BOSTON AIRPORT: Rent a Car / Car hire

Most car rental companies from Boston Airport require more than 25 years to rent a car, and if not, charge supplements. The basic rate per day is $ 43Use plus VAT and the weekly rate is $ 210US plus VAT. There is an additional fee of U.S. $ 0.60, plus tax, which can add up to 23% depending on where the vehicle is rented.

There are a few major highways coming to Boston. Interstate 95 (Route 128 in Massachusetts) is a main route for travel from north to south along the east coast, and connects Boston with other major cities of the east coast.

Boston Airport's Rental Car Center allows travellers to pick up and drop off rental cars at one convenient, central location. There are a lot of options to take a car:

Boston Airport Car Rental Companies

  • Advantage Rent A Car: 617-567-4140
  • Alamo: 617-561-4100
  • Avis: 617-561-3500
  • Budget: 617-497-3733
  • Dollar Rent A Car: 617-634-0006
  • Enterprise Rent A Car: 617-561-4488
  • Hertz: 617-569-7272
  • National Car Rental: 617-569-6700
  • Thrifty Car Rental: 617-568-0100

Once you have the rental car, drive around Boston is very simple.

Interstate 90 (Massachusetts Highway) runs east to west and is a toll road that connects New York Thruway Highway to Boston Airport.

Interstate 93 is the northern state of Vermont. Highway 93 (Highway Southeast Express) connects Boston with different areas south of the city.

Boston is one of the oldest towns and culturally significant United States.

Theindispensable sites in the city are: the historic commercial district of Beacon Hill Quincy Market, which hosts music festivals outdoors in summer and welcomes an audience of different ages.

To visit, you can use public trasnsport or own car.

Its pedestrian streets are surrounded by excellent restaurants, pubs and shops. And Prudential Center, where he is one of the best restaurants, and Harvard University.

With only three hours by car, is New York fashion mecca.

The variety of people makes the trip more interesting. Its impressive skyscrapers like the Empire State Building or Rockefeller Center contribute it.

Just as the famous 5th Avenue with its shops and where to find St. Patrick's Cathedral and Central Park.