Milan Malpensa Airport Car Rental

Milan Malpensa Airport Car Rental | Car Hire in Milan Malpensa Airport

Milan is Italy's second city. While Rome is the administrative capital, Milan is the country's financial powerhouse, the home of Italy's stock exchange, at the heartland of the wealthy and productive north. But in fact Milan has a lot to offer to tourist. The city is vibrant and has many sights of interest, also as being a good jumping-off place for other North Italy destinations, such as Lake Como and the Alps. To discover the northern part of Italy we recommend you go rent a cheap car with Rentalcargroup.com

Visit Milan and get to enjoy all the wonderful sights this amazing city has to offer. It is home to some very impressive architecture in a variety of styles from more modern building to Neo Classical palazzo style buildings. You can fly into Milan Malpensa Airport and immediately start seeing the sights. By choosing car hire you can get to see everything really easily without having to rely on public transport links or often expensive taxis.

Milan car rental can be very reasonably priced and can help you to enjoy visiting areas of historical significance, such as the Basilica Sant’Ambrogio. It is considered to be one of the finest of all of Milan churches and has a history dating back as far as the fourth century when the original basilica was built. You can then easily travel to Milan Cathedral which is the largest of its type worldwide. It is home to a very important religious relic. One of the nails from the cross of Jesus is here and is brought down twice a year as part of a religious ceremony within the cathedral.

A trip to the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (also known as San Siro Stadium) is a must for any football fan. It is the home of both Inter and AC Milan. There are guided tours available around this large 86,000 capacity stadium which comes alive on derby day with both home teams playing each other. The stadium also plays host to many concerts when the football season is over.

After a long day of making good use of your car rental, why not head over to one of Milans fabulous spa’s and enjoy an array of pampering treatments. The Hammam della Rosa is styled on the ancient Roman baths, with plunge pools and rooms of varying temperatures. You can have your hair styled at Lepri or bathe in the stone and gold mosaic swimming pool at the Bulgari hotel.

No trip to Milan can be complete without a shopping experience. Car hire comes in very useful for getting around all the shops and of course, carrying all of the purchases back home at the end of the day. Boutique stores such as Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton can all be found at the oldest malls worldwide. The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II opened in 1867 and is a wonderful place to sit and watch the world go by while drinking a cup of fresh coffee. 

For further travel information on Milan Malpensa Airport we recommend visiting:

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• Official site for Milan Malpensa Airport
• Wikipedia - Milan Malpensa Airport information

Car rental tips for Milan Malpensa Airport

As not all car rental companies are open 24 hours at Milan Airport, you will still be able to collect your car before or after opening hours. Click on the car rental company logo for the opening hours and check the detailed rental terms for the extra fee.

Please click on the car rental suppliers logo for the exact pick up and drop off address.

When traveling to Milan we advise to carry some Euros to avoid any unwanted surprises. At Milan Malpensa airport there are Money Exchange offices in order to change your local currency.

The local time code for Milan is CEST.

When traveling to Milan make sure to check the local weather conditions in order to avoid any unpleasant surprises.

Milan has approximately 1,368,590 inhabitants.

Travel tips for Milan Malpensa Airport

Milan is a very old city, but now days it is on of the most important fashion cities of the world.

• For fashion shopping go to Via Monte Napoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Sant'Andrea, Via Manzoni, Corso Venezia, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Piazza del Duomo, Via Dante or Corso Buenos Aires.

• After shopping there is more to see at the Piazza Del Duomo with is big cathedral (Duomo Santa Maria Nascente) where you can climb to the roof for a perfect view
• Do not forget to go to the Teatro alla Scala, a famous theater building. Tickets for an opera are hard to get.
• For Da Vinci's wall painting: The Last Supper, you have to go to the Monastery Santa Maria delle Grazie
• An interesting place to go is the San Siro Stadium and the Mondo Milan exhibition with the history of football clubs Ac Milan and Inter Milan
• For car lovers there are 3 must to see places in and nearby Milan. The Museo Storico Alfa Romeo (Alfa Museum), For more car-fun you can also visit the Galleria Ferrari in Maranello and last but not least Monza with the Formula 1 circuit Autodromo.