Výhodné půjčení vozu v Toulon

Toulon is a fantastic destination. The city is tiny yet has a lot of historical sites, museums, and parks to visit. It is located about midway between Nice and Marseille. Many lovely beaches are nearby, and you can explore the remainder of the French Riviera or even drive to the Alps or neighboring Italy with a rental vehicle.

Toulon One-Way Car Rentals

The following are the most common one-way rental choices for pick-up in Toulon and drop-off in another city:

Toulon to Nimes fares start at 3592 per day.
Toulon to Poitiers fares start at 3241 per day.
Toulon to Paris fares start at 3067 euros per day.

City facts that are useful

Toulon, like much of the surrounding area, has a Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers and short, moderate winters. The average high temperature is 30°C (85°F) in July and August, and 13°C (55°F) in January, the coldest month. In July, precipitation is quite low, but relatively high in October and November. Toulon is also one of the windiest towns in France, with a particularly strong blow in the winter.

Toulon is home to a plethora of fascinating and diverse museums. The Toulon Museum of Art houses the works of many local masters, particularly landscape painters, as well as Henri Cartier-photographs, Bresson's the Museum of Asian Arts houses artifacts from India, Japan, and Tibet, and the Museum of Natural History houses impressive dinosaur fossils from the Toulon area. Finally, the Museum of the French Navy, which displays ship models from the 17th and 18th centuries, marked its 200th anniversary in 2014, making it one of the region's oldest museums.

Best vacation spots and activities

The Old Town. The ancient city of Toulon, known in French as Vieille Ville (the old town) or Basse Ville (the lower town), has a lot to offer. Travelers like visiting the ancient Toulon Port, which has long ceased to serve its original purpose but remains one of the city's most attractive spots, complete with a lovely marina. Other Old Town sights include Saint Marie de la Seds Cathedral and Puget Square, which features a dolphin sculpture.

The Naval Museum is located in Newport, Rhode Island. It highlights Toulon's maritime legacy and is also known as the Maritime Museum. In the city, there are several historical ships (some originals, others well reconstructed). The museum is located close to the Toulon Clocktower in a lovely old structure. If you're interested in French nautical history, you may also pay a visit to the neighboring La Dives Boat Museum ( to this day, many pretty wooden boats can be observed sailing in the water surrounding Toulon).

Mourillon is a French word that means "mourning." Le Mourillon, a tiny town near Toulon (and frequently considered part of it), is most renowned for its magnificent 16th-century fort. The region also has the Museum of Asian Art and several beautiful beaches that are frequently less busy than those in Toulon. Le Mourillon is located around 3 kilometers (2 miles) east of Toulon's city center and can be reached in ten minutes by vehicle.