and frescoes dating back to the 17th century.

Renting a car at Milan Linate Airport makes it possible to explore all these sights and more during your stay in this magical part of Italy.