Lake Garda car hire with SIXT

We can look after all your Lake Garda car hire needs in one place, with vehicle models particularly suited to this region around Italy’s largest lake. Hire a convertible for the prototypical Italian top-down road trip. Or book car hire in Lake Garda for the whole family, like a spacious MPV that gives everyone a good view of one of the most scenic tourist regions in Italy. You’ll also be free to visit nearby towns and cities like Brescia, Rovereto, and poetic Verona. These cars are on average only 3 months old and come from premium brands like BMW, and revered Italian marques like Alfa Romeo and even Maserati. We offer affordable luxury, providing first-class cars at economy prices.

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SIXT services in Lake Garda

You can choose bookable extras to go with your Lake Garda car hire – a child seat if you have a little one with you or perhaps a sat nav to guide you on the best driving routes. We offer plenty of other vehicles that are useful in this region, including economy and compact models that suit the leisurely rural driving style, comfortable saloons, and 4x4s if you want to go off-road. For group holidays you can hire a spacious people carrier or minibus. If you’re passing through the area you can get a weekend rental or even just a one-day hire, and you can also book for longer periods.

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Useful Extras

Choose from a list of exceptionally useful add-ons. For affordable prices include child seats, sat navs, as well as extra miles, protection packages and added drivers.

Flexible Hire

We offer both comprehensive hiring periods, whether it’s a day or a few months. SIXT also offers free cancellation if you opt to ‘pay later’ while making an online booking.

Under 25 Car Hire

Younger drivers can select from a range of modest cars while visiting Lake Garda. We hire cars for those as young as 18 as long as the licence is valid for at least a year

Best cities to visit in Lake Garda

Verona: Castelvecchio and Ponte Scaligero are the most illustrious landmarks here, a castle and bridge in the 14th century. The castle houses the Civico Museo d'Arte with artworks by Rubens and Bellini, among others. Or see one of the best-preserved and largest Roman amphitheatres, Arena di Verona. For a real taste of Verona’s street life, head to Centro Storico and its Piazza Delle Erbe.
Brescia: Often overlooked as a tourist town, Brescia has some fascinating attractions, like Tempio Capitolino, a Roman temple built in 73 CE. There are also the ruins of a 3rd-century open-air theatre, the Teatro Romano. Just above the town’s historic centre is Brescia’s still intact castle, Castello and the Piazza Della Loggia is a wonderful place to eat out al fresco.
Rovereto: The smallest of the three towns, here you can visit Rovereto Castle and its War History Museum. There’s also the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art or MART as it’s more commonly known. There’s also the Futuristic House of Art Fortunato Depero. For dramatic views over the mountainous Trentino area, drive to Forte Pozzacchio.

Summer 2021 in Lake Garda

Hire a car in summer to visit the outdoor attractions in the region, including Lake Garda itself. It has Roman ruins, old castles, sandy beaches and quaint little towns along its shore. One such is Sirmione, with its charming Castello Scaligeri, a picture-perfect 12-century fortress. You can take children to the Gardaland Theme Park, with fantasy villages and lots of kids’ rides. Summer is also a good time to lounge in lakeside cafés in towns like Lazise and Bardolino, with their olive groves.