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Car rental at Rome Fiumicino airport

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Rental companies at the airport

Car rental companies operating at Rome Fiumicino airport (FCO) and where to find them. The airport is 30 km from Rome. See also the airport guide for general information.

The car rental counters are located in Office Tower 2, which can be easily accessed via the pedestrian tunnels connecting the terminals with the multi-level car park structure. Signs for the car rental area can be found in the arrivals area.

Rental Agencies

The following companies offer car rental services at Fiumicino Airport:

  • Autovia: Car Park Building B – 4th floor.
  • Avis-Budget: Car Park Building A – 2nd floor.
  • Differential - Autounion: Car Park Building C – 4th floor.
  • Drivalia: Car Park Building B – 3rd floor.
  • Europcar: Car Park Building B – 3rd floor.
  • Goldcar: Car Park Building B – 4th floor.
  • Hertz-Thrifty-Dollar: Car Park Building A – 1st floor.
  • Italy Car Rent: Car Park Building C – 4th floor.
  • Locauto-Enterprise-National-Alamo: Car Park Building C – 3rd floor.
  • Maggiore: Car Park Building A – 2nd floor.
  • Noleggiare: Car Park Building C – 5th floor.
  • OK Mobility: Car Park Building A – Ground floor.
  • Rent4u: Car Park Building C – 4th floor.
  • Rental Plus: Car Park Building C – 4th floor.
  • Sicily by Car - Auto Europa: Car Park Building C – 4th floor.
  • Sixt: Car Park Building B – 4th floor.

To compare offers and book a vehicle, you can use platforms such as DiscoverCars or Booking.com Cars.

Requirements for Renting a Vehicle

To rent a car, you will generally need to meet the following requirements:

  • Valid driving licence: You must present an original, valid driving licence from your country of residence. For non-EU residents, an International Driving Permit (IDP) may be required alongside the original licence.
  • Identity document / Passport: An official photo ID is essential.
  • Credit card: A credit card in the name of the main driver is required for the security deposit. Make sure it has sufficient credit for the hold.
  • Minimum age: Most companies require a minimum age of 21. Drivers under 25 may be subject to a young driver surcharge.
  • Booking voucher: If you booked online, bring a printed or digital copy of your booking voucher.

Companies, opening hours and desk locations can change. Check with the rental company before booking.

Compare rental cars at FCO

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Tips for renting a car in Italy

  1. Check that your driver's license is valid in Italy. Some countries also ask for an International Driving Permit (IDP), which is only valid together with your national license.
  2. Review what the rental includes: collision damage waiver, third-party liability and the deductible. Most companies also hold a deposit on a credit card in the driver's name.
  3. Learn the local rules before you drive: speed limits, right of way, alcohol limits and tolls.
  4. Check which side of the road traffic drives on and where the steering wheel is.
  5. At pickup, photograph the car (inside and out) and the fuel level, and keep the photos until the deposit is returned.
  6. Know what to do in an accident: who to call, what to document and how to report it to the rental company.

Not driving? See other ways to get to and from FCO. Returning the car or picking someone up: parking at FCO.

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