Van Hire Belfast
Hertz van hire in Belfast
Northern Ireland’s capital needs little introduction. Belfast is a thriving, busy and culturally rich city that has kept pace with the modern age through a process of regeneration. On the one hand, it celebrates its heritage – commemorating its role in the Titanic’s fateful voyage at the Titanic Visitor Centre – while on the other, it breaks fresh ground for both business and leisure industries.
Van hire in Belfast is perfect if you’re planning to shop in some of the city’s major furniture stores, or you’re looking for a spacious and reliable vehicle to pick up the items for your next big DIY project. They’re also ideal for moving home, helping a Queens University student move into their accommodation or for picking up large items you need to collect. Small businesses will find Belfast van hire a boon too – you can rent a van if you need to boost your fleet in the short term, whether you need increased capacity or if one of your own vans is being serviced or repaired.
Pickup Locations Belfast
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Belfast International Airport
Opening hours: Mo-Su 0700-2300
Address: Terminal Building, , Northern Ireland
Phone: +44 (0) 28 9442 2533
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Belfast City Airport
Opening hours: Mo-Sa 0730-2130, Su 0900-2130
Address: City Harbour Airport, , Northern Ireland
Phone: +44 (0) 28 9073 2451
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Belfast City Centre - 30 Ravenhill Road
Opening hours: Mo-Th 0800-1700, Fr 0900-1800, Sa 0900-1300, Su closed
Address: 30 Ravenhill Road,
Northern IrelandPhone: +44 (0) 28 9073 1300
Driving in and around Belfast
With several pick-up locations for van hire in Belfast – including branches at Belfast International Airport and George Best City Airport – getting into your vehicle and on your way couldn’t be easier. Belfast has excellent road links both internally and to the rest of Northern Ireland, with motorways and A-roads spraying out in all directions.
Belfast sits on the eastern edge of Northern Ireland, a port city with the River Lagan cutting through it. The main routes leading away from the city include the M1, which tracks south-west out of the city and goes past Lisburn before swinging west towards Moygashel where it becomes the A4.
The M2 takes you north from the city centre before heading north-west close to Antrim, eventually becoming first the M22 and then the A6. The south-east of Northern Ireland can be reached via the A24 and A7, while leaving the M1 to join the A1 south takes you all the way past Newry to the border with Ireland.
Finding your way around the city itself isn’t too difficult, with the horseshoe-shaped A55 acting as a ring road that circles from the west, around the south of the city, to the east. The main routes in the centre of the city are the A2, A12 and A24, all of which act as spokes from the A55.
The heart of the city has many car parks, meaning you won’t be short of anywhere to stop off. On-street parking is metered in many areas from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday, and free outside of these times and on Sundays. The local council maintains a useful list of free-to-use and charged car parks in Belfast, including opening times, location and tariffs. It’s worth noting that there are numerous pedestrianised shopping streets in the city which mean it’s beneficial to check ahead to ensure you have access for your hire van.
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