Car rental in Perugia

Whether you want to pick up a car at Perugia airport, the train station or one of the other downtown locations, you will find a great choice of cars on our site. We are more than just a comparison site: we deal with national and international car hire brands to secure exclusive rates. Some of the car rental companies we deal with in Perugia include Europcar, Hertz and Sicily by Car. We are so committed to offering fantastic value, that if you find the same car with the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we will beat the quote as part of our Best Price Guarantee. Search Rentalcars.com today to compare prices and find your ideal hire car in Perugia.

If you are visiting Perugia in the winter, look out for deals from brands like Hertz and Sicily by Car, where you can get snow chains included in the rental price. Sicily by Car also have other offers on their cars from time to time — giving you a free GPS or the Collision Damage Waiver with no excess, for example. However, we also understand the company’s reputation will matter greatly to you. To help you decide which brand to rent with, we show ratings and reviews from previous customers next to each listing. We ask customers to rate the supplier in seven key areas, including the condition of the car, the efficiency of the counter staff and the speed of pick-up and drop-off.

Assisi: Assisi is a hill town located 27 kilometres east of Perugia. The town is famous for being the birthplace of St. Francis of Assisi — the man who began the Franciscan order. Pilgrims flock to this important religious town: many go to walk up to the Basilica di San Francesco to pay their respects to St Francis, and to marvel at the Giotto frescoes that depict his life.

Marmore Waterfalls: Italy is better known for beauty created by man — but the natural beauty of the Marmore Waterfalls can match the Sistine Chapel anytime. Just over an hour’s drive from Perugia, these dramatic falls are amongst the tallest in Europe. As they are now part of a hydroelectric plant, they can only be viewed during certain times of the day.

Todi: Step away from the tourist track and go for a day out in Todi — only a 40-minute drive south of Perugia. This sandy-coloured hillside town is more traditional, relaxed and quieter than its more visitor-filled neighbours. Walk through the steep, narrow streets and discover the frescoes at the Tempio di San Fortunato, people watch at the Piazza del Popolo and enjoy some local food at one of the many restaurants.