Belgium car rental - from 8€/day

Cheap vehicle hire in Belgium is currently accessible, and if you are planning a holiday to the nation, this is the best option for you. If you are traveling for business or pleasure, inexpensive vehicle hire in Belgium is an excellent way to spend your time. Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent, Limburg, and Leamington Spa are among the most popular European tourist attractions in Belgium. These are some of the most popular cities for travelers who wish to rent a vehicle and drive through the lovely countryside. However, if you wish to see some more fascinating places during your stay in Belgium, there are other big cities that provide fantastic prices on car rentals.

Top cities and tourist destinations

Brussels - Belgium's capital is located in the country's geographic center. Despite being bordered by Flanders and being officially bilingual, French is the majority language in Brussels. The ancient city features a beautiful old town, with the Grand Place as its focal point. The city serves as a type of unofficial capital of the European Union, housing several of its institutions. It is also the home of numerous international organizations, making it an international city if there ever was one. A trip to the country isn't complete unless you spend some time in the capital.

Antwerp is Belgium's second-largest city, located near the Dutch border and 45 kilometers north of Brussels. It is a major cultural and commercial center in the Low Countries. It was once a hub for the diamond trade. Despite the fact that the majority of diamond labor is now done in low-wage nations, the district still accounts for more than 80% of the world's raw diamond commerce. The city is also well-known for being the birthplace of the famed painter Rubens. It's no wonder that people come to the city to immerse themselves in history through the city's architecture and museums.

Bruges fame is well-deserved, and it is unlikely to disappoint anybody but the most jaded. Its an ancient town and its canals might be one big museum, with postcard-worthy views at every corner. Aside from walking around, enjoy a boat trip around the canals. Don't bother trying to drive into the city center. There are several parking spaces and garages available immediately outside the building.

Ghent is almost as beautiful as Bruges but with a lot more life, Ghent is a must-see when in Belgium. Its central position in Flanders, as well as its smaller size compared to Brussels, making it an ideal base for visitors visiting the region. Every destination in Flanders is less than an hour's drive from the city. Ghent is a university city teeming with young people and everything that comes with them. It's also historically significant and just stunning, giving you the best of all worlds.

Liege - though not the political capital of Wallonia, Liege is the region's cultural center. The city was formerly a hub of industrial manufacturing, primarily of steel. The city underwent a significant economic collapse in the second part of the twentieth century. It has subsequently recovered and is modernizing. Aside from its industrial background, the city is worth seeing for its older history and position on the Meuse River.

Ypres has a far longer history, Ypres is most known for being the location of fighting during World War I. The city is roughly an hour and a half drive from Ghent or an hour and a half from Brussels. Memorials and cemeteries may be seen all throughout the town's surroundings. One of the most renowned is the Menin Gate in the town center, which serves as the location for the daily Last Post ceremony, a moving ritual that takes place every night at 8 p.m., rain or shine.

Spa - the town from whence the name "spa" derives is well-known for its historic spas (don't be surprised). Though the village has declined in significance, it still boasts fresh hot springs in which to bathe. Of course, it's also worthwhile to see the ancient city where many royals used to spend their pleasant holidays.

Abbeys - Belgium is well-known for its Trappist beer, which is made in abbeys by monks. There are several other abbeys located around the country. Unfortunately, it is doubtful that you will be able to visit any of the Trappist abbeys where beer is made. The monastic way of life necessitates serenity and seclusion. Some abbeys provide short walks or have eateries and motels that are open to the public. If nothing else, driving past some of them to have a look from the outside is worthwhile. Of course, there are many more breweries in Belgium that you may visit if you like. This covers both well-known brands like Stella Artois and Hoegaarden as well as lesser companies.

Car Rentals with One-Way Service in Belgium

The most common one-way rental choices for pickup in Belgium and drop-off in another country are as follows:

• From Belgium to the Netherlands, prices start at 3782 per day.
• From Belgium to Poland, prices start at 16515 per day.
• From Belgium to Germany, prices start at 4987 per day.