Valladolid Car Rental

Our fleet features modern and clean vehicles from top automakers, including Peugeot, Ford, Toyota, Opel, Renault and Volkswagen. Regardless of your budget, we have a car that will meet your needs whether you are traveling alone or with a large group. We have mini and compact cars as well as larger sedans and station wagons. For added comfort, we have spacious and powerful SUVs. We also supply people carriers for travelers visiting Valladolid with family or friends. Experience less traveled routes across the dramatic plains around Valladolid or create your own itinerary to see the historic region’s picture-perfect cities and towns.

With rental branches across the county, Enterprise offers cheap car rental from convenient, accessible locations. Our large fleet of new vehicles includes great value economy and compact cars, sporty SUVs and spacious people carriers. Whether you need a vehicle for a single day or longer, Enterprise Rent-A-Car has the perfect car to suit your needs. Book online from our Valladolid branch to guarantee your choice of vehicle at the best possible price.

Moving house or just moving furniture? Enterprise has you covered with a range of vans from our Valladolid branch. From smaller passenger vans to larger commercial vans, book online from our Valladolid van rental page to reserve your perfect vehicle at an unbeatable price.

Our location at Valladolid Airport boasts a fine selection of cars for your holiday in Spain. The airport is located north-west of the city center and is connected to Valladolid by the N-61 road and the A-6 motorway. Once you collect your bags, our desk is close to the arrivals area and your car is steps away to ensure you will be on the road in no time. From the airport, the city center is just a twenty-minute drive away.

Renting a car is a comfortable and flexible way to explore nearby destinations. About 5 kilometres from Valladolid in the village of Penafiel is the Museo del Vino. Housed in an eleventh-century castle, the museum is dedicated to the history and evolution of wine. Medina del Campo is less than an hour’s drive from Valladolid. A center of power and influence, the medieval town was the summer residence of Queen Isabell II. You can also visit the Castillo de la Mota and the Santa Maria del Castillo castle.

Valladolid is just over an hour north-east of Salamanca. The city is home to spectacular renaissance buildings created from sandstone, creating a gorgeous gold and pink wonderland as the sun sets. The twelfth century Old Cathedral and the New Cathedral, which was building between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, are must-see attractions in the city. The Plaza Mayor is also a bustling hub of life with cafes and restaurants in the heart of Salamanca. Valladolid is also a two-hour drive north-west of Madrid, Spain’s capital and largest city. With a car from Enterprise, you will experience more of Castilla y Leon and have the flexibility to discover more of Spain with easy day trips from the city.

Congestion is relatively light in comparison to other major cities in Spain, especially Barcelona and Madrid. At the same time, traffic may be an issue during peak periods especially on the A-62 and VA-3 around Valladolid. The city center has several narrow and one-way roads that may become congested with cars and people. On-street parking in Valladolid’s city center is limited, although there are several car parks. Car parks are found at the Plaza Mayor as well as the Plaza de Colon near Campo Grande, Plaza de Espana and Plaza de Portugalete. Other city-center car parks are located at Paseo de Isabel la Catolica, Calle de los Doctrinos, Called de Santiago, and Calle de Alonso Pesquera.