Car rental in Brussels

Our aim is to make hiring a car in Brussels simple and stress-free, so we give you all the tools you need to quickly find your perfect hire car — such as a straightforward search form, handy filters and customer reviews. We also deal with car hire companies directly to bring you exclusive prices. Some of the companies we deal with in Brussels include Avis and Europcar. Whether you want to pick up at Gare du Midi or one of the many downtown locations, you will find a wide range of cars in Brussels (including luxury cars and sporty convertibles). Search Rentalcars.com next time you want to rent a car in Brussels.

We know it can be difficult to understand which car hire companies offer the best value for money, that’s why we show ratings and reviews left by previous customers next to each car listing. We ask customers to rate the supplier in seven key areas, such as the condition of the car and the efficiency of the counter staff. Many suppliers offer cars with a full-to-full fuel policy in Brussels, too — if you book a car with this policy, you will avoid hidden fuel charges as long as you drop off the car with a full tank.

Antwerp: Less than an hour’s drive from Brussels is the port city of Antwerp (Belgium’s second-oldest city). Situated on the banks of the River Scheldt, Antwerp boasts a medieval centre where you will find cobbled streets, a fortress and a spectacular Gothic cathedral which dominates the city’s skyline. If culture’s your thing, there are plenty of museums dotted around the city — including ones dedicated to fashion, diamonds and contemporary art.

Ostend: The coastal city of Ostend is around a 90-minute drive from Brussels along the E40, so escape the hustle and bustle of Brussels and spend some time at a Belgian seaside resort. Featuring an attractive promenade, a traditional pier and sandy beaches, Ostend also has a harbour area with plenty of street food vendors — making it a great place to visit if you like to experience new flavours while on your travels.

Ghent: Exuding charm and character, the beautiful city of Ghent is undeniably romantic. Visit Gravensteen Castle (which originates from the Middle Ages), then spend time discovering St. Bavo’s Cathedral — with its Romanesque, Baroque and Gothic architectural styles. For a relaxing way to see the city, book a boat trip along Ghent’s canals and admire the stunning buildings from the waterways. Ghent makes a great day trip from Brussels, since it’s less than an hour’s drive away.