Rent a car in Lamezia Terme with Europcar
Located in the southern part of
Italy, near the tip of the "boot," Lamezia Terme is a fusion of three ancient Italian cities (one dating back to the 9th century), each with its own distinct culture and historical monuments.
By renting a car in Lamezia Terme, you can explore the city and the diverse surrounding area, which offers beautiful beaches along the coastline and mountain villages inland.
Car rental with Europcar in Lamezia Terme
During your visit to Lamezia Terme, the most convenient office to pick up your rental car, especially if you arrive by plane, is at the
Lamezia Terme airport. From the classic Fiat 500, for smaller and more economical models, to the Renault Megane Station Wagon, for more people, we have the solution to meet every need.
In Lamezia Terme, van rental is also available for transporting larger or heavier loads. From moving vans to minibus rentals, our fleet includes a wide range of models, solid and reliable.
For total flexibility, car and van rental is available for short or long periods, depending on your needs.
Driving in Lamezia Terme
In Italy, the speed limit is 130 km/h on highways, 110 km/h on main roads, and 90 km/h on secondary roads. In urban areas, the speed limit ranges from 50 to 70 km/h. Around schools and in heavily trafficked areas, the limit may be lower.
Note that speed limits vary in case of rain. In case of rain or poor visibility, the speed limit on highways and main roads is reduced by 20 km/h.
At Lamezia Terme airport, long and short-term parking is available. Parking cannot be booked in advance. Payment is made upon exit, in cash or by credit/debit card.
In the city, there are some multi-story paid parking lots; otherwise, paid parking areas on the street are indicated by blue horizontal and vertical signage.
Throughout Italy, most highways have a toll, which can be paid either in cash or by credit/debit card at the toll booths.
Keep an eye on the fuel level when traveling, especially since many gas stations are not open on Sundays; moreover, not all gas stations accept credit/debit cards, so it's good to carry some cash.
Discover Lamezia Terme and the surroundings by car
Located in the Calabria region, Lamezia Terme offers characteristic architecture, with historical monuments scattered throughout the center. Don't miss the Bastion of Malta, the Norman-Swabian Castle, located above the San Teodoro district, and the botanical gardens.
From Lamezia Terme, you can explore other destinations in Calabria by car. Popular destinations include Le Castella and its white sandy beaches (50 kilometers away) and Castello Ruffo, where it is said that Ulysses and his men met the cyclops in the (108 kilometers away). Villa San Giovanni, the crossing point for Messina, Sicily, is easily reachable (121 kilometers) and from there you can reach
Catania and Syracuse.
The thermal baths in the Sambiase district of Lamezia Terme host ancient thermal springs and mud baths that are truly worth a visit. According to legend, the baths, dating back 2,000 years, and their waters possess restorative and therapeutic powers, appreciated by visitors from Roman, Greek, and Norman times. Take your rental car to discover this relaxing historical place, just 12 minutes away by car.
An hour away, the Sanctuary of Santa Maria dell'Isola is another must-see attraction in Calabria. Perched on a cliff of the Tyrrhenian Sea, this 6th-century monastery looks like something out of . Originally it was an island, but then the land gathered around the Sanctuary of Santa Maria, connecting it to the mainland; it is accessible via stairs carved into the rock. Spectacular to see, legend has it that the monastery was founded by Hercules himself.
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