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With our car rental in Rome we also offer many additional amenities to accommodate your driving style and needs. If you're visiting Italy in the cold season, winter equipment like snow chains and ski racks open up opportunities for skiing in the nearby cities of Lazio or Abruzzo. You can also help ease the learning curve of driving in a new city by opting for our satellite navigation that will get you where you need to go in Rome stress free. Other features offered at this location include several additional coverage plans including theft protection, as well as the ability to add additional drivers when you rent a car in Rome.

Traffic Information

The A90 or the Great Ringroad is the main highway which runs around the city, with the A24 and A91 taking you more directly into downtown. Drivers should be especially cautious when driving around in Rome. The Italian capital has some of the highest rates for accidents in Europe with frequent speeding and tailgating cited as two of the main sources. For more information about traffic within the city, download the all in one Triposo app to get tips about where to go, what to do, and how to best get there!

Due to a weak public transportation infrastructure, Rome is notorious for having some of the worst traffic in the world. As such, to cut down on city center congestion the motor traffic limited zone was instated to ban motor traffic during weekday work hours of 6:00 to 18:00. To avoid the hassle of parking and the congestion of the city, head out into the beautiful Lazio countryside for a fresh authentic taste of Italy.

Sightseeing Destinations

Villa d'Este

For a quick weekend spot of green during your visit to the land of winding cobblestones, the Villa d'Este is the perfect place to spend an afternoon in Rome. Most famously known as the Tivoli gardens, the UNESCO world heritage site is a popular spot for visitors hoping to visit the Museum of the Book and admire the many manicured lawns and fountains.

Castle San Angelo

Italian painters are also regarded as some of the most historically important artists in the world. Boticelli, Bernini, and Perugino are all well respected within their communities and you can see examples of their frescoes and sculptures around the many churches of Rome. The most famous work is perhaps is Michelangelo's series of frescoes within the Sistine Chapel at the papal residence of Castle San Angelo in the Vatican City. The chapel serves as both a tourist site as well as the location of the papal conclave where the Collage of Cardinals gather to select a new pope.

If you are looking for some small towns off the beaten path to visit, check out our guide to the Best Small Towns in Italy. 

Business Travel

Rome's prime location in Europe plays a key role as a financial, cultural, and business center within the EU. Some of the main industries include the technology, research, construction, and commercial sectors. Rome's economy is also heavily influenced by tourism due to its world famous art, fashion, churches, and food. The Cinecitta Studios come second only to Hollywood as one of the biggest and most influential film production companies, making Rome a rich and dynamic cultural city. While there is no separate building designated for the sole purpose of exhibitions and trade shows, the Sheraton Roma Hotel is the best when it comes to conference space in Italy.

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