Renting Car in Seesen

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Hiring a vehicle in Seesen

OrangeSmile.com combines car offers from absolutely all rental suppliers located in and around Seesen. As an aggregating system, in Germany we are able to provide reduced rental rates that are, in most of the cases, lower than you can get from the suppliers.

The search form above allows you to find these offers in Seesen on any desired period. You can also specify a return location in Germany different from the pick-up place. The maximum rental period is 30 days.

The cars for rent presented in the search results for Seesen are just example models for each specific offer. Unfortunately, for Germany we are not able to tell in advance which specific car model will be given at the desk.

Rare vehicle types, such as convertibles, sports cars, large off-road vehicles or minivans are available in Germany mostly at airports. If you are looking for such a car type, please check the airports nearest to Seesen.

We wish you the most exciting discoveries while driving around Seesen!

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Example models of vehicle types in Seesen

Mini & economy cars: Ford Fiesta, Hyundai Accent and Nissan Micra

Compact & intermediate golf-class: Ford Mondeo, Hyundai Sonata and Mercedes A Class

Full-size sedans & station wagons: Mercedes C Class, Saab 9-3 and Audi A4

Business-class limousines: BMW X3, Mercedes SLK and Mercedes C Class

Minivans & minibuses, 7-15 seats: Opel Zafira, VW Touran and Citroen Jumper 8 seater

Crossovers & off-road vehicles: Hyundai Tuscon, BMW X3 and Toyota Rav4

Cabriolets & convertibles: BMW 3 series Cabriolet, Renault Megane Cabriolet and Audi A4 Convertible

OrangeSmile.com hire offices in close proximity to Seesen

» Goslar - 16.8 km
» Salzgitter - 21.7 km
» Bad - 21.9 km

» Northeim - 24.1 km
» Alfeld - 26.2 km
» Hildesheim - 28.5 km

» Wernigerode - 42.4 km
» Göttingen - 43.4 km
» Peine - 47.4 km

Drive to large neighbour of Seesen - Braunschweig

Braunschweig: topics

Burgplatz Square is known as the center of the city. It was founded yet in the medieval times. In the 12th century the square was extended by order of Heinrich der Löwe and there was installed the monument devoted to the duke – a figure of a powerful lion. The square is also the place for the magnificent Dankwarderode Castle – a former residence of the duke. The church of St Blasius and Fiveg House are located nearby. By the way, the statue of the bronze lion installed on the square is the copy of the medieval original, which is now stored in one of halls of the local fortress. The church of St Blasius was also built by order of Heinrich to immortalize the return of the duke from Palestine. Later the church became the home for the tomb of the duke and his wife Matilda. This tomb is considered one of the most important cultural values and is recommended for visiting. Another relic stored here has truly international fame and value. This is the wooden crucifix created by Imervard. Each year thousands of pilgrims come to this church to see the legendary sacred artifact by their own eyes.

You can finish your observation of Braunschweig’s places of interest by attending an excursion to an ancient town hall – a magnificent gothic building created during medieval times. The town hall is decorated by thick and solid columns that feature the figures of great leaders of that time and their wives. Here you will see the portraits of welfian and ottonian emperors, kings and dukes who greatly influenced on the history and development of the whole country.
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