CAR HIRE EDINBURGH

Car Hire Edinburgh is the ideal jumping off point for your Scottish family vacation or business trip. Edinburgh is the seat of the Scottish Parliament and nicknamed the “Athens of the North.” The Old Town districts of Edinburgh are also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The cars and vans available at Car Hire Edinburgh cost as lttle as £18 per day. For that great value low price you receive, damage insurance and unlimited mileage.

When flying into Edinburgh Airport (EDI), we can greet you arrivals and hand over the keys to a hire car of your choosing. All our cars come with and a full tank of gasoline and a free tourist map, so you are ready to roll off from the tarmac right away.

The best way to see both Old Town and New Town is with Car Rental Edinburgh, which makes visiting the ancient port of Leith an unforgettable experience. However, if you need to take a drive into the greenery but don’t want to go too far, then cruise around the green belt stretching from Dalmeny to Prestongrange.

To cruise around the town or the surrounding areas, we offer the best deals from the best rental companies: Sixt, Dollar, Hertz, and others. Some of the cars available to rent in our fleet are the economical Fiat Panda, Ford Fiesta, or Ford Focus. We also offer a full range of vehicles, from mid-sized to luxury models, including the Mercedes C180.

If you are visiting Edinburgh on business, then the Mercedes C180 will get you there in best business class seating. This vehicle seats five people, and has room for over four large suitcases, as well as automatic transmission, ABS brakes, and air con.

For larger families, we recommend the Ford Galaxy 2.3 Zetec from Car Hire Edinburgh, as this vehicle seats seven, has tons of room for luggage, and is great on gas consumption. This people mover also provides air-conditioning and automatic transmission for comfort and easy driving.

Car hire Edinburgh Airport can be reserved easily online and with a credit card you can even book optional extras at affordable rates.

Whatever motive for visiting Edinburgh, Car Rental Edinburgh has an impeccable vehicle for you!

So why not reserve your car now to assure selection? We can place you in your new car hire at Edinburgh any time of day or night, 365 days a year.

Edinburgh Mini Guide

Scotland’s capital city Edinburgh is known for its fantastic architecture and the many festivals held there.

The landscape in this part of Scotland is dramatic, with features such as Arthur’s Seat and the Castle Crag having been formed by volcanic activity.

To get to Edinburgh you will fly into Edinburgh Airport which connects with many European destinations including Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Zurich.

At the airport Rhino car hire can have your vehicle waiting for you to make the short journey eastwards into Edinburgh.

If you are coming to Edinburgh from the south of England you will take the M1 motorway until it becomes the A1 road. Edinburgh is linked to the rest of Scotland by the M8, M9, A90 and M90 roads.

The old town of Edinburgh has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site and the city has a mixture of fine medieval buildings, Gothic churches and Georgian grandeur.
Edinburgh castle and Holyrood Place are the centrepieces of the old medieval town while the new town and commercial centre is 18th century Georgian.

Other areas of interest are the port area of Leith, the beach district of Portobello and Edinburgh west where that fortress of Rugby, Murrayfield Stadium, can be found.
You’re best advised not to drive in the city centre and instead use the park and ride facilities. This also saves you having to find a place to park where you will not be harassed by parking wardens. When you consider that there are the usual confusing one-way systems within Edinburgh as well as road works to build a new tram line, then the park and ride makes more and more sense.

The romantic city of Edinburgh is rich in history, so what better way to soak up its unique character than with a musical walking tour? Edinburgh native, Graeme E. Pearson sings traditional and parody songs along with stories of the people and events that shaped the Royal Mile. OOR tours is a unique attraction in Edinburgh and Edinburgh Tour Guide. If you are headed to Edinburgh at any time of the year.. You can also check out a couple of other sites, http://www.graemeepearson.co.uk and http://www.mutineers.com

Like much of Britain expect the weather in Edinburgh to be cold at winter and unpredictable during the rest of the year. The most exciting times of year to go are during the New Year’s Eve celebrations of Hogmanay and in the summer for the Edinburgh and Fringe festivals.

However, these are unsurprisingly the busiest times of year to visit and you will have to book your accommodation very far in advance to have any chance of finding somewhere to stay.
There is so much to see in Edinburgh that the Edinburgh pass is a sound investment as it allows you access to 27 sights (worth £155) for the price of £24 (a one day pass). It also gives you guide books and discount vouchers for shops and restaurants making it a bargain.