Luxury Car Rental in Venice

Prosecco Road, Conegliano to Valdobbiadene. Vineyard ridges and narrow wine roads make this the natural first drive from Venice. Keep the pace relaxed, plan lunch at a winery or osteria with its own parking, and leave tastings to your passengers if you are driving.

Cortina d'Ampezzo and the Dolomites. The longest of the five drives, and the one that rewards a powerful car most, with open approach roads followed by mountain bends. Start early, check seasonal road conditions before departure, and expect busy parking in the centre of Cortina at peak times.

Lake Garda. A good fit for a full-day grand tourer drive west of Venice. Lakeside towns such as Sirmione and Malcesine have limited parking and heavy weekend traffic, so choose your stop in advance and arrive before midday.

Asolo and the Monte Grappa foothills. A quieter option for clients who want winding hill roads without the mountain distances of Cortina. Asolo is best explored on foot once the car is parked, which makes it a comfortable half-day with a long lunch.

Euganean Hills and the Brenta Riviera. Palladian villas along the Brenta Canal lead to the volcanic Euganean Hills and the spa town of Abano Terme. Roads are gentler and parking is easier here, so it suits a relaxed day in a convertible or a four-seat grand tourer.