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Alquiler de autos Toulouse

Oficinas de alquiler de autos de Enterprise Toulouse

In the Haute-Garonne area of south-central France is the country's fourth largest city, Toulouse, home to over one and a quarter million people, over one hundred thousand of which attend the university, founded in 1229. The city has been a regional capital since the time of the Visigoths in the fifth century, and contains many buildings of architectural interest, some of which are built with the terracotta bricks that give the town the sobriquet 'The Pink City'. Today, Toulouse is home to the European Space Programme and the economy is reliant on the aeronautics industry and the businesses that support it; many of the Airbuses currently in operation were built in the city. Toulouse has a subtropical climate, so it can be humid. Summer temperatures hover around the high 70s Fahrenheit; in winter, it seldom falls below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Toulouse-Matabiau is the main railway station; there is an unmanned metro and a comprehensive bus service operating. Local delicacies include the Toulouse sausage and cassoulet. There are two branches of Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Toulouse; Toulouse city and Toulouse Railway Station.

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Our Vehicles For Rent In Toulouse

For hatchbacks that are economical on fuel, larger sedan cars built for comfort and ease of motoring, people carriers, sporty SUVs, luxury vehicles and of course, vans of all sizes, Enterprise does them all. There is no penny-pinching on the fleet either; every car is from a leading manufacturer and undergoes a regular maintenance check to make sure that it goes out to the customer in tip-top condition. Whether you are a couple who want to drive slowly around the back roads of Haute-Garonne, or someone who fancies a four-wheel drive challenge in the Pyrenees in an SUV, Enterprise can meet your needs.

Cheap Car And Van Rental In Toulouse

Check the Enterprise website to see what is available; the best deals can be found online. The website is interactive, so you can make your booking online 24/7, and paying for your vehicle at the time you reserve it is a sure way to save money. There are no hidden extras with Enterprise; you get what you pay for, including unlimited mileage and a great backup service from a professional team. Taking all of this into account, you will be hard-pressed to find a better deal.

Airport Car Rental

Two airports serve the Toulouse area; Lasbordes is non-commercial, so it is to Blagnac that over 8 million passengers fly from destinations all over Europe and North Africa. The airport is situated just over six miles northwest of the city center. Collecting a pre-booked rental car from the airport at which you land can shorten your onward journey significantly, with no taxi queues or public transport issues to navigate. Why haul heavy luggage to buses when your car can be ready just outside the terminal building? Enterprise has a branch at Blagnac Airport.

Attractions In Toulouse

There is a lot to see and do in Toulouse, which is, after all, a major city with museums, galleries and theatres. Of particular interest is the cathedral of St Etienne and its 15 side chapels. It is not known when building commenced; there has been a church on the site since the ninth century. However, this Gothic masterpiece, with some earlier Romanesque elements, was completed in the 13th century, when a Rose Window was added. In Toulouse, ancient blends in with the very modern; there is a Roman amphitheater and a space theme park. Jardin des Plantes is a large park in the city incorporating a museum, botanical gardens and a playground for children.

Places To Visit Outside Toulouse

Grenade, 20 miles northwest of Toulouse, is somewhere to get away from it all and perhaps take a walk by the river and enjoy the pleasures this part of rural France has to offer. A drive 27 miles south on the SA-64 will take you to the market town of Carbonne on the Garonne river. Saunter through the market hall, built in the 19th century with an ironwork roof, and pay a visit to the museum close to the church of Saint Laurent. A little further south is Rieux-Volvestre, a fairy-tale village with a quaint town square in front of which is a 15th-century building currently playing home to the town hall and local museum.

Parking And Traffic Information In Toulouse

The A-68 comes into Toulouse from the northeast, the A-62 from the north, the NI-124 from the east, and the A-620 and A-61 the southwest and southeast respectively. Driving outside the city is largely unproblematic; however, if one is planning to take a car into Toulouse, it is essential to have at least an idea of the best route to your destination, avoiding the Old Town. Street parking in Toulouse is restricted during the normal working week between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m., and in any event, street parking is time-restricted. There are numerous underground car parks in Toulouse and visitors are advised to park at the Place du Capitole, which is close to the center.