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CAR RENTAL MILAN

OUR OFFICE

Milan

dryyve Car Rental Office
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

Via Galileo Galilei, 5 21013 Gallarate (VA), Italy
info@dryyve.com

Car Rental Milan:  book and rent a car is easy and pleasant with us!

We have made it easy for you to select a car.
All our Milan cars are easy to choose in the booking system, we supply the majority of our cars as just registered with low mileage.
Choose the most suitable option for you and make your booking quickly and effortlessly.

Driving a rental car past Milan Cathedral

Landing at Malpensa and want to hit the road straight away? With Dryyve you can book your car rental in Milan online and collect your car right at Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP). Whether you search for rent a car Milan or rent a car Milano, this is the easiest way to reach the city, the Italian lakes or the Alps without shuttles or transfers.

Malpensa is about 50 km from central Milan, just minutes from Lake Maggiore, with fast motorway links to Milan, Varese, Como and Switzerland.

50 kmto Milan city centre
50 mindrive via the A8 motorway
30 mingrace period at pick-up

Where to collect your hire car at Malpensa

Dryyve – Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

Via Galileo Galilei 5, 21013 Gallarate (VA)
Email: info@dryyve.com

We hold your car for 30 minutes after the agreed pick-up time, so if your flight is delayed, let us know as soon as possible.

Driving from Malpensa Airport to central Milan

From the airport, take the Malpensa expressway (SS336) and then the A8 Milan–Lakes motorway, which is a toll road: in about 50 minutes in normal traffic you reach the edge of Milan. From there the ring roads connect you to the motorways to Turin, Venice, Bologna and Genoa.

Area C: what to know before driving into the centre

Central Milan is inside Area C, a congestion charge zone monitored by cameras.

  • Hours: 7:30–19:30, and since 2026 it applies every day, including weekends and public holidays.
  • Cost: €7.50 per day, with unlimited entries on the same day.
  • Payment: the ticket must be activated by midnight on the day after you enter, online, via the app or at authorised outlets. If you do not pay, the fine goes to the rental company and is then charged to you.

The easiest option is to leave the car at a park-and-ride car park outside Area C and take the metro into the centre. Hours and prices can change: check the City of Milan website before you go.

Where to go from Malpensa by rental car

  • Lake Maggiore: Stresa and the Borromean Islands in about 45 minutes.
  • Varese and Sacro Monte: about 30 minutes.
  • Lake Como: Como and Bellagio in about an hour.
  • Bergamo and Città Alta: about an hour by motorway.
  • Switzerland: Lugano in about an hour. Check with us before you travel whether the car can leave Italy, and remember that Swiss motorways require a vignette.

You will find more road trip ideas from Milan in our blog below.

Returning your car at Malpensa

Bring the car back to the Dryyve office at Malpensa with the same fuel level as at pick-up. Returns up to 30 minutes late are free of charge; after that, extra rental and service costs may apply. Allow enough time for the vehicle check before heading to your check-in.

Book your car rental in Milan now and find your car ready when you land at Malpensa.

IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW

Book easily and cheaply

Our main priority is to customize each package we provide to fully meet the needs of our customers. dryyve offers various options to enrich your experience of rent a car Milan Airport always in line with your needs, to guarantee you the best during your holidays or business trips.

Trust our Expertise

Our high-quality services have allowed us to establish a strong base of repeat customers, and we continually strive to grow, adapt and evolve to meet your ever-changing needs. Furthermore, to guarantee an even more effective service, we have offices in Milan, so as to always be close to you and respond promptly to your requests.

Speed ​​limits in Italy and other regulations

In Italy, speed limits vary depending on the type of road: 50 km/h in built-up areas, 90 km/h on secondary extra-urban roads, 110 km/h on main roads and 130 km/h on motorways, reduced to 110 km/h in case of rain.

For tourists, it is important to pay attention to the numerous speed cameras and the Tutor system on motorways, which monitor average speed. Furthermore, in the historic centres of many cities there are Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL), where access is permitted only at certain times or for authorised vehicles, with automatic fines for those who do not respect the rules.

Alcohol and driving in Milan and Italy

In Italy, the legal blood alcohol limit is 0.5 g/L, while for new drivers and professional drivers it is zero. In Milan, checks are frequent, especially on weekends and in nightlife areas, with breathalyzers and roadblocks. Exceeding the limit can lead to heavy fines, license suspension, points deduction and, in the most serious cases, a criminal offense with possible arrest. Furthermore, if the blood alcohol level exceeds 1.5 g/L, the vehicle can be confiscated. For everyone’s safety, it is always better to avoid driving after drinking.

First time in Milan? Discover how to best experience the city with a rental car in our blog.

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