Car Hire in Nancy Rail Station - Mini guide to Nancy Rail Station
Nancy Rail Station
With an ideal location on the banks of the Meurthe river, Nancy is a charming city with a friendly atmosphere. The city’s highlights include its fascinating old town with beautiful architecture and its three squares listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The Nancy Rail Station is not far from the historical centre of Nancy. The station provides services to destinations in France and in neighbouring countries. The high speed TGV trains connect Nancy to Paris, with the journey taking about 90 minutes. TER trains leave Nancy for Metz and Luxembourg and service from Nancy to Strasbourg and Germany are also available.
The Nancy Rail Station dominates the skyline in the daytime and is beautifully lit in the nighttime, highlighting its state of the art architecture. The station offers first class facilities for passengers, including car hire offices.
Nancy provides a variety of accommodations for tourists. Its nightlife is lively, with an array of pubs, bars, quaint cafés and many restaurants. The city makes an ideal base to explore the Lorraine region. The valleys of the rivers Meuse and Moselle are scenic and there are many rural villages to visit in the south.
For international travellers, Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris is the nearest airport to Nancy. A hire car is a good way to travel at your own convenience and explore Nancy and its surrounding countryside. Driving is straightforward with signposts in both English and French. Book a rental car in advance for the best rates and selection.
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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.
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