Car hire in Burnley
Car hire in Burnley
The Lancashire Town of Burnley is surrounded by gorgeous countryside and is close to a number of key cities in England. Previously named the friendliest town in the UK by The Times, Burnley has a great atmosphere and plenty of attractions. You can make the most of your stay in Burnley by hiring a car.
What I need to know
A number of car hire companies are available in Burnley, offering a range of prices and vehicles. Whatever your needs, this means you'll be able to find a car the suits you at a good price. You can make it easier to get the best deal by comparing car hire in Burnley through our site. We'll show you all the cars available for your chosen dates and provide 24-hour customer support.
Where to pick up my car
It is worth noting that there is a different pick-up location for each of the car hire companies operating in Burnley. This means you should check where you'll need to go prior to booking in order to ensure that the company you choose has a convenient location. You can do this through our site.
Best Car Hire Companies Burnley
Car Hire Reviews Burnley
Where to go
There are so many interesting and beautiful places to visit in Burnley that you'll be spoilt for choice, no matter the weather. Enjoying driving out into the countryside for long walks and stunning views. Alternatively, visit any one of the fascinating historical sites or enjoy all the conveniences of the town.
Nearby Burnley
Slightly over half an hour away via the M65 is the city of Preston. As well as being a great place for a spot of shopping, it is also home to a number of interesting places that are definitely worth a visit. From the Harris Museum to Ribble Steam Railway and the beautiful Hoghton Tower, Preston is a great day out.
Longer drives
The Yorkshire city of Leeds is just over an hour away from Burnley if you take the M62. A mix of old and new, there is plenty to do in Leeds whether you want good food a bit of history or enjoy shopping. Visit the beautiful Kirkstall Abbey, enjoy any one of the great restaurants or visit the largest indoor market in Europe.
Eating and drinking
Burnley makes the most of Lancashire-grown produce, whether you're eating a meal at a local pub or a fine dining restaurant. There is a diverse range of food on offer, including a brilliant mix of cuisines, as well as nearby farmers' markets. On top of this, the county prides itself on its ale, so you'll need to try a glass or two once you've parked up for the night.
Things to do
To really appreciate the beauty surrounding Burnley, you should take a walk through the Pennines, which overlook the town. As well as stunning views, you'll also see the Singing Ringing Tree, a wind-powered sculpture that is incredibly unusual. If you want to learn about the history of the area, head to Queen Street Mill Textile Museum.
Sightseeing
A stunning and interesting place to visit while you're in Burnley is Gawthorpe Hall. An Elizabethan house, it is located on the banks of the River Calder and offers beautiful views, as well as plenty of opportunities to learn about its history. Alternatively, drive to Towneley Park to enjoy a range of Victorian and pre-Raphaelite art in a stunning location.
Car Hire Tips
Car hire pitfalls to avoid
What to know to pick up a rental car?
Car Hire Fuel Policy Explained
UK Car Hire Locations
Birmingham
Birmingham airport
Bristol
Bristol airport
East Midlands airport
Gatwick
Gatwick airport
Heathrow airport
Liverpool airport
London
Luton airport
Manchester
Manchester airport
Southampton
Stansted airport
Aberdeen
Aberdeen airport
Edinburgh
Edinburgh airport
Glasgow
Glasgow airport
Invernes
Prestwick airport
Cardiff airport
Swansea
Belfast city airport
Belfast international airport
Derry airport
null
view all