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Choose Rhino for low cost car hire Helsinki which is available at the click of a button.

You can see all the cars we have available in our Helsinki fleet via the drop down menu on our website and these include models such as the Ford Fusion, the VW Golf automatic and the Renault Megane Cabriolet.

You can choose when you want to pick these up from Finland’s capital city and how long to keep them for. You can even choose to drop the car off somewhere else at the end of the car hire contract if that is more convenient for you.

We work with car hire Helsinki companies such as National car hire, Enterprise, Dollar car hire, Sixt car hire and Thrifty car hire to bring you great deals.

 
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CAR RENTAL HELSINKI

All of our car rental Helsinki vehicles have liability insurance, a CDW (collision damage waiver) and a vehicle theft waiver.

You can even reduce your car rental Helsinki vehicle excess right down to zero with our new insurance plan which lets you avoid ever having to make a pay out.

Other excellent features we have which set car rental Helsinki apart from our other competitors are a complimentary roadside assistance offer and an unlimited mileage offer. That means you can drive as far from Helsinki as you want without having to pay any extra or worry about what happens if you get a mechanical fault.

Helsinki is a cold and snowy country but let us help you get around by providing you with snow tires, ski racks and snow chains. We can also give you a Global Positioning System as you don’t want to get lost in bad weather and some of our other optional extras are child seats and luggage racks.

If you have plenty of baggage but don’t want to pay any extra for a luggage rack, we have large cars such as the VW Caravelle, the Ford Focus station wagon and the nine seater Mercedes Sprinter. These all have a large capacity and are great for big groups.

For business men and women who are looking for executive car rental Helsinki we have cars such as the Audi A3 tdi, the BMW 525 cdi and the BMW X3.

 
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All of our car rental Helsinki vehicles have liability insurance.
Helsinki Mini-Guide

Helsinki was built by Russian Tsars to look like St Petersburg.
They were obviously successful as Finland’s capital has been used by film crews who are trying to replicate the Russian city.

Just over half a million people live in Helsinki, so it feels somewhere between a large town and a small city. Helsinki is nevertheless very cosmopolitan and although most of its inhabitants are Finnish, many of them speak more than one language with English being particularly popular.
Helsinki is surrounded by an archipelago of islands meaning that it is a great place to visit in the summer when you can take a boat out across the beautiful waters.

To get into Helsinki look for flights to Helsinki Vantaa international airport. Once there you can pick up your Rhino rental car and make the short 15 minute journey south to the city itself. This will save you a fortune on hiring a taxi.
If you have got a cheap Ryanair flight to Tampere or Tallinn in Estonia, inquire about the possibility of having different pick up and drop off points for the vehicle if this is more convenient. All of these airports are connected to Finland by express highways. Alternatively you may be able to get the ferry across to Helsinki from Stockholm in Sweden or Tallinn.
Parking can be a bit tricky in the centre of Helsinki and is pricey at three Euros per hour but it is usually free over the weekends. There are also a couple of large underground car parks which you can use in the city centre.

Going out in Helsinki can be a lot of fun as many of its residents adhere to the hard drinking mantra of northern European countries. The Vappu pagan carnival is perhaps the best example of this. It all starts on the evening of April 30 when the statue in the central square has the cap of a college student laid on its head. All night parties can be found in the clubs and bars from then on. The following day people head en mass for a champagne picnic at Kaivopuisto Park no matter how cold or rainy it might turn out to be. This is just one of many pretty parks in Helsinki. Others include the huge Keskuspuistos central park and the Esplanadin Puisto which is a good spot to see an outdoor performance or meet people.