Luxury Car Hire in Rome

Probably highest on the list of cities to visit at least once in your lifetime, Rome has hundreds of rich temptations to offer both tourists and those working in the City. Rome must be one of the most visited cities in the world and this is not least because it is full of culture, it's a shoppers heaven as one of fashions capitals too.<br /><br />With so many international businesses having offices within this busy city Rome has some of the best watering and feeding holes in the world.<br /><br />The Enoteca's (wine shops) will let you share in the knowledge of Roman wines that the locals like to keep to themselves. Alternatively you could take a drive through the nearby olive groves and visit vineyards in the Frascati region learning how the wine making techniques have changed over the centuries.<br /><br />The architecture of Rome has had another huge exposure in the latest James Bond film Spectre. Any car lover will have winced at the damages to the Aston Martin DB10 and Jaguar C-X75 but also been thrilled at the pace of the race through the city of Rome, at one point entering the Vatican at 110mph.<br /><br />Ten Aston Martin DB10s were made for the James Bond film but only three of the cars survived the filming. The film makes an exciting way to view the city, driving through the archway at the Garibaldi Museum, Largo di Porta San Pancrazio, the funeral scene at the Musea della Civilta Romana in the Piazza Giovanni and the beautiful Villa di Fiorano on the outskirts of Rome where Bond goes to save and comfort the new widow.<br /><br />Later in the film the memorable car chase careers through the streets of Rome, through St Peter's Square, down the steps of Scalo de Pinedo to Lungotevere where the chase runs alongside the Tiber until Bond dumps the DB10 in the river at the Ponte Sisto, the bridge in the historic centre connecting Via dei Pettinari to Piazza Trilussa.<br /><br />People come to Rome for tourism, business, religion and work, spending time in different parts of Rome makes for a more interesting view of Rome, go to the Jewish Ghetto located near Capitol Hill or Pigneto and Vittoria Emmanuele quarters or Trastevere still dominated by true Romans.