Car rental in Seville

Seville is a popular destination and can be best explored by hired car. After all, it is not only the capital of the Autonomous Region of Andalusia. The fourth-largest city in Spain also serves as a metropolis for the province of Seville with the same name. By the way, it is said to have been Heracles who founded Seville. The Greek hero was one of the strongest men of his time and gave the metropolis a legend. Today Seville has about 700,000 inhabitants. If you want to explore Seville and its surroundings by hired car, you are spoilt for choice among the many beautiful destinations that are worth a visit. There are plenty of car hire companies and offers that we compare for you to help you find your best deal.

Visitors who hire a car to visit Spain and travel through Andalusia will not miss out on a typical landscape. Gorgeous hideout is the Parque Nacional Coto de Donana, which is definitly worth a visit. It is the largest national park in Spain and can be reached by car from Seville within an hour. For those who are not familiar with the town of Huelva, follow the A 49 motorway. If you follow the signs, you cannot miss the National Park. For a drive through the park it is worthwhile to bring a blanket and a nice picnic. Also bring equipment for bathing and snorkeling, if you have some, as there is Matalascanas, a huge beach in the park. This beach is perfect for a rest to restore. Apart from that, the park impresses with its rich flora and fauna and many other attractions for a nice day. There are lynxes, wild horses and flamingos. For a visit to the Parque Nacional Coto de Donana it is best to hire a car.

The first thing most visitors notice is the colorful life on the streets. This little hustle and bustle creates a very typical Spanish atmosphere. Restaurants, cafés and bars entice along the road and invite you to stop and linger. If you want to get to know the Andalusian capital, take your hired car for some nice rounds through the streets and alleys. The architecture of the metropolis is extraordinary simply because the silhouette of the city is hardly dominated by tall buildings. Anyone who rides through the city in a hired car and does not choose the Alcazar from the number of tourist attractions has not seen one of the most remarkable sights. The ensemble is part of the history of the Spanish kings. Because it's a city palace. Alcazar belongs to the royal family. Incidentally, the origins of this palace go back to the time of the Moors. It is worth to get out of the car and look at the old walls. Perhaps you might also meet the King of Spain by chance.