Car rental in Amiens

Getting Around - Car Hire Tips

• Pick your car class wisely. While a compact car might be perfect for city explorations, a larger sedan or SUV is ideal for road trips around the region.
• Observe the city’s driving norms. In Amiens, you drive on the right, seatbelt use is mandatory, and the legal blood alcohol content is under 0.05%.
• Parking options in the city range from street parking to designated parking lots.

Must-visit Attractions

Explore the city's many attractions that include the Hortillonnages Floating Gardens, a labyrinth of waterways amidst lush gardens, and the Jules Verne House, a tribute to the famous French author.

Experience the Climate

Amiens experiences a temperate maritime climate, with cool winters and mild summers. Travelers are advised to pack accordingly.

The Charm of Neighbourhoods

Visit Saint-Leu, a picturesque neighbourhood with colorful houses, cobbled streets, and charming canals. The Sainte Anne district offers views into the city's past with its old shops and houses.

Getting There and Away

• By Car: Amiens is well linked via the A16 and A29 autoroutes.
• By Train: The city's main station, Gare d'Amiens, offers direct links to Paris and other French cities.
• By Air: The nearest official airport is Paris Beauvais Tille Airport (BVA), located about 50km from Amiens.

Sidebar: Surrounding Cities and Countryside

Lying in the heart of the scenic Picardy region, Amiens offers easy access to Samara Historical Park, the Bay of Somme and Rouen with its beautiful old town.

Exchange and Events

The local currency is the Euro (€). Be sure to check out seasonal highlights such as the colorful Amiens Rederie, one of the largest flea markets in northern France, and the enchanting Cathedral Light Show.