Car Hire Aarhus - Mini guide to Aarhus
Aarhus is the second major city in Denmark. It is situated on the eastern border of Jylland or Jutland peninsula and this is the only division of the country that is attached to the mainland of Europe. There are many places worth visiting in Aarhus; the two 13th Century cathedrals, a 15th century open-air museum and an art museum that is centrally located. The city is known for its university culture and buzzes with student activity all year round.
If you are planning a trip to Aarhus, its recommended that you drive yourself in the comfort and ease of a car hire and visit all the magnificent places in the city. You can stop by and marvel the lovely age-old buildings, cathedrals and City Hall. Numerous car hire companies that operate here will offer you several pick up locations and a huge car hire fleet. Cheap car hire services are available easily and with the best possible rates. Selecting a car hire rental of your choice and this would be your first step to an ideal holiday in Aarhus.
In the range of car hire vehicles to choose form are convertibles, luxury sedans, 4 x 4 car and the budget economy ones. Car hire services also offer chauffeur driven limousines in case you need a swift airport transfer. You can also choose to travel at your own speed and explore every bit of Aarhus.
You can confirm your bookings online. Most of these car hire companies offer benefits such as Vehicle Theft Waiver, Collision Damage Waiver, Liability insurance, Road Fund Tax, VAT local Tax, Unlimited Mileage, assistance in case of breakdown and Price Guarantee.
Car hire deals in: Denmark
We rent the following types of cars: Economy (Vauxhall Corsa or equiv.), Mini, Small family (Ford Focus or equiv.), Medium family (Toyota Avensis or equiv.), large family (BMW 5 series), 4x4, SUV, Convertible, Van, Sports car, Luxury cars.
Hire cheap cars from the following suppliers, Ebookers, Opodo, Avis, Expedia, Sixt, Thrifty and budget rental prices from EasyCar, Budget, Holiday Autos, Economy, 121carhire.
