Salisbury Car Hire
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Welcome to Salisbury! Hiring a car in Salisbury is easy if you book with DriveNow, because we help you find the most suitable deal for your needs.
With a range of convenient, traveller-friendly features such as zero fees and prompt customer services, we help you book your Salisbury car hire without any hassle. Our partnerships with the leading brands ensures you get the best offers available from rental companies you can trust.
Here are some more reasons why renting a car in Salisbury is more efficient with us.
Hiring a car in Salisbury with DriveNow
- Zero fees - We understand you just want to find the best rental without any extra stress or problems, so we provide our Salisbury car hire comparison service completely free of charge. You won’t need to pay any booking, agency, administration fees or any other charges to find the car you need.
- Wide range of choice - Thanks to our relationships with Budget, Europcar, SIXT, Avis and Hertz, we can offer you a wider choice in available car rentals and the confidence of booking with the most trusted names in the business.
- Ease of use - Instead of having to look through each individual rental supplier’s listings, we compile all the latest and lowest offers from each brand in a single easy-to-read grid format. This means you can instantly compare the models you’re interested in, with information about features, pricing and more at your fingertips.
- Drive away prices - Each price for your potential Salisbury car hire is displayed in the local currency of the British pound sterling, so you know exactly how much you’ll need to pay. The prices include all taxes and levies as well, aside from any optional extras you may choose or surcharges for young drivers.
What to do in Salisbury
As the home of one of the original copiers of the famed Magna Carta, the ‘Great Charter’ of medieval England, Salisbury has strong links to the history of the country as a whole.
However, that doesn’t mean it is empty of modern attractions – with a bustling local market and vibrant art scene, there’s plenty to enjoy in Salisbury.
If you are interested in taking a closer look at the Magna Carta and enjoying some beautiful early Gothic architecture, head to the Salisbury Cathedral. As well as this historic document, the cathedral itself boasts the tallest spire in England and daily services sung by angelic choristers.
They say that every road leading into Salisbury offers a perfect view of the 400 foot spire the tallest in Europe. Building of the cathedral commenced in 1220 and completed in 1258. 70 years later the spire was added. One slightly startling but amazing fact is that despite being built on essentially a flood plain it’s foundations are just a little over 4 feet deep! Once you have seen the size of this building you’ll understand how well it must have been constructed.
Salisbury’s Cathedral Close is also home to Arundells, the home of Britain’s former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath. You can see his collection of paintings, ceramics, sailing and musical memorabilia and much more.
There are a few great museums to check out here too, from the Rifles Military Museum to the Salisbury & South Wiltshire Museum, which has an award-winning Stonehenge Gallery.
For the shopping enthusiasts, a visit to the Charter Market is a must. This twice-weekly event is held on Tuesdays and Saturdays, aside from the third Tuesday in October. Here you’ll find stalls with fresh fruit and produce, clothing, knick-knacks and much more.
There are also several shopping malls and independent shops to peruse if you feel like treating yourself to a bit of retail therapy.
Of course, no visit to Salisbury would be complete without an excursion to Stonehenge, located just out of Salisbury. This mysterious stone circle has perplexed visitors for centuries, and it’s well worth a visit to experience it for yourself with a recently completed new visitor centre.
