Romano di Lombardia Holiday Packages

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Romano di Lombardia Accommodation

Travellers can choose from the 3 accommodations in Romano di Lombardia. Get in quick so that Wotif can help you reserve the best bargain on your favourite one today.

Whether you plan to spend loads of time in bed or you think you might be roaming around town for much of your holiday, the Hotel Mariet and Antico Borgo La Muratella are fantastic options.

Car Hire in Romano di Lombardia

To hire a car from Orio Al Serio Airport, it's just a quick walk from the arrivals gate. Both Sixt and Enterprise offer a good range of vehicles. If you can't find your ideal car there, Avis and Budget also have a fantastic assortment to choose from.

If you've just arrived in the heart of the city, you may have noticed there's a lack of rental car companies. So what now? Well, Fox Rental Cars is only 3 kilometres away and is a great spot to find a ride. You can also venture to Alamo Rent A Car at Via Aeroporto 13 Orio Al Serio and investigate their deals.

Holidays to Romano di Lombardia

Romano di Lombardia is calling your name — are you ready to answer it? It's time to pay a visit to this epic destination for yourself. But before you fly out the door, here are the basics.

Romano di Lombardia is within commuting distance of a couple of noteworthy cities. You can get to this town from Martinengo, which is 5 kilometres away to the north. Cologno al Serio is also just 6 kilometres to the northwest.

If you're holidaying with the young ones and they're starting to get a little bored, why not quiz them to see if they can tell you what the population of this part of Bergamo is? (It's roughly 18 000 in case you weren't too sure yourself.)