Renting Car in Langenthal

Langenthal map with rental points nearby

Hiring a vehicle in Langenthal

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

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

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

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Example models of vehicle types in Langenthal

Mini & economy cars: Opel Corsa, Nissan Micra and Hyundai Getz

Compact & intermediate golf-class: Toyota Avensis, Ford Mondeo and Audi A3

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

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

Minivans & minibuses, 7-15 seats: Peugeot 807 7 seater, Opel Zafira and Mercedes Vito

Crossovers & off-road vehicles: Hyundai Santa Fe, Toyota Rav4 and BMW X5

Cabriolets & convertibles: Peugeot 206 Cabriolet, BMW 3 series Cabriolet and Suzuki Jimny

OrangeSmile.com hire offices in close proximity to Langenthal

» Solothurn-zuchwil - 16.1 km
» Aarau - 27.9 km
» Buchs - 29.7 km

» Pratteln - 34.9 km
» Schinznach - 37.8 km
» Bern - 39.1 km

» Basel - 39.2 km
» Biel - 39.8 km
» Liebefeld - 41.4 km

Drive to large neighbour of Langenthal - Zurich

Zurich: topics

The Fraumunster Abbey.
Fraumünster is a former monastery church, located in Munster Square. It was founded by the grandson of Karl the Great, Ludwig the German. The church was a gift to his daughter Hildegard, who became the abbess of the monastery. During its centuries long history the church has undergone numerous changes. Its design has become the mix of different architectural styles - the naves of the church are made in the Gothic style, its transept features the early Gothic style, and its choirs are made in the late Romanesque style. The Fraumünster Abbey is mostly known for five stained glass windows made by Marc Chagall. Each of these windows has its own theme and its own color. The north wing of the cross aisle is the location of a large stained glass window with a huge image of paradise. The author of this masterpiece was Augusto Giacometti. In the end of the last century the site of the monastery was occupied by the City Hall. All that has left from the church is just a covered gallery around the cloister.

Grossmunster Cathedral.
Grossmünster Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Zurich. According to a legend, it was founded by Charles the Great in the beginning of the IX century on the site of the tomb of Felix and Regula, Christian martyrs who were executed by the Romans, but they miraculously got up and, holding their heads in their hands, walked to the hill. There, on the hill, they prayed and then died. This magic hill was chosen as the place for the cathedral. The construction of the Roman-Gothic church was started in 1100. However, the building was finished only in the XV century. Humanist Ulrich Zwingli used the pulpit of Grossmünster to spread his ideas of the Reformation. During this period, according to beliefs of Zwingli, all furniture and decorations were removed from the church. The large crypt of Grossmünster is the place where visitors will see a beautiful monument dedicated to Charlemagne. The monument was created in the XV century. The stained-glass windows of the church are made by Augusto Giacometti.
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