Car Hire Barcelona only costs £14 per day and that includes all your insurance, cover against breaking down and unlimited mileage so you can drive as far as you want.
The insurance package that we provide each of our customers includes a collision damage waiver, a vehicle theft waiver and liability cover.
There is even a special insurance option which lets you reduce your excess right down to zero so that you never get caught having to make a large pay out of you have an accident.
We work with major car hire Barcelona companies such as Avis, Alamo rent a car, Auto Europe, Budget car rental, Dollar rent a car, Hertz, Holiday Autos, National, Sixt, Thrifty car rental to find you bargains.

Car Rental Barcelona is great for travellers on a budget who want to see all this city has to offer, from the incredible Gaudi architecture to the impressive Camp Nou stadium where Barcelona F.C play.

We have a number of automatic vehicles for rent in Barcelona. They include the Vauxhall Meriva, the Toyota Prius automatic Hybrid and the Citroen Picasso tdi. Picasso was probably Spain’s most famous artist and there is museum of his work at Montcada in Barcelona. If you rent an automatic vehicle remember you have to put it in park before you can take the key out of the ignition.
If you want to rent a diesel car in Barcelona you can choose from the Vauxhall Astra automatic Stationwagon, the  Mercedes Class A automatic and the BMW 1 series among others.

Our rates for car rental Barcelona are guaranteed to be the cheapest on the market. If you can find anything cheaper with all these great benefits then we will match that price for you.

At Rhino the convenience of the customer is of paramount importance to us and that’s why we allow you to pick your car up in Barcelona but drop it off somewhere else if that is easier.

Book car rental Barcelona today. We’ll give you an instant quote and you could be driving by tomorrow. All that is required is a valid driving licence and a credit card if you need any optional extras.

Barcelona Mini Guide

Barcelona is a seaport and industrial city on the northern Mediterranean coast.  It is Spain's second largest city after Madrid and is noted for its fascinating central avenue, the Ramblas with its bookstalls, flowerstalls and caged birds for sale.

Barcelona is the capital of the Catalans, with its superb legacy of modernista architecture, its business acumen and ambitious immigrants, its   taste for design and its position as a major publishing centre in both Spanish and Cataln, Barcelona is a little New York - and in many ways the only really successful modern city in old Europe. 

Barcelona is situated on a plain which gently descends to the sea, wrapped in an amphitheatre of hills and mountains that keeps it climate mild protected from the north winds and tempered by the Mediterranean breeze.  Barcelona takes its festivals seriously and hosts different ones throughout the year. 

Barcelona, the second biggest city in Spain, oozes style and sophistication and is among the coolest destinations in Europe for a weekend break.
Stretched out across a plateau and surrounded by mountains, one of the best ways to see the city is to head for the hill on which the 1992 Olympic stadium and the Picasso museum were built.

From here spectacular views can only get better by taking a cable car over Barcelona, which is the capital of the autonomous region of Catalonia in the north east of Spain.  As the capital of Catalonia, the government of the region has its seat there, and it is also a thriving economic hub with a large sea port and a mercantile tradition. A city of which one could never tire, Barcelona has everything including five miles of beaches along the Mediterranean coast and of course the famous football team who have had such great players as Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and now Lionel Messi.
Wild, humid winters and warm dry summers give Barcelona a classic Mediterranean climate and with over 68 municipal parks which play host to art exhibitions and music concerts, this is a city which celebrates the joys of being outdoors.

Barcelona’s history predates even Rome and over 2,000 years of culture have made it a world class destination which attracts visitors from all over the world. Whether you want to see opera at the Gran Teatre del Liceu or dance the night away at the annual Sonar electronic festival, there is something for every taste in Barcelona.

The city itself is testimony to Barcelona’s love affair with the great arts and many of its buildings are world heritage sites. The modern architectural theme is best represented by the unforgettable work of Antoni Gaudi, whose most famous structure is the unfinished church of Sagrada Familia. His legacy of strange, skeletal buildings are evident wherever you go.Barcelona is one of the easiest cities to get around in Europe, and once you have arrived at their international airport you can hire a car or take the metro, tram and bus system which serve the city.