Brive-la-Gaillarde Car Rental

Traveling by car is the ideal means of transport for visiting Brive and its surrounding area. Located in the town center, the Brive rental branch offers a full range of rental vehicles. Passenger cars are available for tourists wishing to visit Brive and the surrounding towns. The branch also has minivans and SUVs available, which are more practical for group travel. Vehicles of this type are also available at the Brive Airport branch and are ideal for quick access to Brive town center. The town center branch also offers several models of vans for removals, luggage transport, or professional use.

Enterprise offers different models of car depending on the number of passengers and the desired use. Passenger cars can accommodate up to five passengers. Groups of five to nine people should opt for a minivan or people carrier instead. For longer journeys through the forests of Corrèze, Enterprise also offers fuel-efficient SUV vehicles. To reserve a vehicle with ease and secure the best prices it is recommended that you go to the Enterprise website. The site includes the full range of rental vehicles available in the two branches in Brive.

Located 16 km south of the city, Brive-Souillac Airport offers connections to Paris-Orly, Ajaccio, and London-Stansted for low-cost airlines. It is frequented by tourists who come to admire the exceptional landscape of the Dordogne Valley, and also by business travelers. Indeed, in addition to the rich heritage that surrounds it, Brive is a major economic hub of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The Brive Airport car rental branch allows travelers to reach the town center and visit the surrounding area. The branch offers a wide selection of passenger vehicles, minivans, and SUVs.

The Brive region boasts a remarkable tourist heritage that attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year. Accessible by car and located a few dozen kilometers from Brive are the villages of Saint-Robert and Turenne, reputed to be among the most beautiful in France. Halfway between the town and the airport is Lac de Causse, a popular water recreation site for vacationers. A ten-minute drive from Brive are the Colette Gardens and their giant maze, a flagship tourist attraction in Brive-la-Gaillarde.

Three busy boulevards in Brive form a small loop around the historic heart of the town. Several departmental roads that connect Brive to the surrounding sites lead to this loop. Two highways connected to the loop provide access to the train station and airport. As for parking, four of the largest parking lots in the city are located on either side of this loop. Rates and times are available on the town's website.