Car rental in Dole

What to see

Historical Marvels

Dole is brimming with historical sites that are sure to fascinate the history enthusiast in you. The Collegiate Church of Our Lady, an imposing gothic masterpiece, is worth a visit. Driving up the winding Rue des Vieilles Boucheries will take you to the statue of Louis Pasteur, Dole’s famous son, where you can savour panoramic views of the city.

Scenic Routes

The region around Dole is famous for its scenic driving routes. Take the route to Arbois, a town renowned for its vineyards. It’s roughly an hour-long drive, but you can stop in between at waterfalls, fortresses and charming villages.

Life in Dole

Life in Dole beats to a leisurely rhythm. Mornings are for shopping at local markets, which offer the best of regional produce. Afternoons are for lazy strolls along the canalside. In the evenings, wine and dine at the riverside restaurants that serve up some delicious traditional dishes.

Road Rules

Driving on the right might be new for visitors from the UK. Seat belts are a must for all occupants and driving above the legally set speed limit of 50km/hr in the city may result in a fine. Avoid using handheld electronic devices whilst driving. Free parking is available but limited- hiring a small-size car will make finding parking much easier.

Surrounding Areas

Don't limit yourself to Dole alone. With a rental car, you have the freedom to explore the charming towns around Dole. Visit Salins-les-Bains, the world heritage salt town, or Besançon with its impressive citadel. Why not cross the Swiss border and visit Geneva?

Weather & Best Time to Visit

Dole enjoys a temperate climate. July and August are the warmest months and the best time for outdoor activities.