Madrid Car Rental Deals

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Some of our Madrid branches like Madrid Chamartín Train Station and Madrid Nuevos Ministerios even have a selection of reliable van and truck rentals so you can achieve all sorts of transportation tasks. Haul cargo with a van rental or relocate with a moving truck, passenger vans are also available to help you organize a group outing.

A number of useful add-ons can also be included to your car rental in Madrid for an optimal drive. While booking you can tack on extras such as an additional driver or protection coverage or a GPS. Child seats suitable for babies, toddlers and small children are also available which allows you to leave yours at home. Deals can be had on other optional features as well.

Traffic Information

Madrid is the center of the national highway system and the six main roads coming from the city are marked A-1 through A-6. Roadways in Spain, especially close to Madrid are well-maintained and if there should be any construction or maintenance taking place, there is always a marked detour. While touring the city, make sure you park in a designated spot or there are numerous parking garages where you can leave your rent a car. For example, there is parking available at the Madrid Atocha Train Station, where we also have a pickup location. Parking here puts you in close proximity to various museums, like the Prado and Reina Sofia. When parking on the street, zone rules are generally more relaxed over the weekend, but prices can vary depending on where you park in the city.

Sixt Sightseeing Tips

Madrid is a very modern city, but many of its historic neighborhoods and structures have been well-preserved. The Spanish capital is lined with contemporary sculpture, some of the most famous the Fountain of Neptune, by Ventura Rodríguez and the grandiose Monument to Alfonso XII, by José Grasés Riera. The Royal Palace of Madrid, which is still the official residence of the Spanish Royal family, is an example of Madrid's rich history dating back to the early 1700s. It is possible to visit some parts of the palace, which is filled with art and fine artifacts, such as furniture and silverware. One of Madrid's most unique attractions that cannot be missed is the Temple of Debod. The ancient Egyptian shrine was originally in Aswan, but was gifted to Spain in the 1960s and reconstructed in Parque del Oeste.

Business Travel

Madrid is the second largest industrial hub in the country, known for various industries like aircraft, electrical equipment, agricultural goods. As the capital is the seat of the national government, other sectors like finance and tourism are also important to Madrid's economy. Madrid is also home to the Feria De Madrid Convention Center, home to Trade Fair Institution, IFEMA. Hosting close to 100 events per years, ranging from trade fairs to international conventions and events like Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, IFEMA has created a rich environment for international and local business in the Spanish capital.

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