Car Hire Thessaloniki (Salonica) Downtown - Book And Save!!

Nova provides cheap car hire in Thessaloniki, Greece by accessing rates of leading car rental companies and offering you the lowest price. Grab an instant quote today and receive immediate confirmation on your Thessaloniki car rental.

Pay a small deposit up front today and pay the balance on arrival at the car rental desk in downtown Thessaloniki (Salonica).

Your Thessaloniki car hire Package Includes

• 3rd Party Insurance
• Vehicle Damage Cover (to a fixed amount)
• Theft Protection
• Airport & Location Taxes
• Unlimited Mileage
• 24-hour Roadside Assistance

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How/ When/ Where/ To Pick Up Your Car Hire in Thessaloniki, Downtown

Once you have booked your car hire securely online, you will receive a booking confirmation voucher with details of the car rental company with which you have booked. This will include full address and hours of business of the car rental company in Thessaloniki. Please remember to bring your booking confirmation voucher and drivers licence to the rental desk when picking up your vehicle.

Car rental Thessaloniki - Guide to Thessaloniki, Greece

Thessaloniki is regarded as one of the oldest cities in Europe and is also the second largest city in Greece after Athens. Considered to be northern Greece's cultural and educational centre and the city's university, Aristotle University, is the largest in Greece. It is also a major transportation hub for southeastern Europe and its commercial port is of vital importance to Greece. The city is host to some of the most important events and festivals in Greece. Of particular note are the International Trade Fair and The Thessaloniki International Film Festival.

Opposite the city's international fairgrounds is one of the most impressive museums in Europe. Thessaloniki's Archaeology Museum includes treasures of the tomb of Alexander the Great's father, Phillip of Macedon. Just south of the Archaelogy Museum is one of Salonica's most famous landmarks The White Tower. This was originally built as part of the city walls and now houses a museum displaying Byzantine art and many artefacts from Thessalokiki's historical past.