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The UK is an exciting destination offering myriad travel opportunities. From action-packed city breaks in London, Belfast, Edinburgh and Cardiff to relaxing retreats in the country shires and active holidays in the sweeping glens of Scotland and the rugged peaks of Wales, the UK offers something for everyone. UK car rental is by far the best way to take advantage of this extraordinary land.

With car hire UK, you'll be free to stop off here, there and everywhere, whether the purpose of your pit stop is a traditional cosy pub lunch or a stroll around a medieval market town. Of course, that's without even mentioning the gently rolling hills and dales or the frenetic capitals.

Wherever you travel with car hire UK, you'll discover a range of historic attractions, from beautiful, ornate cathedrals to state of the art museums and galleries.

London, the UK's vibrant capital is a city that needs little introduction. As one of the world's most visited cities, you'll find it is home to a first-class, multi-cultural mix of shops, theatres, restaurants and bars. Other major cities worth visiting in the UK include the sprawling northwest cities of Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle and Birmingham. All are home to an equally exciting range of shopping, sporting and historical attractions.

Heading north to Scotland, you'll find a treasure trove of attractions jammed into quite a small area. Edinburgh and Glasgow and their surrounding countryside are wonderful places to explore with UK car rental. If you're curious to sample the local cuisine but you're not brave enough to try haggis, you'll find plenty of other tasty dishes on the menu including Aberdeen Angus beef and Dumfries & Galloway smoked salmon. In the Highlands and Northern Islands, you'll be spoilt for choice in terms of fish and seafood.

Heading back south, a two-hour drive from Heathrow Airport will take you to Wales, the home of the famous lilting valleys, castles and rugby

Like Scotland, Wales may be small, but what it lacks in area, it more than makes up for with its colourful culture and landscapes, including three National Parks and five designated areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. All in all, Wales is just 170 miles from north to south and 60 miles east to west. The native language, Welsh, is spoken by the vast majority of Welsh people and is considered to be one of the oldest languages in the world.

Across the water in Northern Ireland, is the UK's most compact country. Situated in the northeast corner of Ireland, Northern Ireland is one of the easiest destinations to travel around with car hire UK, offering a wonderful selection of mountains, glens and World Heritage sites.

US drivers should be aware that when renting a car in the UK, you should ensure that you reserve an automatic transmission if this is what you're accustomed to driving. Unless you select an automatic when booking, you may end up with an unsuitable manual drive.