Rent a car in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital and the second-most visited city in the United Kingdom. Edinburgh is a hilly city overlooking the sea, with gothic buildings that still preserve their original chimneys, giving the aesthetic of a film set. Highly cultural, with a rich heritage and plentiful ghost tales, this unique city has become a tourist hot spot.
As soon as you get off the plane, head to our Edinburgh car rental office located at Edinburgh Airport itself, or pick up your ride from one of our other locations across the city. Explore the city’s history at Edinburgh Castle, royal residence and home of the Scottish Crown Jewels.
Just one hour away is the city of Glasgow, a contemporary culture gem. If you want to experience the spectacular Scottish landscapes, Loch Lomond is 2-hour drive from Edinburgh.
Reserve a car rental in Edinburgh and choose from our diverse range, from compact cars to crossovers, to explore this scenic capital city.

Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG
Watching over the city is one of oldest fortresses in Europe, home to many royal personalities over the centuries. Discover the rich history encapsulated in the castle’s walls, made by characters like James IV and Margaret Tudor, Mary Queen of Scots, Oliver Cromwell and many more. Explore the Great Hall, its displays of medieval weapons and armor, then take a quiet reflection moment in St Margaret’s Chapel – Edinburgh’s oldest building. Don’t forget to visit the Crown Room, where you will see The Honours of Scotland, Britain’s oldest Crown Jewels. If you’re driving a rental car to Edinburgh Castle, there’s plenty of nearby paid parking.

75 Belford Rd, Edinburgh EH4 3DR
Spend some time in the company of delightful pieces of contemporary art. The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is free to enter, but visits must be pre-booked. The gallery has parks, shops and cafes and contains two buildings, Modern One and Modern Two. Both buildings feature impressive collections and are home to works by Matisse, Picasso, Vuillard, Dada and many Scottish artists, along with The Stairwell Project by Richard Wright and much more.

Dean Path, Edinburgh EH4 3AY
If you want to experience some tranquility away from the busy city, take a stroll along the water of Leith in this hidden oasis situated a few minutes away from Princess Street. You will find the Dean Bridge with picturesque views of the 19th century homes and traces of the milling industry, such as mill stones and carved stone plaques featuring baked bread and pies.