Private Day Tours from Milan
No Driving. Fixed Fare. Your Pace.

How to visit Lake Como from Milan without driving?

Book a private driver from Milan and spend a full day exploring the most iconic lake in Italy — Bellagio, Varenna, and Cernobbio — at your own pace, with no parking stress and no motorway fatigue.

Bellagio, Lake Como — the "Pearl of the Lake" and a highlight of this full-day tour.

Included: driver, Mercedes V-Class, fuel, A9 tolls, full waiting time. Not included: ferry tickets, restaurant, museum entrances. Lake Como transfers → · Train vs taxi vs driver →

How to visit Lake Garda and Sirmione from Milan without driving?

Book a private driver from Milan and spend a full day on the southern shore of Italy's largest lake — Sirmione's castle and thermal peninsula, Desenzano's harbour, and Peschiera's Venetian walls — with no parking stress and no A4 motorway fatigue.

Sirmione's waterfront and Scaliger Castle, Lake Garda. Photo: Elliott Brown, CC BY 2.0.

Included: driver, Mercedes V-Class, fuel, A4 tolls, full waiting time. Not included: boat trips, restaurant, castle and grotto tickets. Lake Garda transfers → · Linate to Lake Garda guide →

How to do a Franciacorta wine tour from Milan without driving?

Franciacorta — Italy's answer to Champagne — is 75 km east of Milan. With a private driver you can visit two or three wineries, taste as much as you like, and return to Milan safely. No designated driver needed.

Rolling vineyard hills — the landscape of Northern Italy's wine country.

Official source: Consorzio per la Tutela del Franciacorta, official wine region consortium

Included: driver, vehicle, fuel, A4 motorway tolls, waiting time at wineries. Not included: tasting fees (~€25–50/person per winery), lunch. Book winery visits directly before the tour.

How to visit Bergamo Old Town from Milan in half a day?

Bergamo Città Alta is one of the best-preserved medieval walled towns in Italy, just 50 km from Milan. A private driver gets you there in 45 minutes and waits while you explore — perfect if you only have a morning or afternoon free.

Cappella Colleoni, in the heart of Bergamo's medieval Città Alta.

Included: driver, vehicle, fuel, tolls, waiting time. Not included: funicular tickets (~€2), museums. Note: NexDriver also operates Bergamo BGY transfers from/to BGY.

How to get from Milan to the designer outlet without a car?

Serravalle Scrivia — one of Europe's largest designer outlet villages — is 90 km south of Milan. With a private driver you arrive directly at the entrance, shop tax-free all day, and return when you're ready, luggage and all.

Boutique window-shopping — the kind of tax-free browsing awaiting at Serravalle.

Included: driver, vehicle, fuel, A7 motorway tolls, full waiting time at the outlet. Not included: purchases. Ample luggage space in the V-Class for shopping bags.

How to visit Lugano from Milan in one day by private car?

Lugano — the Swiss lakeside city where Italian warmth meets Swiss precision — is 80 km north of Milan. Your private driver handles the border crossing (bring your passport), while you enjoy the lake, the old town, and the panoramic Monte San Salvatore.

Lakeside houses on Lake Lugano, where the day tour crosses into Switzerland.

Included: driver, vehicle, fuel, motorway tolls (Italy), waiting time. Not included: Swiss road vignette (~€45, paid at border), funicular, lunch. Valid passport required for all passengers — Swiss border control is active.

How to get from Milan to the Monza F1 circuit without a car?

The Autodromo Nazionale di Monza is 35 km from central Milan. During the Italian Grand Prix weekend (September), public transport is overcrowded and parking is a nightmare. A private driver drops you at the circuit entrance and picks you up exactly where you agree.

Formula 1 racing — the motorsport tradition celebrated every September at Monza.

During Italian GP race weekend, traffic near the Autodromo is heavy. We recommend scheduling pickup 30–45 min earlier than usual. Race tickets must be purchased independently.

How to visit Cinque Terre from Milan without driving?

Cinque Terre is roughly 3 hours from Milan by motorway. Cars cannot enter the five villages themselves, so NexDriver drives you directly to the gateway town — La Spezia or Monterosso al Mare — where you switch to the scenic Cinque Terre train or coastal path to visit Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. Your driver waits and takes you back to Milan.

The Cinque Terre coastline — five villages, only reachable from each other by train, boat or coastal trail. Photo: Photoexpo / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Included: driver, vehicle, fuel, motorway tolls, waiting time at the gateway town. Not included: Cinque Terre Card / train tickets, lunch. Prices are indicative and confirmed at booking. Given the long driving distance, ask about a 2-day itinerary with an overnight stay if you'd prefer a more relaxed pace.