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Every vacation or business trip can be made easy with a rental car, as it allows you to better allocate your time.

If you are looking for good prices and better cars, then look no further. Here at RentACarAlicante.co.uk we put the customer first, so you can be sure that the rates favor you. Even though we require a credit card for payment, if you own a debit card, you can book with us as easily, by adding the Relax insurance to your rental agreement.

The fuel policy is Full/empty, so that you must return the car with as little fuel as possible. This, of course, diminishes the drop off time to the minimum. Do not worry if you’re booking for 3 days or less, the unused fuel costs will be refunded on your credit card.

Pick up can go just as fast, especially if you choose the Express/Priority check in service that will have you done with the paperwork as little time as possible.

Regardless of the reason of your visit, be it vacation or a business trip, if you need a good a trustworthy company, you can rely on us to rent a car in Spain, for fair prices and new cars.

Tourism in Bilbao

Bilbao – the capital of Vizcaya, located in the Basque Country is a wonderful hill filled city situated in the banks of the tidal river, Nervion.

Although, originally a very industrialized town, the tourism expanded in the 1990’s, when the Guggenheim Museum was opened. Built to resemble as much as possible the waves of the river and scales of the fish when the sun shines above it, the most part of the museum is just for décor, but rest assured that along side the small permanent collection, the museum has at least one temporary collection on display. Also, just outside the museum, you can find the most famous symbol of today’s Bilbao, the flower puppy, made by Jeff Koons.

The Basque Museum is another important edifice you must include in your visiting route, as its primary focus is on the history of Euskadi – Basque motherland – and, of course, ethnography.

The Bullfighting Museum, better known as the Museo Taurino is, as advertised, dedicated to the role of bullfighting along the ages. It is built next to an actual bullring.

The churches of Bilbao are sight to be seen, as well, most of them of gothic influence. Iglesia de San Anton was built in the 15th century and is featured on Bilbao’s shield. Built by the same architect, Basilica Begona overlooks the city and is one of the most important religious symbol of Bilbao.

For a great view, you can take the Artxanda Funicular, or climb the Mallona stairs or walk the seven streets of Casco Viejo.