Rent a Maserati Ghibli in San Gimignano

Italy Luxury Car Hire is proud to present you the fantastic Maserati Ghibli

We take care of all from the rental process to the full assistance. We can deliver the car wherever is more comfortable for you such as to the airport, to your house or to your hotel. In this way you can start your holidays in the maximum comfort.
Our professional operator will explain to you all the vehicle’s features in detail and if you have any further questions, do not hesitate to ask.
All of our services are exclusively addressed to the well-being of our special customers.
What are you waiting for? Rent a Maserati Ghibli in San Gimignano and enjoy your trip!

Brief in-depth information on the car:

The Maserati Ghibli features the handling dynamics of a sports car while turning heads around with its Italian styling. It is a combination of power, style and comfort. This car is anything but ordinary. Whatever your decision, whatever your aspiration, the Ghibli has an exceptionally unique and inspirational answer. In a world full of grey, Ghibli has something very unique to offer, business-like conformity. It’s sleek, coupe-like lines, Trident grille, and athletic stance make a bold, graceful, elegant and assertive statement of style, sophistication and power.
What about the engine? Three Ghibli models are bred to deliver total driving excitement, combining the comfort of a luxury sedan with the power of Maserati’s 3.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V6 engine. 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 San Gimignano interesting to see?

San Gimignano, the magnificent little walled medieval town, perched on a hill, in the province of Siena, in the very heart of Tuscany’s countryside, is worldwide famous for its unique and “unforgettable skyline”. The well preserved rests of its medieval architecture still offer, in fact, the incredible scenery of approximately a dozen ancient tower houses standing proudly on the horizon and filling the Tuscany’s blue sky. For this reason, San Gimignano is commonly known as the “Town of Fine Towers”. Nevertheless, its roots can be found in the Etruscan period. In the 3^rd century BC, a small Etruscan village stood, in fact, in the very place where San Gimignano stands today. The history of this village, then a flourishing small town, is punctuated with violent clashes, political discords and even brutal family rivalries, but it has been spared by destruction several times, especially in 450 AD when it was saved by the Bishop Geminianus, the Saint of Modena, from the potential devastation that could have been brought by the cruel warriors of Attila the Hun. The town’s current name goes back to this pivotal savior. Renaissance and Gothic palaces, built in the typical Florentine manner, added up to the Medieval houses and monuments. The unique mixture of all these historical legacies transformed San Gimignano in a living treasure. Its historic centre has been, in fact, included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site list.
Which is the best restaurant to go? In San Gimignano you can try the good restaurant “Dorando'”. According to its official website: it “is a small and cosy Restaurant for people who consider good food one of the pleasures of life.Set in the heart of San Gimignano, between the charming Piazza Duomoand Piazza Cisterna, it is part of a 14th century building.It consist of three private rooms with vaulted roofs and imposing stone walls, all furnished in a simple elegant style and adorned with works of painters from San Gimignano. In perfect harmony with the place, our cuisine, which takes inspiration from the flavour of traditional Tuscan cookery, proposes creative light dishes prepared with fresh natural products – which may vary according to the different seasons – and always presented a touch of inventiveness.”