One Way Car rental Paris to Amsterdam | Cars Rental France (2024)

Paris

According to a survey conducted by SchengenVisaInfo.com signifies that the majority of tourists are planning to travel to Europe. And, France along with Germany, top the list of Schengen countries where travelers wish to visit during and also post Coronavirus pandemic. The country is full of unique attractions, culture, and cuisine. It will not be wrong if we say that Paris is the biggest Travel destination of all time. Now with the improvements in the health situation, the country has opened Eiffel tower, the Palace of Versailles, Louvre, Notre-Dame, Sacré-Cœur, Musée Rodin, and the Centre Pompidou for tourists. However, wearing a mask is mandatory, bookings in advance are a must for visiting famous museums, and also there is a constraint of 5,000 people for large venues.

Bruges

Paris to Bruges distance: 298.0 km via A1

Big on history, visiting Bruges is like walking into the bygone era. It is full of architecture from the older times with marvels like the Church of Our Lady Bruges and Basilica of the Holy Blood. In addition to its medieval buildings, tourists visit it for its cobbled streets, canals, and its various shopping venues. On your road trip, you can also visit this beautiful city in Belgium as residents from European Union, Schengen countries, and the United Kingdom are free to travel here. Travelers outside the Schengen Countries are required to practice social distancing and stay home quarantine for 14 days.

Ghent

Bruges to Ghent distance: 51.3 km via E40

Sitting on the joining of two rivers Leie and Scheldt, Ghent is a university town, home to various festivals. Ghent’s skyline is dominated by three historic buildings, St. Bavo’s Cathedral–a Romanesque-Gothic architecture, a 14th Century Belfry, and St. Nicholas Church, which can be explored via car hire from Cars Rental France.

Brussels

Ghent to Brussels distance: 56.9 km via E40

Belgium’s capital city has a Grand-Place square at the heart of the state and other notable attractions like Manneken Pis, Atomium, Mini-Europe, and the Royal Palace of Brussels. It is also the best destination for art lovers with Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée and numerous murals throughout Brussels. Also, from June 8 onwards, the country has lifted restrictions on having contact with people outside the family. Also, restaurants and cafes are allowed to open with staff members wearing masks.

Antwerp

Brussels to Antwerp distance: 57.8 km via E19

With a history that dates back to the Middle Ages, Antwerp is an intriguing place with great experiences. Cathedral of Our Lady Antwerp, Stadsparks, the Rubens House, and Zoo Antwerp are some of its many attractions that you can explore while checking out the city’s cuisine and shopping scene. Known as the ‘Cool Capital’, ‘Antwerp Six’ & the Royal Academy of Fine Arts are some of its world-renowned must-visits.

The Hague

Antwerp to the Hague distance: 122.7 km via A4

Situated on the North East Coast of the Netherlands, The Hague houses the United Nations International Court of Justice. It is home to Mauritshuis, the museum, which is the dwelling place of many artworks, including ‘The Girl with a pearl earring’ – one of the best artworks by Vermeer. Drive through this beautiful city and visit unique places like the wood-lined cafes along Denneweg.

Amsterdam

The Hague to Amsterdam distance: 64.9 km via A4

Netherlands’ capital city, Amsterdam, is noted for its many attractions and is home to some of the best museums that grace the city’s much-loved Museum Districts. As of now, the borders of Netherlands are open for travelers only from the European Union and Schengen Countries except Sweden and the United Kingdom. The Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House, Dam Square, and Jordaan are some of its worth visiting attractions and destinations here.