One of the main airports within Italy’s famous Tuscany region, the Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport lies directly east of the historic Marine di Pisa village. The airport is also close to the Litorale Pisano forest and the frazione of Tirrenia, where many tourists head during the summer months for sand, sea and nightlife and rent a car hire Italy to visit the main attractions of this beautiful Tuscan region.

Rome is the biggest city of Italy ans also its capital. The centre of Rome and the sovereign State of Vatican City are since decades Patrimony of the Humanity. The main places of interest are, the Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican and the impressive Sistine Chapel, the Castel Sant’Angelo, the Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. Outside the city, we can find the hidden treasures of the surroundings, the beautiful Italian landscape with its beautiful lakes and national parks. Close by, the visitor can discover the Ostia Antica, the port of ancient Rome, which is located approx. 25 km away at the mouth of the river Tiber. The ruins belong to the most important excavations of ancient Rome. Approximately two thirds of the ancient town has been excavated, well preserved remains of the forums, theatres, thermae, latrines, graves, houses, the city wall and the cemetery.

Rome has two airports. Leonardo da Vinci Airport (Fiumicino) is a major port of call for intercontinental as well as national and European flights and it’s used by the major airlines, while Ciampino Airport is used by low-cost airlines like Easyjet and Ryanair located approx. 15 km from the city centre. At Hispacar you will find affordable prices for a Rome car hire and many other destinations in Italy, like Florence, Milan, Sicily or Sardinia.

Ibiza has numerous sights such as the Old Town of Ibiza also called D’alt Vila, built in 1554, and surrounded by various walls of which some are only partly excavated. The imposing walls are the product of the Italian architect Calvi in the 16th century; one of the two only fortifications in Europe that still has its complete original structure.

Travellers to Ibiza usually arrive at Ibiza international airport, but there are also connections by ferry from the spanish mainland. Ibiza’s airport is located just south of Ibiza Town. The airport is served by many major international airlines, with dozens of flights landing every hour during the high season, although it is the cheap flights airlines that are taking over the landing strip, with thousands of people who visit the island every summer. Flights arrive from the spanish mainland, other islands of the archipel, like Mallorca or Menorca, but also from countries abroad like Italy, France, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Holland, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, Norway or Finland.

Ibiza’s airport lodges the most prestigious car hire companies of Spain offering the best service that many tourists uses for their vacations in the island. You will find competitive car rental deals and prices, a large fleet of rental cars and the best deals for Ibiza car hire. A car hire booking on Ibiza can easily be done online. There are many car rental companies on the island with a wide range of rental vehicles. To avoid problems with availablity during high season, it is better to book Ibiza car rental well in advance.

The beautiful beaches of Ibiza are optimal for rest and relaxation. In addition, Ibiza offers a wide range of cultural and historical attractions. The Puig des Molins Nekropolis one of the largest and best preserved underground tombs in the world, left here by Phoenicians with its impressive Cova de ses Llegostes, a natural cave, open to the sea, which now houses an aquarium is one of the most beautiful hidden places of Ibiza.

The old quarter of the capital of the island Ibiza belongs to the cultural heritage of mankind. Typical villages of Ibiza were characterized by military thoughts. In the history of the island were very common pirate attacks. Therefore, many churches were expanded as fortress. Especially mention to the church of Sant Miquel and the city of Santa Eulalia with the military church Puig d’en Missa.

Aquitaine
An immense line of golden beaches, bastides and châteaux, an abundance of vineyards, mountains and countryside - that’s Aquitaine. The Aquitaine is for those who wish to live their passion for golf while at the same time discovering the wines and the art of living of a rich and generous region. From the Médoc to Saint-Emilion and further on to Bergerac there are lots of possibilities to play golf, visit wine estates and sites or taste wines. This land-locked department is home to spectacular sites and monuments which provide endless opportunities for cultural discovery as well as feast for the senses.

Brittany
Brittany is a world of its own at the edge of the country, it presents visitors with a special personality and magnificent landscapes. Brittany is the ideal destination to take a break and share a moment of incomparable relaxation in the heart of nature. A region that values its idiosyncrasies, Brittany is a world of its own at the edge of the country. At the westernmost tip of France, Brittany extends out to the sea where the Atlantic Ocean and English Channel meet. Rooted in its Celtic past, Brittany presents visitors with a special personality: an ancient countryside with quiet beaches, rugged capes, melancholic moors, small fishing villages, walled cities and prehistoric megaliths. Discover or rediscover the richness of Brittany’s culture and treat yourself to some of its famous cuisine.

Champagne-Ardenne
The home of champagne, the world’s most celebrated wine, could only be welcoming. La Champagne, the region where this fine bubbly is made, holds so many treasures: a rolling countryside, dotted medieval churches, timeless castles and villages along winding waterways, historic fortifications in the forested Ardennes and vineyards as far as the eye can see between Reims and Epernay.

Loire Valley
the Loire valley is one of the most magical regions of France. Explore over 800 magnificent chateaux. Discover charming towns of art and history. Take a stroll through the lush gardens. And don’t miss a chance to visit one of the numerous museums and cathedrals. Escape into the enchanting countryside and enjoy cycle tours, bird-watching, golf, hot-air ballooning, canoeing and kayaking. And if you are a food lover then the Loire Valley is the place for you from fresh fish to goat’s cheese, delicious wines and more delicious local specialities.

Normandy
With its rolling hills and dramatic white cliffs contrasted by historical D-day beaches, the breathtaking landscapes of Normandy invite you back again and again. Normandy offers unbeatable luxury with its many 3 and 4 star hotels, magnificent spas and exquisite gastronomy. The region is also one of the premiere destinations for non-stop, kid friendly adventures. From the seaside coast to the fantastic countryside, families will discover a multitude of outstanding parks and gardens, rivers and beaches and historical landmarks.

Picardy
France itself was born in this northern province located between the Marne and the Somme, for it was here that the Franks - ancestors of the French - settled down. Picardy is the first region and the historical beginning of France; it is a veritable treasure-trove of art and natural beauty.