Porsche Rental in Paris

A car that exudes adventure and elegance in one powerful thrust is a car worthy of taking you on a roadtrip in fabulous northern france, the land of rich wines and sparkling champagne. Rent a Porsche in Paris, the most romantic city in the world and venture out of the city towards charming little towns, vine-covered hills and enchanting châteaux.

Get on board the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet, one of the most powerful open top sports cars on the road, and visit Dijon, located in the Burgundy region and the Côte d’Or department. Famous for much more than mustard, Dijon is a great town where you can sample Burgundian cuisine and wines as well as admire Medieval, Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

Visit Dijon’s Museum of Fine Art, which holds unique works of art by some of the world’s most famous artists in a former Ducal Palace of magnificent architecture. Walk around the historic quarter, lined with artisanal food shops selling pain d'epices, sweets and of course, the world’s best known mustard.

Visit the wineries in the northern portion of the Côte d’Or in Côte de Nuits, which produce the world’s most expensive wines, like Romanée-Conti, sold in auction in 2010 for $10,953. Indulge in decadent cuisine at La Dame d'Aquitaine, housed in a 13th century crypt, serving gourmet dishes like pigeon and duck or beef topped with foie gras. Another upscale restaurant is Les Oenophiles, which offers an extensive wine list and cheese selection to pair.

Continue your road trip aboard the Porsche Cayenne Diesel, a five door, mid-size 4X4 that marries incredible power and fuel efficiency, and visit Troyes, a charming city with an endless display of art. Admire the typical Troyan architecture when you stroll around Old Troyes. Visit the St Urbain Basilica and the St Peter’s and St Paul’s Cathedral with its 14th Century to 19th Century stained glass windows.

A Porsche car hire in Paris, like the elegant and powerful Porsche Panamera Turbo, is an incredible choice to cruise through the country roads of northern France.