The Riviera del Brenta
about 30 km from Venice
Along the Brenta canal past the Venetian villas to Villa Pisani at Stra.
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Luxury car rental in Venice, delivered to Piazzale Roma, Tronchetto, Mestre or Marco Polo airport. For the Dolomites, the Prosecco hills and the Brenta.
In short. Luxury Car Rental in Venice: 105 cars available, from €250 per day, delivery to Venezia Marco Polo, Treviso Canova, Venezia Mestre and Piazzale Roma / Tronchetto, the exact model booked, never "or similar", insurance included · 24/7 support. Book online in a few minutes or through the concierge.
Updated 5 November 2026
Venice is the one major city cars cannot enter: they stop at Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto, where the garages are, or stay on the mainland in Mestre. So the luxury car is delivered to one of these points or to Marco Polo airport, and it is for everything beyond the lagoon.
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There is no shortage of destinations: the Venetian villas of the Riviera del Brenta as far as Villa Pisani, the Prosecco hills between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene and, a couple of hours' drive away, the Dolomites and Cortina d'Ampezzo, where winter tyres or chains are required in winter. For the mountains choose an all-wheel-drive SUV; for the villas and vineyards of the Veneto a saloon or a convertible.
The Venice Film Festival between late August and early September, the Biennale from spring to November and the Carnival in February are the busiest periods, for garage spaces at Piazzale Roma too.
Itineraries
about 30 km from Venice
Along the Brenta canal past the Venetian villas to Villa Pisani at Stra.
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about 80 km from Venice
The wine road between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, across UNESCO-listed hills.
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about 160 km from Venice
Up through the Cadore along the Piave valley to Cortina d'Ampezzo.
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about 70 km from Venice
Towards the first hills below Monte Grappa: the hill town of Asolo, Palladio's Villa di Maser with Veronese's frescoes, and the Ponte degli Alpini at Bassano.
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about 60 km from Venice
Beyond Padua, winding roads through the volcanic hills and vineyards to the medieval village of Arquà Petrarca, with the spa towns of Abano and Montegrotto below.
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about 150 km from Venice
The motorway beyond Verona to Sirmione, Bardolino and the eastern shore towards Malcesine: a full day between the lake and the vineyards.
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about 160 km from Venice
East along the motorway to the Trieste coast road, with Miramare Castle on the sea and Piazza Unità d'Italia opening onto the gulf.
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When to go
April–November
From spring to November at the Giardini and the Arsenale: art in even years, architecture in odd years.
February · High demand: book early
February: the garages at Piazzale Roma and Tronchetto fill up early.
May–June
On Whit Sunday, in May or June, thousands of rowing boats cross the lagoon and the Grand Canal.
July
The third weekend of July, with fireworks over the San Marco basin.
August–September · High demand: book early
Between late August and early September on the Lido.
September
On the first Sunday of September on the Grand Canal, with the historic procession of boats and the races.
October
In late October, from the Riviera del Brenta to Venice via Mestre and the Ponte della Libertà: many mainland roads are closed in the morning.
Calendar checked in September 2026. Exact dates change every year: check them on the event's website.
Delivery
Delivery is arranged at the address you prefer: hotel, villa, office or terminal. These are the most common arrival points in Venice.
Good to know
Information checked in September 2026. Local rules change: always follow the road signs.
Blog
Arriving in Venice by car: where to leave a rental car and how to reach the cityPiazzale Roma, Tronchetto or Mestre, airport transfers, the Lido car ferry and the access fee: how to arrive in Venice with a rental car, and why the car is for the Veneto.2 October 2026 · 11 min read
Venice to Cortina d'Ampezzo by Car in Winter: Route, Snow Rules, Passes and ParkingThe A27 and SS51 route from Venice's airports and Piazzale Roma, winter tyre ordinances, the Falzarego, Giau and Tre Croci passes, parking in Cortina and the Brenner alternative.2 October 2026 · 11 min readQuestions
Yes. Delivery is arranged at the address you prefer, including the terminal. The airports most used for Venice are: Venezia Marco Polo (VCE), about 13 km from the centre; Treviso Canova (TSF), about 30 km from the centre.
There are no roads in historic Venice: cars stop at Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto, where the multi-storey car parks are, or stay on the mainland in Mestre. Handover is arranged at one of these points. Most historic centres are ZTL limited-traffic zones watched by cameras: driving in without a permit means a fine that arrives weeks later. Give us the address and we will confirm where the car can reach.
During the high-demand periods: Venice Carnival (February), Venice Film Festival (August–September). Cars sell out first in those weeks, so book well ahead.
The Riviera del Brenta (about 30 km from Venice); the Prosecco hills (about 80 km from Venice); the Dolomites to Cortina (about 160 km from Venice); Asolo and Bassano del Grappa (about 70 km from Venice); the Euganean Hills (about 60 km from Venice); Lake Garda (about 150 km from Venice); Trieste and Miramare Castle (about 160 km from Venice).
Prices in Venice depend on model, rental duration, season and availability. Selecting dates shows current options and prices.
In Venice, typical categories include supercars, luxury SUVs, premium sedans and sports cars.
Yes, luxury cars in Venice can be rented for weddings, corporate events and photoshoots.
To rent in Venice, a valid driver's license, ID and credit card are required.
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