Car Hire Seville

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Hiring a car in Seville with DriveNow

DriveNow works with only the top tier car hiring companies in Seville. Partnering with such firms as Avis, Hertz, Europcar, Budget and Sixt allows us to acquire the cheapest Seville car hire deals, alongside several pick-up locations scattered across the city, including its charming airport.

Found deep in the heart of Andalusia, southern Spain, Seville is a rare delight for those looking to soak in the sunshine of this handsome city. By hiring a vehicle with DriveNow, you can experience all the joys that Seville has to offer.

- Price

By booking with DriveNow, you'll be assured of the cheapest car rental prices in Seville. This is because we'll do all the searching on your behalf, scouring the Internet for the best deals. Additionally, we won't hide extra fees or charge surprise add-ons to you - the whole service is clear as crystal.

- Quick and convenient

Once DriveNow has found every possible deal, you'll see all the prices displayed on one screen. This easy, efficient way of going about business means that you can book your hired car in Seville straightaway, with the minimum of fuss. This will save you an inordinate amount of time and effort, meaning that you can concentrate on planning your impending Seville getaway.

- Peace of mind

DriveNow has over a decade of experience organising great value vehicle hire for thousands of customers the world over. Our esteemed reputation ensures that we can pick and choose who we work with, and only the best hire companies make the cut. This means that when you book with DriveNow, your peace of mind is assured.

What to do in Seville

Nestled neatly on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, Seville first made its fortune many moons ago as one of Spain's main ports, trading many precious jewels, metals and spices with the Americas. Spain is quite easily the sunniest of all the European countries, and Seville is its hottest city - its temperatures can average up to 34 degrees Celsius during July, and it's not uncommon for the mercury to edge past 40 throughout August.

As one of the oldest cities in Spain, Seville is home to a great many buildings that have been designated World Heritage sites, and a great deal of its streets are centuries old, unchanged in their layout that the merchants in horse and carts rode upon all those years ago. Seville isn't stuck in the past, however - those streets are vibrant, often bouncing with excitement and jam-packed with modern Andalusian culture and tradition.

The city today is an important business centre, but it's also a magnet for those seeking a little Spanish entertainment and culture. Art galleries, museums, theatres and football stadiums can all be found within the compact streets, alongside world class restaurants and outstanding bars. With its easy-to-navigate road system, Seville is an astounding city to explore in your hired vehicle.

In a city where the sunshine never seems to abate, what better way to take in some rays than a stroll around Seville's main public park? The Parque de Maria Luisa sprawls alongside Guadalquivir River just off the city centre, and forms part of the gardens of the exquisite Palace of San Telmo. The park is especially well regarded for its menagerie of bird life that extends far past the usual pigeons and ducks of other parks - expect to find parrots and doves here.

For something that marries Seville's older traditions with the new, head on down to Metropol Parasol. This intriguing structure is said to be the largest made of wood in the world, and is distinguished by the six mushroom-shaped features that house a market, antiquarian, restaurant and plaza.

The third-largest church in Europe finds its home in Seville, and what a wonder it is. Seville Cathedral is an enormous Gothic building resplendent in design, with the inside just as intricate as its exterior. The altarpiece itself is a glorious feast for the eye - it displays the life of Christ, utilising more than 1,000 figures dressed in gold leaf. What's more, in the cathedral's transept is the tomb of Christopher Columbus - the man who discovered America.