LOCAUTO Car Rental at Brindisi Airport

Customers will find the Locauto Rent A Car counter in the arrivals hall of the Brindisi Airport terminal. Locauto shares a counter with Enterprise Car Rental. The counter is open for business from 8.00 am to 11.00 pm every day of the week. The Locauto Brindisi Airport service team can be contacted by telephoning +39 (0) 831 412 882.

Locauto Rent A Car's fleet of vehicles includes the Fiat Panda, Opel Corsa, Renault Clio. Fiat 500L, VW Golf, Audi A3, Opel Astra and the Renault Megane Sporter. The rental contract includes unlimited mileage, airport and station surcharges, road fees, damage and theft responsibility reduction and, where selected, drop off at a different location. The hire rate does not include fuel costs, road tolls, parking fees or traffic fines.

There are many other rental car providers at Brindisi Airport here.

Southern Italy's Puglia region is perfect for exploration, as it is home to some of Italy's most picturesque villages and towns. Ostuni and Alberobello are within a half hour drive, Lecce is just 45 minutes distance from Brindisi. Bari, the capital of the Puglia region, is roughly within an hour's drive of Brindisi and well worth visiting. It is the second most important port and economic center after Naples in southern Italy and a major city with roughly 1.3 million residents.

Bari offers visitors many cultural attractions and entertainments. Bari's Old Town lies to the north, about mid-way between the city's two modern ports. Here the most beautiful and important historic buildings include the Basilica of Saint Nicholas, founded in 1087, and the Cathedral of San Sabino, begun in 1034 and rebuilt in the 12th century.

The Murat quarter represents modern-day Bari. It overlooks the sea via a splendid promenade and offers visitors excellent shopping and dining in Via Argiro and Via Sparano, an important shopping district of modern Bari.

Bari is also home to several historic theaters, among them Teatro Piccinni, Teatro Petruzelli and Teatro Margherita. On a hot summer's day the botanical garden at the University of Bari is ideal for a stroll.

Bari's Castello Svevo, the Swabian Castle, derives its name from the fact that it was built by the Hofenstaufen King, Frederick II. Its present-day remains date back to the middle of the 12th century. Castello Svevo is often used for temporary exhibitions. If you love art, be sure to include the Pinacoteca Provincial di Bari, the Provincial Picture Gallery, in your itinerary. Founded in 1928, the gallery displays many important paintings from the 15th century onwards to the present day and is Puglia's most important art gallery.