Locauto’s Biella car rental office is at 6, Corso Europa, close to the Biella San Paolo railway station.
The Biella rental office is located in Corso Europa 6, 13900, Biella, in a large area commercial on the main artery of the city.
After filling up the tank of your rental car, return it to Locauto in Biella at the appointed time and date. If you need to return your vehicle outside opening hours, please contact our staff.
Coming to Biella as part of a longer trip and looking for things to do and see here in a day? Small though it may be, Biella encloses many a cultural attraction. Its historic center unfolds along a rocky crag overlooking the pre-alpine valleys all around. This Medieval core, named “Piazzo”, also treasures later edifices dating back to the Renaissance, such as Palazzo Gromo-Losa and Palazzo Ferrero, which are worthy a visit for the beautiful view they offer onto the city.
Biella’s lower part, called Biella Piano, lacks a unitary style as it resulted from additions being made in many different eras, including modern times. Nonetheless, you will also find historically relevant buildings here, such as the Romanesque baptistery of San Giovanni Battista with its frescoed vaults.
The city features many ancient traditions pertaining the areas of food and textiles: alongside with being famous for it typical cheeses and cold cuts, Biella has also been famous for the production of wool ever since the Middle Ages, which is why it has recently received the UNESCO Creative City award. If you’d like to know more about this, you can visit the Biellese Territory Museum, which gathers findings dating back to as far as the Neolithic and also includes an Egyptian wing with artifacts borrowed from the Turin Egyptian Museum.
Slightly more than a hour’s drive from Turin and Milan and 50 minutes from Novara, Biella is placed at the intersection between the most important economic centers in the regions of Piedmont and Lombardy. Whether you’re traveling here for leisure or business, hiring a car in Biella can suit your needs in a flexible and convenient way.
The province of Biella offers a lot in terms of historic and artistic landmarks: a notable example is Candelo’s ricetto, a fortified Medieval hamlet not far from Biella with its ancient defensive walls and stone houses still intact. At the hamlet’s back, a network of narrow canals flow into the territory of the Nature Reserve of “Baragge”, a must-see destination for nature lovers: it’s an area in the northernmost area of the Po Plain that was created from natural processes similar to the ones that brought to the creation of the American Grand Canyon.
Close to Biella there are also many hiking and biking trails unfolding on the Alps. Rent a car in Biella with Locauto to plan your weekend or daily transfers in the most flexible way: at our car rental office in Biella you’ll find cars galore to choose from, ranging from small city cars to SUVs and electric vehicles. Check out the available cars in your appointed dates and book online now to get the best deals!
Our Biella car rental office is on the main city road, about 500 meters away from the Biella San Paolo railway station and therefore very easy to reach on foot as well. The historic city center is about one and a half kilometer away. Next to our office is a garage to park your car when you return it.
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.
This museum comprises many finds found on the surrounding territory. Here you can also see the remains of an ancient Roman necropolis.
Placed in Biella’s historic center, it hosts an exhibition hall in the inside, while the outside offers a gorgeous garden with a panoramic view.
A fortified Medieval hamlet close to Biella, Candelo uplifts the spirit of travelers beholding its cobbled alleys and stone houses.
Its landscapes often recall those of the African savannah, with prairies alternating with moors, woods giving way to valleys. Definitely worth a trip.
