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Car hire Paris

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Popular rental locations in Paris

The following rental locations are the most popular for renting a car in Paris

Car rental companies in Paris

Below are the car rental companies in Paris with the best ratings. Compare all ratings and prices of these rental companies in one search.

  • Enterprise

    8.7 (2209)
    From £ 25 / day
  • Europcar

    8.3 (9136)
    From £ 15 / day
  • Hertz

    8.1 (7934)
    From £ 14 / day
  • National Car Rental

    8.1 (454)
    From £ 28 / day
  • Flizzr

    8 (360)
    From £ 21 / day
  • Sixt

    7.9 (3866)
    From £ 20 / day
  • Dollar Rent a Car

    7.8 (4824)
    From £ 21 / day
  • Sicily by Car

    7.2 (3491)
    From £ 12 / day
  • Alamo

    7 (9691)
    From £ 25 / day
  • FireFly Car Rental

    6.7 (4010)
    No rates available
  • RentScape

    6.2 (36)
    From £ 21 / day
  • Budget

    6.1 (10615)
    From £ 14 / day
  • Keddy By Europcar

    6 (4095)
    From £ 13 / day
  • InterRent

    6 (5827)
    No rates available
  • Avis

    5.3 (6772)
    From £ 16 / day
  • Thrifty

    4.6 (6170)
    From £ 22 / day
  • AbsoluteCar

    No reviews
    No rates available
  • Nextcar

    No reviews
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  • AVIS Car-Away

    No reviews
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  • CITROEN

    No reviews
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  • Rent a car

    8.2 (36)
    No rates available
  • liigu

    No reviews
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  • McRent

    No reviews
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  • Carwiz rent a car

    7.3 (657)
    No rates available
  • Your Rent

    7.7 (49)
    No rates available
  • Edel & Stark

    No reviews
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  • RPS Luxe

    No reviews
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  • Drivalia

    7.3 (929)
    No rates available
  • ADA

    No reviews
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  • First Car

    8.2 (662)
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Car rental companies in and around Paris

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Paris

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Paris Airport-Le Bourget
43A Bd des Batignolles
Vaugirard, 75015 Paris, France
1 Av. des Pays-Bas
1 Bis Rue Ambroise Paré
1 Rue Antonin Mercié
10 Rue Bernard Buffet
10 Rue Clément
10 Rue de la Paix
10 Rue Jean-Baptiste Pigalle
105 Rue de Lourmel, 75015 Paris, France
11 Bd Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny
11 Rue de la Gaité
111 Av. du Général de Gaulle
118 Rue de la Croix Nivert
119 Av. François Mitterrand
12 Rue Jean-Baptiste Pigalle
121 Rue Manin
124 Rue de la Convention
126 Boulevard Brune
13 Boulevard Exelmans
13 Rdpt de la Defense
136 Rue du Président Roosevelt
15 Bd de Sébastopol
15 Rue des Pyramides
15 Rue Raymond Poincaré
15 Rue Victor Baltard
150 Bd de Grenelle
155 Rue de Rennes
158 Av. Jean Lolive
162 Av. de Clichy
17 Bd Malesherbes
17 Bd Saint-Jacques
17-21 Bd Romain Rolland
177 Av. Daumesnil
181 Bd Vincent Auriol
184 Rue de Belleville
184 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin
189 Av. du Général-Leclerc
19 Rue Gaston Monmousseau
195 Bd Voltaire
2 BIS Rue du Gravier du Bac
2 Place de la Porte de Saint-Cloud
2 Rte de Corbeil
2 Rue de Compiègne
2 Rue Robert Esnault-Pelterie
20 Av. de Wagram
206 Bd Anatole France
21 Av. de la Prte de Châtillon
21 Av. Emile Zola
21 Pl. de la Madeleine
213 Blvd Vincent Auriol
22 Bd d'Alsace Lorraine
22 Rue Marcel Paul
229 Av. Gambetta
23 Rue de Constantine
24 Rue François 1er
241 Bd Voltaire
25 Rue Jean Zay
26 Rue de Saint-Quentin
27 Rue Brunel
27 Rue du Port
27 Rue Saint-Ferdinand
28 Av. Charles de Gaulle
28 Bd Gouvion-Saint-Cyr
29 Rue Emile Cordon
3 Bd Victor
3 Rue Charles de Gaulle
3 Rue du Stade Sauvanet
30 Rue Charcot
31 Rue du Commandant René Mouchotte
33 Bis Av. Édouard Vaillant
34 Av. de la République
34 Av. de Villiers
34 Pl. de la Défense
35 Rue Henri Pinson
352 Rue Lecourbe
38 Av. des Ternes, 75017 Paris, France
38 Boulevard Exelmans
39 Bd de la Gare
4 Pl. de la Défense
4 Rue de Lobau
4 Rue du Pont Neuf
41 Av. du Château
42 Av. de Saxe
42 Cr de Vincennes
42 Rue Aristide Briand
44 Cr de Vincennes
45 Av. du Maine
45 Quai d'Orsay
46 Rue de Montlhéry
5 Avenue D Italie
5 Rue Bixio
50 Bd Saint-Michel
51 Av. Georges Clemenceau
52 Rue de Tolbiac
54 Av. d'Italie
55 Rue Gabriel Péri
56 Bd Diderot
57 Rue de la Procession
57-59 Rue du Poteau
58 Rue de Neuilly
59 Av. du Maine
6 Rue des Quatre Vents
60 Rue de Ponthieu
60-62 Bd Diderot
61 Bd Macdonald
69 Rue de la Belle Étoile
70-74 Av. Aristide Briand
72 Rue de Rome
76 Bd Maxime Gorki
78 Av. des Ternes
78 Avenue Pierre Grenier
78 Bd Soult
8 Av. Foch
8 Bd Davout
8 Pl. Saint-Sulpice
80 Av. Gambetta
82 Av. de la Grande Armée
83 Rue de Tolbiac
84 Av. de Versailles
85 Rue Jeanne d'Arc
89 Rue du Colonel de Rochebrune
95 Av. du Général-Leclerc
95 Av. Gallieni
99 Av. Charles De Gaulle
99 Rue de Rivoli

