
Leave the crowds at the walls and drive the Compitese hills in a true Cinquecento, olive groves on one side, an overlook above Lake Massaciuccoli on the other. Your private self-tour for up to three follows a route beneath the Nottolini Aqueduct and into quiet lanes, with a picnic by the vineyards when you want it. Pick your day and take the wheel.

Not sure where yet? This hub sorts every Fiat 500 experience by destination and kind, so you can build a shortlist.

See how a guided Bologna ride through city and countryside compares with Lucca's self-drive format.

Set on wine country? Chianti's vineyard routes and winery stops take the Tuscan drive a step further.

Heading south later? Check what a vintage Fiat 500 adds to Naples, from panoramic rides to the historic centre.

Palermo runs its vintage rides with a guide at the wheel, which makes a different experience from Lucca's self-drive.

If Puglia is on your route too, compare its coastal and countryside Fiat 500 outings before you commit.

Prefer the wheel in your own hands for longer? See how classic car hire differs from a guided self-drive tour.

Florence hire options are close to Lucca and give you a whole day of Tuscany at your own pace.

Flying out of Rome? Its classic car rental page sorts out what is a rental and what is a guided ride.

Dreaming of open-air driving in Rome? The convertible page separates self-drive options from chauffeured ones.

Searching for a specific model? The Fiat 500 F page explains what that variant adds to a Rome visit.

Set on the Fiat 500 L in Florence? That page shows the rental routes available for that exact model.

North on your itinerary? Lake Como pairs vintage drives with waterfront stops and private-driver options.

Want a private car and driver instead? Compare Rome and Florence private Fiat 500 experiences in one place.

Book your countryside Fiat 500 outing today, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead if your plans change.