Compare Leonardo da Vinci Airport car hire

Fly into Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport (FCO), pick up a hire car and get ready to explore Italy’s captivating capital and the wider Lazio region. After taking in the Eternal City’s deep history, iconic art and world-class food scene, hop into your hire car and take your pick from scenic destinations like Castel di Tora, Norma, Calcata and more.

Around 31km (19 miles) from the Italian capital’s city centre, Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport is home to major car hire companies, including:

• Avis / Budget: +39 066 501 1531
• Autovia: +39 066 595 4103
• Goldcar: +39 050 807 5174
• Europcar: +39 066 576 1211
• Hertz: +39 066 501 1553 / +39 327 359 3931
• National: +39 066 595 3615
• Sixt: +39 029 475 7979

Once you’ve reached arrivals, the car rental desks are within walking distance in Office Tower 2. Just follow the signs.

With keys in hand, you’ll soon be on the road heading for the ancient wonders of Rome, which are around a 45-minute drive away (depending on traffic).

The speed limit in Italy is displayed in km/h. It’s usually 50km/h (31 mph) in built-up areas like cities, 90km/h (56 mph) on single carriageways, 110km/h (68 mph) on dual carriageways and 130 km/h (81 mph) on motorways.

The capital’s roads are often busy, so either allow for extra time or avoid driving here altogether. After all, the historic city centre can easily be explored on foot or by public transport.

After your trip, remember to refuel before dropping off your hire car at Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport. It’s cheaper to fill the tank yourself than to leave it to the agency. You’ll find an Eni petrol station and an Agip petrol station nearby.

• Min. age required to hire a car: 18–21 (depending on the company)
• Which side of the road: Right
• Credit card requirements: A credit card is usually required for a deposit
• Any additional requirements: Younger drivers may be required to pay a surcharge