CAR HIRE GOTHENBURGTravel the West Coast of Sweden with Car Hire Gothenburg
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Car Hire Gothenburg is the ideal companion on your completely personalized visit to the second largest city of Sweden, Gothenburg.
We will offer you an impressive quote on a suitable car of your preference from £14.00 per day, as well as a mimimum weekly rate of only £92.00, because Rhino Car Hire Gothenburg is all about value. We will make sure you won't have to spend much to get the perfect car for your trip to this rich city.
Just choose a pick-up and a drop-off location in Gothenburg, so that you will be able to proceed with your trip. When you arrive, our friendly staff will hand you the keys to your hire car and off you go with a fully fueled tank and a map of the surrounding area at no extra cost.
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CAR RENTAL GOTHENBURG
When visiting this great city and its major landmarks, choosing Rhino Car Rental Gothenburg would be the first step to making this trip remarkable.
Renting a car is easy, but finding the best deal is not. At Car Rental Gothenburg, we provide you with the cheapest deals for your preferred car. In addition, we also provide you with a one stop quote from other car rental companies such as Europcar, Avis Rent A Car, Alamo Car Rent, and so on. That way, you can compare all the rates on your favorite car and book the car with just one click.
Once you've picked up your rental car in Gothenburg, be sure to visit Scandinavia's largest amusement park, Liseberg, to find out why over three million people visit this park per year. You can also drop by at the largest shopping centre in Scandinavia, Nordstan, which is located in central Gothenburg. If you wish to be awed, be sure to drop in at Gothenburg Opera house with its architectural designs. To make sure your visit goes as you desire, secure the vehicle of your choice in advance so that it will be ready to greet you once you arrive.
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Gothenburg Mini-Guide
With half a million people living there, Gothenburg is Sweden’s second largest city and can be found on its western coast.
Although not massive in size, Gothenburg is cultured enough to stand comparison with many European cities and has plenty of theatres, museums and restaurants (including four which have Michelin stars).
The main roads going through Gothenburg are the E6, the E45 and the E20. You can drive there from Sweden’s capital Stockholm in four hours and other Scandinavian cities are also accessible. It takes four hours to drive to Oslo in Norway, three and a half to Copenhagen in Denmark and three to the Swedish city of Malmo.
Due to the coastal position of Gothenburg it is also possible to get a boat to various locations. Try the Stena Line in you want to get to Denmark or Germany or the DFDS Torline which has space for a limited number of passengers who want to take their cars to the United Kingdom or Belgium by ferry.
Flying into Gothenburg you can arrive at Gothenburg City airport which has low cost Ryanair flights coming into it from all over Europe. Wizzair and Air Berlin also use this small airport. The other airport, Landvetter, welcomes airlines such as KLM, Lufthansa and Finnair and is 25 kilometres to the east of Gothenburg.
Visitors to Gothenburg will probably want to pick up a tourist pass which allows them to see all the sites and museums once they have paid one price up front. This includes the grand houses and historic buildings like the Gothenburg Cathedral which was built at the beginning of the 19th century and is known as Västra Hamngatan. The pass is an especially good idea as it allows you to have free parking as well – a great bonus as parking can be a bit tricky in Gothenburg.
While in Sweden you should get a boat or yacht from Gothenburg and explore the archipelago of beautiful islands nearby.
One place which will definitely give you an adrenaline rush is the Liseberg, the biggest Scandinavian theme park and main tourist attraction in Sweden. The wooden roller coaster here is particularly death defying.
If you are staying in self catering accommodation and fancy eating well then the fish market is a good place to visit at the harbour. It is called Feskekôrka which means ‘Fish Church’ due to the shape of the building.
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