Economy & Compact Cars in Milan

The number of major companies provides their car rental services to passengers in the arrival hall. These are Avis, Budget, Dollar, Europe, Goldcar, Hertz, Thrifty, and Sixt. The representative offices of several regional companies operate at Milan Linate Airport along with these leading companies. They are Sicily by car autoeuropa, Autoeurope, Locauto, Maggiore, and Winrent. Companies offer supplementary equipment, which is subject to availability, at an additional cost. Such equipment includes baby seats, snow tyres, snow chains, navigators, players, sun visors and other devices. Young drivers (under 25 years of age) pay higher car rental charge. The companies do not limit mileage of rental cars.

Fly car service consortium operator offers car rental services with a driver. The office of the company is positioned on Level Zero of the arrival area, Gate 6. The representative office of the consortium is open daily from 7.30 a.m. till midnight.

Three car parks are placed not far from the passenger terminal. These are Top-class covered car park, Executive car park and Holiday car park. Top-class car park is the closest one to the terminal and offers valet-parking services to its customers. Parking service provides customer's car delivery service (if the customer departs from and arrives at different airports of Milan).

The nearest hotels to Milan Linate Airport are the Holiday Inn, the Motel Maxim and the NH. They are nestled within 1-2 kilometres. The hotels offer free parking to their guests. Read all...

In contrast to the cathedral, the construction of Santa Maria delle Grazie Church lasted only a quarter of a century. The church, which was constructed in the XV century, is known as one of the most beautiful churches of the Renaissance style in Milan. Santa Maria delle Grazie has an adjacent monastery. This monastery is widely known because of one fact - Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper" fresco. The fresco is located in the former refectory of the monastery. The great work of art was severely damaged several times. It has undergone multiple restorations, so today the access to the masterpiece is limited. An entrance ticket to the monastery is not easy to buy, so it is recommended to reserve it at least two days before your visit.

St. Ambrogio Basilica.
Ambrogio, a former Bishop of Milan, (IV century) is considered the patron saint of the city. The temple, which is named after him, is the oldest church in the city and, according to many, the most beautiful in its simplicity. The basilica is primarily famous thanks to the sarcophagus of the Roman general Stilicho, the golden altar of the IX century and the chapel of San Vittore (a beautiful building of the V century with golden mosaics under the dome).
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