Car hire Oviedo is ideal for customers in a large group such as a big family. We have cars such as the VW Touran among others. The Toyota Hilux pick up is also one of the popular vehicles we offer which can accommodate a lot of luggage. If you prefer to drive something smaller and easier to park such as the ford Fusion you can rent one of our baggage racks cheaply.

Car rental Oviedo is inclusive of unlimited miles, no matter how long you rent our cars out for. That means you can drive as far as you want at no extra cost. There is also roadside assistance as part of our excellent customer service. Therefore, in the unlikely event that something goes wrong with the vehicle, you can call on the free help of mechanics 24 hours a day.

Oviedo Mini Guide

Oviedo refers to both a municipality and a city in the north of Spain in the Asturias region. Oviedo is thought to have been founded in the eighth century by two monks. Later it was famously the site of the Siege of Oviedo during the Spanish Civil War. To get a good view of all the beautiful old buildings of Oviedo allow at least a day's worth of sight seeing. Car hire Oviedo will give you plenty of chance to drive around and get a feel for the place and Rhino has cheap vehicles readily available. It has some incredible historical buildings which are well worth seeing including some impressive Romanesque shrines. One of these is the San Julian de los Prados and another is the Santa Maria del Naranco. There are also a few incredible cathedrals in Oviedo, one of which, the Camara Santa de Oviedo is a UNESCO world heritage site. As the one time seat of Spanish royalty there are also some attractive palaces in Oviedo. Other sites worth seeing are the Foncalada and the House of the Llanes. As well as seeing some spectacular churches, stop into the museums of Oviedo to find out more about the city's fascinating history. Today Oviedo is a bustling cultural city which has an international university and a prestigious awards ceremony - the Prince of Asturias awards. In the categories of international cooperation and arts vice president Al Gore and musician Bob Dylan have both been former winners of awards.