Sports car Rental at the Lake of Como

Moltrasio is one of the many picturesque villages situated along the western shore of the Lake of Como that is worthing a visit while hiring a sportscar at the Lake of Como.  This charming village is known for its traditional Italian architecture, narrow streets, and beautiful stone stairways.

Moltrasio has a rich history and boasts several attractions including:

·         Villa Passalacqua, an elegant 18th-century villa with a beautiful terraced garden that overlooks the lake. This historic building has hosted famous guests such as Napoleon Bonaparte and Winston Churchill.

·         Running via dei Monti Lariani is an unforgettable experience, while renting a Ferrari or a Lamborghini at the Lake of Como as It is a picturesque long-distance hiking that stretches approximately 125 kilometers (78 miles) along the western ridge of the Lake, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains, and charming villages below.

·         Another must-visit spot while renting a sportscar at the Lake of Como is the Church of San Martino, a small Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century, situated on a hill above Moltrasio. The church offers panoramic views of the village and the lake. Hire a sportscar at the Lake of Como and take a glimpse into fashion visiting Villa Fontanelle, once owned by the famous fashion designer Gianni Versace. This 19th-century villa is a prominent example of the luxurious properties that line the shores of the Lake.

Rent an Aston Martin DB11 at the Lake of Como and make your journey to Sorico, a small and picturesque village located at the northern end of the Lake of Como. Nestled at the confluence of the Mera River and Lake Como, Sorico offers a charming blend of natural beauty, history, and tranquility. With its stunning lake views, lush vegetation, and surrounding mountains, Sorico is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the bustling tourist centers. Hire a Bmw M4 at the Lake of Como and head to Pian di Spagna Nature Reserve, situated at north of Sorico. The reserve spans approximately 1,580 hectares and is characterized by a diverse landscape, including marshlands, wetlands, and meadows, all surrounded by imposing mountains. Established in 1985, the Pian di Spagna Nature Reserve plays a crucial role in preserving the local ecosystem and serves as a significant habitat for various species of flora and fauna. The reserve is particularly important for migratory and resident birds, making it a popular destination for birdwatching enthusiasts. Some of the bird species found in the reserve include herons, egrets, marsh harriers, and various species of ducks.