Location information for Paris

Introduction

To many people, Paris is the most romantic city in the world. Paris is the biggest city in Europe after London, and Paris is together with London, New York and Tokyo one of the four largest cities in the world. Paris, the "City of Lights", is a beautiful, monumental and fascinating place to live and visit. The city has lots of recognizable buildings and monuments, even for people who have never been there, for example the Eiffel Tower, the Notre Dame, the Seine river and the Louvre.

Population

Paris is the capital of France and has about 2 million inhabitants. The city is known for its multicultural society. Since the Middle Ages, immigrants have been drawn to this city. Most Parisians are of French origin. In addition, many of the city's inhabitants come from Portugal, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, West-African countries, South-East Asia and the Caribbean.

Location

Paris is situated in the north of France, at some 150 kilometers of the Seine Bay, which borders on the English Channel. The Seine originates in the mountains to the east of the city.

Economy

Paris is the political and economic center of France. The government provides many jobs in the city. In addition, large car manufacturers like Renault and Citroen have a positive impact on the economy. Also, the city has a thriving avionics and electrical appliances industry. Today, Paris's inner city is characterized by office blocks, although many office blocks have moved to the city's suburbs. The the city is also known for its tourism. Tourism is a vital source of income for the city. Every year, millions of people from all over the world visit the "City of Light". Popular attractions are the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, Versailles, Centre Pompidou, etc. In addition, the Parisian economy also thrives on its "Articles de Paris", examples of which are jewellery, perfumes and Haute Couture. Finally, Paris is a global banking and trading center.

Airports

Paris has three airports, the first of which is Aeroport Paris-Beauvais, which is located at about 80 kilometers to the north of Paris. It processes mostly flights from low cost carriers like Ryanair, for instance from Dublin and Glasgow.

The second airport is Aeroport Roissy Charles de Gaulle, which is situated 30 kilometers to the north-east of the city. It is a large domestic and international airport.

Finally, there is Aeroport d'Orly, located 18 kilometers to the south of Paris. d'Orly is a little smaller and older that Aeroport Roissy Charles de Gaulle. It processes flights from, among others, Iberia and TAP Air Portugal.

Public transport

If you do not have a rental car at your disposal when you visit Paris, the following tips are intended to give you an idea of the public transport in and around the city of Paris.

From Aeroport Paris-Beauvais you can travel to the city by bus. This bus is synchronized with Ryanair flights. From Aeroport Roissy Charles de Gaulle the best way to reach the city is by train. You can also take the bus to the center. If you want to travel to Aeroport d'Orly, you can take either the shuttle or the train, or bus number three (free for Air France passengers). There are many ways to travel from Aeroport d'Orly to the city center. Tickets are sold on the bus. You can also take the train or shuttle.

Public transport in Paris is considered very efficient and cheap. Paris has a bus network, including night buses. It also has a subway and RER, two underground systems that are connected. We recommend that you buy a discount card, if you are not using a rental car and will have to make frequent use of the public transport system. Carte Orange is a discount card that is valid on buses as well as the metro and RER networks. You can buy a monthly or weekly card. There are more types of discount cards that you can ask about in situ.

Between March and October, there is a river boat that will take you to eight top locations, including the Notre Dame.

Traffic and Parking

Driving in Paris is quite tricky, though not impossible. The best way to move about in the city, is via the ring road, which is called the Boulevard Peripherique. In many parts of the city parking your car is a pricey business. Parking places in the street are often the cheapest, at € 1.50 to € 2 an hour. Large car parks charge around € 2.60 an hour and around € 22 per 24 hours.

In Paris, there are relatively many budget hotels. The mid-range hotels have a very good price-quality ratio. In this respect, the hotels in Paris have been called the best in Europe. There are also many luxury hotels. We recommend booking in advance, especially in the busy periods of the year, which are Spring, Summer and Christmas/New Year.

External Sources

For more information about Paris, we recommend Google, and the following external sources:

Practical information

  • Currency
    Euro
  • Driving direction
    Right
  • City speed limit
    50 km/h
  • Freeway speed limit
    90 km/h
  • Language
    French
  • Popular car category
    Economy

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