Car Hire Marseille
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* Rates include tax and are based on a 7 day rental from 20/05/2019-27/05/2019 at Marseille
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Hertz Car Hire in Marseille
As one of Europe’s most colourful cities, the exciting port of Marseilles is a perfect base for exploring the world famous French Riviera and the Provence region. The best way to get around the city and explore the surrounding area is with a hire car.
We’ve got convenient car hire pick-up locations all across the region including the airport, the railway station and the heart of the city centre. Whether you’re visiting the city for business or pleasure we’ll be able to get you in a car and on your way as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Pickup Locations Marseille
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Vitrolles-Site Roquebrune
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-1200 1400-1800, Sa 0800-1200, Su closed
Address: 57 Boulevard de l'Europe,
ZI Les EstroublansPhone: +33 (0) 4 42 10 43 91
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Gare St Charles TGV Train Station
Opening hours: Mo-Th 0800-2030, Fr 0800-2230, Sa 0800-1800, Su 1000-2000.
Address: 31 Boulevard Voltaire
Phone: +33 (0) 4 91 05 51 20
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Marseille Airport
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0700-2400, Sa 0730-2400. Su 0800-2400
Address: Provence Airport
Phone: +33 (0) 825 091 313
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152-154 Boulevard Rabatau Daniel Matalon
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-1230 1330-1900, Sa 0800-1230 1400-1800, Su closed
Address: 152-154 Boulevard Rabatau Daniel Matalon
Phone: +33 (0) 4 91 79 22 06
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83 Boulevard National
Opening hours: Mo-Th 0800-1200 1400-1800, Fr 0800-1200 1400-1900, Sa 1700-1800, Su closed.
Address: 83 Boulevard National
Phone: +33 (0) 4 91 14 04 20
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A quick guide to Marseille
France’s second city may not have an Eiffel Tower but it has a joyous character and vibrant style in abundance. It’s full of more restaurants, shops and galleries than anyone will have time to visit. Add in the Mediterranean climate and interesting coastline and beaches, and you have all the ingredients of a great destination.
Even better, Marseilles stands right between the Cote D’Azur and the Camargue, two of the best tourist regions in France, so it’s the perfect base for touring the sights of the region.
Old Marseilles
It’s has been a major port on the Mediterranean for centuries and has grown back into the hills from its historic waterfront. This old harbour was used by the Romans 2,000 years ago and is still the natural heart of the city. You’ll see that images of Marseilles always feature the water, the boats and the old quayside buildings.
In this lively area you can wander round the old Victorian stone lighthouse, travel across the harbour on the historic ferry and step inside one of France’s oldest church, the Abbey of St Victor which dates back to the 5th Century. The old port is also the best place to catch boat trips to outlying islands or sightseeing along the coast.
Leading back from the quay is the Canebière, the main street of the city. Some call it the Champs Elysee of Marseilles and you’ll find grand shops and places to eat along this colourful tree-lined street. Head uphill to find the Panier district of narrow streets, hidden squares and pavement cafes.
Out and about in the area
To the west is the mouth of the River Rhone in the unique delta landscape of the Camargue. This protected Nature Park is an inspiring flat landscape famous for the roaming herds of white horses. Nearby is the pretty town of Arles, made famous by a Vincent Van Goch painting ‘Café Terrace at Night’, and you can still visit the café he painted in 1888. It’s a short drive inland along the Rhone to Avignon, with its unfinished bridge and imposing papal palace.
To the east, you can drive from Marseilles to the resorts of the Riviera. Glamorous St Tropez, affluent Antibes and charming Nice are all within reach. Even the tiny principality of Monaco with its billionaires’ yachts, world-famous casino and Michelin-starred restaurants is within a half-day’s drive.
