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Your Gyor 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
Picking Up Your Hire Car In Gyor
You will receive a booking confirmation voucher once your car hire reservation is confirmed. On this voucher will be full details of your booking contract, including the address and hours of business of the car rental company in Gyor. Please remember to bring this voucher along with your driving licence when picking up your rental car in Gyor.
Guide to Gyor, Hungary
Gyor is located in northwest Hungary and is the sixth largest city in the country. Gyor is an old historic city with much to see and do. To get the most out of your visit to Gyor, hire a car and see the sights at your own pace. Some of the many attractions include Town Hall and The museum of Roman Archaeology whilst 20 km from Gyor is one of the most historical monuments in Hungary, Pannonhalma Archabbey.The Cathedral of The Virgin Mary is one of Gyor's most fascinating buildings. The cathedral dates back to the 11th century and contains ceiling frescos by Franz Anton Maulbertsch. The Neo Baroque Town Hall(Városháza) has a 190ft tower and its attractive festival hall is host to some extravagant musical events for the Gyor Musical Summer program.
Head over to Széchenyi ter which is situated between Gutenburg Square and Széchenyi Square and is the centre of Gyor. Many markets, festivals and events were held here since Roman times. Admire the Lady Column in the centre of the square, commemorating the liberation of Buda from the Turks in 1683. The Church of St Ignatius is also located in this square, giving you the ideal opportunity to step inside to admire the frescos by Austrian painter Paul Troger.
