The office is located in the "Galleria delle Carrozza", positioned on the right side towards Piazza Luigi Savoia, inside Milan Central Station. Our office is conveniently accessible from the MM1 and MM2 stops of the Milan metro.
Access to our car park is guaranteed through two entrances located in: via Ferrante Aporti 1 and Via Sammartini.
The car park is located inside the CM7 complex of the Central Station, in front of the 29, Via Sammartini.
To enter, simply bring the vehicle closer to the entrance and wait for the license plate reading system until the barrier is raised. Once inside, just follow the signs for the "Locauto" car parks.
Hectic, pulsating and ever-changing, Milan is a stimulating city both for shopaholics and Italian art and handicraft lovers; its rich gastronomic offer makes it possible for anyone to enjoy great food at reasonable prices, regardless of their dietary restrictions: from traditional dishes to fusion cuisine, Milan gathers the best food and wine offer from all over the world and can also boast many Michelin starred restaurants. Within the city, modern and ancient architecture blend with each other in a one-of-a-kind combination: the Gothic spires of the Dome give way to the decorated Art Nouveau façades of 20th century palaces and modern congress halls and museums which gather thousands of tourists from all corners of the world each week. Boutiques, shops and shopping centres add up to the allure of this city, underlining its strong entrepreneurial attitude. And those who look for some good entertainment at night will not be disappointed as well: night clubs, pubs, dancing halls, theatres and cinemas fill up with laughter and music till very late.
If you are getting to Milan by train, either directly from other Italian cities or taking the express trains and busses from Malpensa, Linate or Orio airports, your first destination will probably be Milano Centrale railway station, an impressively big station covered by a fancy tempered glass vault, a hotspot for travellers from Switzerland, Austria and France. Once you land in Milan central railway station, you may wish to avoid further stress and rely on a private vehicle instead of resorting to the ever busy Milan public transport: that is where our Milano Centrale car rental office comes in handy! Each and everyone of our vehicles complies with the latest environmental class, allowing you to freely access Area B, a large area comprising some of the most interesting landmarks in Milan whose entry is forbidden to environmentally-harmful cars and vans. We advise you to check all our rental offices in Milan so that you can choose the ones that most come in handy for you for pick-up and drop-off.
Our car rental office near Milano Centrale railway station is placed within a toll-free area of Milan which can be easily reached both by public transport (by underground: Centrale, green line and yellow line) and private transport (we are very close to Viale Enrico Fermi, Viale Fulvio Testi and Viale Palmanova, the main streets connecting Milan city centre with its northern and eastern outskirts). If you are planning to travel through the city centre, we advise you to check the borders of restricted areas and buy a daily or weekly pass accordingly; as an alternative, you can choose to rent an electric car with us and travel freely all through Milan. Our local staff in Milan is available to help you out with any doubt you may have.
Locauto Rent is a 100% Italian company, active in the rent-a-car market since late 70s. Our rental locations network covers the main Italian airports, the biggest railway stations and the major cities. We provide a full range of rental services: short, medium and long term, van rental service and a truly innovative digital full self-service car rental. Our fleet is of the highest level and is among the youngest in the market in terms of average age. We are commonly known for convenient, flexible and transparent pricing solutions and we are recognized for our service, human and technologically evolved at once.
Must see for city tourists, the Milan Cathedral, commonly known as "Duomo", is an amazing building of the 14th century, also known to be constantly cleaned and restored every year.
The heart of Milan's nightlife, the Navigli were built at the behest of the Visconti and Sforza to facilitate irrigation of the countryside and the access of goods to the city.
Authentic pre-renaissance architectural masterpiece, full of sculptures and inlays, the “Certosa di Pavia” is a monument of incomparable value and beauty.
The “Villa Reale di Monza” is a great neoclassical palace, built by the Austrians and then adopted by the Savoy as a Royal Palace. Today hosts shows and exhibitions.
