Rent a Maserati Ghibli in Lugano

Italy Luxury Car Hire ensures an impeccable service, in fact, we assist you in the rental process step by step.

We can deliver the car wherever is more comfortable for you and our professional operator will explain to you all the vehicle’s features in detail. If you have any kind of questions or particular requests, do not hesitate to ask. All of our services are aimed to the well-being of our special clients, so do not miss the chance to enjoy more your holidays: rent a Maserati Ghibli in Lugano and have fun around the city!

Brief in-depth information box:

Maserati is a very famous italian car manufacturer , founded in 1914 in Bologna, is now located in Modena. Maserati’s company produces amazing sports cars, able of transmitting unforgettable emotions, with high levels of technology and safety. Its aim is to give you an excellent quality and a great driving pleasure. Indeed, the Maserati’s company said that its tagline is “luxury, sports and style cast in exclusive cars” and the brand’s mission statement is to “build ultra-luxury performance automobiles with timeless Italian style, accommodating bespoke interiors, and effortless, signature sounding power“.

Something about Maserati Ghibli:

The new Ghibli is the soul of the Maserati. It is a combination of power, style and comfort. The Ghibli features the handling dynamics of a sports car while turning heads around with its Italian styling. The Maserati Ghibli is anything but ordinary. Whatever your decision, whatever your aspiration, the Ghibli has an exceptionally unique and inspirational answer. This fantastic car is agile and powerful, a luxury sports sedan that responds to the drivers commands. Its twin turbocharged v6 engine and its 8-speed quick shifting ZF transmission makes every aspect of the Ghibli engineered to deliver the highest performance and enjoyment. We rent it at 450 Euros per day.

What’s in Lugano to see?

Planning a trip to Lugano shows Switzerland in a different light. Indeed, an important peculiarity is the Italian influence, that is very obvious in the Ticino region, since it borders Italy in the south. Here we can see the italian influences: from the local language, villas and an abundant cuisine up to the fervent summers due to the Mediterranean air. Moreover, the city lies north of the beautiful Lake Lugano, a very famous area frequented by many celebrities and, for that reason, this area has been nicknamed the “Monte Carlo of Switzerland”.
In Lugano you will find out a lot of interesting museums and a large number of heritage sites lodged in neoclassical palazzos.
According to Wikipedia: “there are 17 sites in Lugano that are part of the Swiss heritage site of national significance. The city of Lugano, the districts of Barbengo, Brè, Gandria and Biogno, and the sites of Cantine di Gandria and Castagnola are all part of the Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites. The heritage sites of national significance include two libraries, the Biblioteca Cantonale and the Biblioteca Salita dei Frati as well as the Swiss National Recording Archives (Fonoteca nazionale svizzera). There were three churches; Cathedral of San Lorenzo, Church of Santa Maria degli Angioli and the Church of San Rocco. There were three museums; the Museo Cantonale d’Arte (de), the Museo cantonale di storia naturale di Lugano and the Villa Ciani complex with the Museo civico. The cemetery complex at via Trevano is also one of the sites, as is the Radiotelevisione svizzera di lingua italiana (RTSI) Italian-language broadcast facility. The rest of the sites are notable houses throughout the city. They include; the Palazzo civico at piazza della Riforma, the Palazzo e cinema Corso at via Pioda, the Palazzo Riva at via Francesco Soave, the Palazzo Riva at via Massimiliano Magatti, the Palazzo Riva at via Pretorio 7 and Villa Favorita in Castagnola.”