Car rental in Charleroi

Search Rentalcars.com whenever you are looking for cheap car hire in Charleroi, Belgium. You will find a great choice of cars on our site, from all the major rental brands — including Hertz, Avis and Europcar. Our team negotiate with these brands to secure fantastic prices you won’t find anywhere else. In fact, in the unlikely event that you do find the same car with the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we will beat the quote as part of our Best Price Guarantee. We make it easy to find your ideal car — just use the search form to tell us when you want to rent, and we will compare prices across a range of cars. You can then filter the listings based on your needs.

We are completely impartial, with no bias towards any of the companies we deal in Charleroi. With this in mind, we show customer ratings and reviews next to each listing. We ask customers to rate the supplier in seven key areas, including the condition of the car, the speed of pick-up and drop-off and the efficiency of the counter staff. Their feedback will help you see which brands people trust and recommend the most. However, we are pleased to say the majority of the companies who supply cars for us in Charleroi have been rated as ‘excellent’.

Brussels: An hour’s drive north of Charleroi is the Belgian capital of Brussels. Home to the European Union, Brussels is a foodie heaven and a centre for art. If you only have a few hours, make sure you see the Grand-Place (one of the most beautiful town squares in Europe) or the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.

Waterloo: Belgium has been a theatre of war for centuries, and Waterloo is where the Duke of Wellington finally defeated Napoleon in 1815. Today, you can visit the battlefield, Napoleon’s Headquarters and the Wellington Museum. Waterloo is an affluent suburb of Brussels, and there are plenty of shops and fine dining restaurants in this historically defining town.

Ghent: The Flemish city of Ghent is just over 100 kilometres from Charleroi. Most of the population here speak Dutch, but many can speak English and French. Ghent is one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, with stunning medieval architecture, picturesque canals and a spectacular free summer music festival.

In Belgium, drivers must give way to vehicles coming from the right.

In Belgium, you’re required to turn off your engine when in stationary traffic.

In urban areas of Charleroi, you can only park in ‘Blue Zones’. You must buy a parking disc from a petrol station in order to park in these zones.