San Zeno Naviglio Holiday Packages

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San Zeno Naviglio Accommodation

Although there are no accommodation in central San Zeno Naviglio, you'll be pleased to learn that there are 30 properties available just a short car ride away.

There are always piles of things to organise before you head off on holiday. Why not let us lend a hand by pointing you in the direction of some terrific places? We reckon the Villa Noce - Guest House (Via della Seta 14) and the Hotel Vittoria (Via X Giornate, 20) are comfy, convenient options.

Car Hire in San Zeno Naviglio

Don't lose precious holiday time messing around with taxis or buses when you land at Orio Al Serio Airport. Collect your bags and pick up a hire car near the arrivals hall. Sixt and Enterprise are two superb options. Avis and Budget also offer some excellent deals.

Eager to rent some wheels in the heart of the city? Europcar (Via Borgosatollo 40/E) is the closest outlet you'll find. You'll discover it 3 kilometres away.

Holidays to San Zeno Naviglio

It's time to quit putting all those dreamy travel pics as your wallpaper and make your holiday dreams a reality in San Zeno Naviglio. Where should you begin? With a few key details of course.

A neighbourhood in Brescia, San Zeno Naviglio is a great base from which to explore this city. To get there from the downtown area, hurl your gear in the back of a taxi and drive south for 6 kilometres.

It's the people that can make an escape truly memorable. So while you're in San Zeno Naviglio, why not venture out of town and introduce yourself to some of the 180 000 people that call Brescia their home?