Renting Car in Reading

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Hiring a vehicle in Reading

OrangeSmile.com combines car offers from absolutely all rental suppliers located in and around Reading. As an aggregating system, in Great Britain 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 Reading on any desired period. You can also specify a return location in Great Britain different from the pick-up place. The maximum rental period is 30 days.

The cars for rent presented in the search results for Reading are just example models for each specific offer. Unfortunately, for Great Britain 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 Great Britain mostly at airports. If you are looking for such a car type, please check the airports nearest to Reading.

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

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Example models of vehicle types in Reading

Mini & economy cars: Hyundai Accent, Hyundai Getz and Nissan Micra

Compact & intermediate golf-class: Ford Focus, VW Golf and Opel Astra

Full-size sedans & station wagons: Volvo V50, Renault Scenic and Honda Accord

Business-class limousines: Mercedes SLK, Audi A5 Sportback and Mercedes C Class

Minivans & minibuses, 7-15 seats: Peugeot 807 7 seater, VW Touran and Citroen C8 Tdi

Crossovers & off-road vehicles: BMW X3, BMW X5 and Toyota Rav4

Cabriolets & convertibles: Peugeot 206 Cabriolet, Renault Megane Cabriolet and Audi A3 Convertible

OrangeSmile.com hire offices in close proximity to Reading

» Basingstoke - 18.6 km
» Bracknell - 19.8 km
» High Wycombe - 22 km

» Newbury - 23.4 km
» Farnborough - 27.2 km
» Slough - 29 km

» Oxford - 33 km
» Woking - 33.4 km
» Godalming - 38.2 km

Use your car to explore sights of Reading

Reading: topics

In the Middle Ages the city of Reading was a significant political and religious center of the country. In the 12th century an abbey was established on its territory, and it was the most significant and rich in the country at that time. Today the Reading abbey is the main symbol of the city and one of its remarkable sites. In the middle of the 16th century the powerful abbey was abandoned, so local folks unbricked its building and used the bricks for house building.

Despite the fact that the abbey was destroyed many centuries ago the ruins of its scale construction still impress tourists and city guests. In close vicinity to the ruins of abbey tourists will find majestic Forbury Gardens, which were established in the middle of the 19th century. The main decoration of the Victorian park is a stone statue being the restoration of the Maiwand Lion. This memorial was established as a tribute to the memory of the dead in the Afghan war.

Near the abbey tourists will discover another significant religious landmark being the St. Laurence’s Church. The church has preserved its initial look till nowadays, being an interesting place to visit and explore considering its archeological value. Another remarkable historical building siding with the abbey is the Prison of Reading. Oscar Wilde served his sentence exactly in this prison. This fact has added to the worldwide popularity of the house. The most popular cultural establishment of the city is located in the city center. The Museum of Reading is open for public every day featuring free entrance. The museum exposition is devoted to the most important historical events, among the showpieces of the collection tourists will see age-old books and maps, historical documents and armory.
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