Car Hire Verona

• Fully flexible
  Enjoy fee-free flexible booking with full cash refunds and no vouchers.

• Savings on coverage
  When you choose Avis Inclusive you can experience total peace of mind with no extras or surprises. Pay one upfront price for free Roadside Assistance Plus and 25% discount on comprehensive zero-excess cover.

• Loyalty benefits
  Join our free loyalty programme Avis Preferred, and benefit from priority service, discounts and more.

• Safety first
  From our well-maintained fleet to protecting your data, we take safety seriously. That’s why we’ve partnered with Dettol® to ensure both hygienic rental locations and thoroughly cleaned vehicles. 

• Faster collection
  Save time at the counter by registering your details in advance with our simple and free QuickPass. You could be on the road sooner than you think.

• VIP treatment 
  Get priority counter service on collection with Avis Preferred. At our larger locations you can use our Avis app to go straight to your car where the keys will be waiting for you.

• Verona Airport    
• Verona Sud

'In fair Verona, where we lay our scene...'
Standing at the intersection of several roads on the River Adige, Verona was an important strategic settlement for the Romans, who colonised the city in the 1st century BC. In the ensuing centuries it was hotly contested by warring tribes and nations, but from the 13th century onwards, it flourished, becoming an important military base in northern Italy and an intellectual and artistic hub.

Visitors can see this heritage in Verona’s many churches, such as the Romanesque Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore and the Roman amphitheatre. The amphitheatre survived a 12th-century earthquake to become the open-air opera house it’s known as today, and it’s open to guests year-round.

Eternalised in the writings of Goethe are the manicured gardens of Giusti, easily found across the Adige from the heart of the city. A crowning example of Renaissance-era landscaping, the gardens also contain a hedge maze. Legend holds that lovers who can find each other in the maze are destined to remain together.

Perhaps Romeo and Juliet, the star-cross’d lovers of Shakespeare’s play, never found each other in the Giusti maze. Nevertheless, Verona remains synonymous with what is perhaps the most famous love story in all of literature, and the Casa di Giulietta and its celebrated balcony is a highly recommended visit.