Van Hire Nottingham
Hertz at Nottingham
Sat in the very heart of England, in the busy East Midlands area with Derby and Leicester close by, Nottingham is one of England’s most famous and iconic cities. Famed for its lace-making heritage - among many other things that made it a force to be reckoned with during the Industrial Revolution - a stunning castle and its Robin Hood legend, it’s a city that still thrives today.
We make van hire in Nottingham simple with our roomy and modern vehicles, whether you need one for shopping, moving home, picking up furniture or white goods or you’re here on business. Van rental here is also extremely useful with Nottingham University and Nottingham Trent University accommodating tens of thousands of students between them.
This is a city with a lot going on, with great shopping areas and retail parks. Our Queens Drive Industrial branch sits close to the city, just to the south, giving you easy access to them or wherever else you need to go.
Pickup Locations Nottingham
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Queens Drive Industrial Estate
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-1800, Sa 0900-1300, Su closed.
Address: Unit 8 Linkmel Close,
Queens Drive Industrial EstatePhone: +44 (0) 843 309 3056**
**Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone companys access charge
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Nottingham B&Q
Opening hours:
Address: Queens Drive, , Riverside Retail Park
Phone:
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Nottingham IKEA
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Address: IKEA Way, , Giltbrook Retail Park
Phone:
Driving in and around Nottingham
If Nottingham has one thing in common with Paris, it’s the sheer number of spacious boulevards that you’ll find in the city. Many of the widest were built before cars even arrived on Nottingham’s streets, but their legacy is that many roads in the city are ideal for driving on. The ring road was recently upgraded, and the main city areas of The Park, Hockley, The Lace Market are encased by Western Boulevard, Middleton Boulevard, Clifton Boulevard, the A52, Radcliffe Road and parts of the A60. The latter starts in the city centre and then leads out north to Mansfield.
The extensive road network here puts you in close touch with nearby towns, cities and villages, as well as retail parks. The A52 leads east to Grantham and the east coast, or you can take it in a westerly direction for Derby, while the M1 skirts the western edge of Nottingham and can take you south through Leicester and as far as London. Alternatively, take it north for Leeds.
Newark-on-Trent is a short drive away - come east out of Nottingham on the A52 before joining the A46 north-east just before the market town of Bingham. It should take less than an hour to reach it.
Retail parks and DIY superstores are dotted around the city, and van rental in Nottingham makes transporting your large and bulky purchases so much easier. The city’s branch of Ikea is north-west of the city at the Giltbrook Retail Park, reached with the A610.
Closer to the city you’ll find the Castle Marina Retail Park. It’s on Castle Bridge Road, less than a mile from the centre, and has numerous furniture, sofa and bed shops. It’s not to be confused with Castle Retail Park, which is on Radford Boulevard and has a large branch of B&Q.
As you can see, Nottingham has ample shopping opportunities and van hire here makes life so much simpler.
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