ITALY Readers's Tips - I pcked a car up at Europcar(Auto Europe on Via Borgognissanti in Florence.ropped it off at Via Del Galoppatoio which is a parking garage just insdide the Villa Borghese in Rome. Both rental places are near the outskirts of the cities , so you don't fight too much traffic.

Not sure if this will apply to you.e are renting a car in Venice and travelling for a week in Tuscany before spending the last 6 days in Rome.ur Italian friend suggested we take the high speed train from Florence to Rome instead of driving to Rome.e are dropping our car near the train station in Florence and the train station is right downtown in Rome.e thought the trip would be far more relaxing if we did not have to navigate around Rome.We are excited to try the high speed train so that is a bonus. I am confused.I noticed on a previous post the the address in Florence for Auto Europe was 5355 Via Borgognissanti but when I looked up the site on line I found it listed as 128 Borgo Ognissanti.What is it and how is the easiest way to find it to turn in our car

AutoEurope uses at least two agencies, Avis and Europecar, both of which are on Borgo Ognissanti (also known as Via Borgognissanti in Florence.That is the reason for the two addresses. The easiest way to find it depends on what direction you're coming from when you return the car.If coming from south of Florence, the easiest way I've found is to drive through the Porta Romana.You may be stopped because most cars are not allowed in the center but just tell them you are returning a rental car.