Car Rental - Watford

Embrace your inner wizard on the ‘Making of Harry Potter’ studio tour at the Warner Bros. Studios in Leavesden, just a few miles north of Watford town center.

Experience the magic of the famous movie franchise as you explore these fascinating studios. Marvel at the movie sets as you wander through them. Enjoy the mystery of the Forbidden Forest, catch a glimpse of the Great Hall and be charmed by the crooked Diagon Alley.

Props and costumes are also on show, meaning you can see hundreds of potion jars, quidditch robes and wizard tuxedos from the Yule Ball up close.

Pop into the special effects department to see how some of the mythical creatures were brought to life on the big screen and don’t forget to stop by the onsite store to pick up a few special souvenirs to remember your trip by.

What’s more, parking is free here for your holiday car rental.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Watford and journey in your rental car through the beautiful Chiltern Hills to visit the lovely town of Amersham. Take a walk along the high street and marvel at the half-timbered houses and cute stores.

Quintessentially English pubs can be found in the town and make an excellent place to stop for lunch, before heading out for a hike in the hills.

Another wonderful day trip to take is to Hatfield House, a magnificent Jacobean house and gardens set in a large park only 30 minutes east of Watford town center. Built in the 17^th century by Robert Cecil, the house has been in the same family for more than 400 years.

Take your time to appreciate the splendor enjoyed by one of England’s most significant political families and afterwards enjoy delicious food in the River Cottage Kitchen & Deli.

Head down the M1 to London, one of the most iconic cities in the world. Here you can visit the must-see sights that put the capital on the map.

Enjoy the pomp and opulence of Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the Royal Family. Watch the daily Changing of the Guard, which sees red-uniformed guards marching from the palace to the sound of a brass band.

Make your way down the Mall to the River Thames where you can hop on board the London Eye, an enormous Ferris Wheel which provides spectacular views of the city.

As evening descends, head to the West End, the British version of Broadway, to watch an unforgettable performance and dine in the lively Covent Garden.