Geneva is My Favourite Treasure Trove

Eric Palmer - Travel Writer and Petrol Head Luxury Car Rental Geneva

Peaceful, calm and pretty, Geneva is always a favourite city to visit. See the city’s icon of the Jet d'Eau, the awe inspiring and fascinating Cathédrale St-Pierre or take a walk through Geneva’s old town to see historical highlights such as Rousseau’s birthplace, the city hall that is fronted by cannons and the great variety of antique shops with many intriguing wares inside. Geneva like its best antique shops, is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.

In Geneva rent a Convertible to get about this town with an unbeatable panache. Choose between the BMW 6 Series Convertible or the Aston Martin DB9 Volante, a superb hard top cabriolet. For the ease of convenience book either (or both) of these cars online and ensure that they will be made readily available to you at the location of your request. The destination is flexible and wherever you need it to be, be it Geneva International Airport (GVA), your hotel in the city such as Hotel Ibis Genève Centre Gare or Four Season Hotel des Bergues. Alternatively you may want our customer service staff to deliver your Geneva Convertible car hire at the Prime Towers or in the business district of Paquis. The choices are all yours.

Rent the Audi R8 Spyder for a drive to see Geneva’s iconic Jet d’Eau. The fountain sprouting in the midst of Lake Geneva’s bay, it is otherwise known as ‘the Rade’, a remarkable spectacle of water that reaches up 140 meters into the air. However this fountain plume originated as an occasionally releasing pressure point for the hydro-power generation system in the Rhone River. However, it assumed the unintended role of a tourist attraction after the locals took such a strong liking to it. Eventually in 1891 the city installed a permanent fountain pump, that until today is beautifully lit up at night.

With a great selection of convertible vehicles that never seems to get boring hire the BMW Z4 Roadster or the Ferrari 458 Speciale A and take to the roads of Geneva with the wind in your hair and your worries off with the wind.