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When you hire a car in France through Webcarhire, you are guaranteed to receive a dependable car from an established and worthy brand and at a reasonable cost.

Whether you require last minute car hire at Paris International Airport or Nice Railway Station, Webcarhire has a range of hire cars throughout France. Webcarhire provides you with the options from premier car hire companies like National Citer, Europcar and Budget.

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Get our last minute car hire in France with webcarhire. We have negotiated the best rates for our customers at more than 200 car hire location right across France and worked hard to negotiate the best rates for your car hire needs worldwide.

Travel Tips in France

France's landscape is a tantalising treat of vineyards and orchards, snow-capped mountains, rivers and a vast coastal line. Hiring a car in France provides you the opportunity to explore all the treasures it is famous for - its glorious countryside, exciting cities, great food and wine - at your own leisure, while also allowing you to delve into more remote parts of France that aren't easily accessible by train, bus or plane. France's good quality, winding roads, make this a pleasure, and the country has one of the densest highway networks in all of Europe. European motorways are renowned for traffic speed, therefore a more powerful vehicle is better suited to the driving conditions, as well as to your comfort. Take note that parking and traffic in the cities can be difficult, therefore in the case of day touring from a central base when you will not be transporting your luggage, a smaller vehicle suitable for the number of passengers will be more than adequate.

France Attractions

Here are some of the must-see sights for which France is famous for;

  • Eiffel Tower: Made of 10,000 tonnes of iron, this tower is unquestionably the most famous French landmark, if not European monument, receiving six million visitors per year. Once climbed (by stairs or elevator), the Eiffel Tower offers outstanding views of Paris, as well as restaurant dining.
  • Arc de Triomphe:Another Paris landmark, the Arc de Triomphe is the world's largest traffic roundabout and triumphal arch. From the viewing platform, one can see the twelve avenues of place de l'Etoile, including Champs-Elysees.
  • Chateau de Versailles:The site of kings, queens and revolutionary upheaval, this grand chateau is the most famous in all of France. Located in the suburb of Versailles, just 21km southwest of Paris, this is a truly fascinating introduction to French history, and the lavish architecture and manicured, lush grounds are a marvel.
  • Basilique Notre Dame d eFourviere: Located in Lyon, France's second largest city and capital of the Rhone-Alpes region, this Basilica is a grand statement of religious French architecture which dominated during the late 19th century.
  • Musee Claude Monet: This is the home, studio and gardens of the famous impressionist painter, Claude Monet. Hidden in the small town of Giverny, the museum and gardens provide an intimate picture of colour and light, from the which the great painter found his inspiration.

When to Travel France

Paris has a far more temperate climate than many other European cities. Spring in Paris is often considered the best time to visit, with ideal temperatures for sightseeing, although you should be prepared for some showers. The region surrounding Bordeaux has a mild climate with warm, dry weather averaging 170 days of sunshine a year. The Mediterranean coast has the driest climate with any rain falling in the spring or autumn. Autumn is the best time to visit the Southern Alps which enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate.

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