Burnley car hire

Packed with history and located in the beautiful South Pennine countryside, it is well worth visiting Burnley. Car rental will ensure you get to see all of the highlights.

Burnley is an old market town which dates back to 1294. During your stay, browse the market stalls where you can purchase a range of products from fruit and vegetables to clothes and jewellery...

History lovers will revel in Burnley's past. The Lancashire town is famous for the only remaining steam-driven weaving shed in the world. Queen Street Mill, built in 1894, is now a museum owned by the council and was used in a scene for Oscar winning film, The King's Speech, in 2010.

There are more historical sites to visit in Burnley, including Towneley Hall. Dating back to the 16th century, the hall is decorated with oil paintings and sculptures in each of its period rooms and was home to the Towneley family for nearly five centuries.

Next to the old hall is the Museum of Local History, which exhibits the stories of local Burnley people and is an interesting visit.

Both the hall and museum are situated in Towneley Park which is the largest in Burnley. It boasts wide-open spaces and is a great place to visit all year round. There is an opportunity to play golf, tennis and bowls, or take a walk through the woods and have fun taking part in the sculpture trail.

The 127-mile long Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes through Burnley and a taking a boat trip along it will guarantee beautiful views of the Pennines. Burnley also possesses charming reservoirs that are excellent for walkers. Cant Clough, Clowbridge, Colwell and Hurstwood are all reachable with your hire car and are a great way to enjoy the great outdoors.

Pick up your hire car in Burnley from a convenient downtown location. To find the best deal, compare prices using our search gadget to the left.

Although there is plenty to do in Burnley, car hire will enable you to explore the surrounding area...

On Burnley's doorstep is the stunning Pennine countryside, so be sure to explore the scenery with your rental car. Burnley is not the only place to visit in the area though; Haworth, Hebden Bridge and Skipton are all accessible and are a must visit during your stay.

The moors are thought to be the inspiration for the Bronte sisters' classic novels and their home, Haworth, is just a 40-minute drive from Burnley where you can find the Bronte Parsonage Museum.

Burnley is also a gateway to the North. Just 20 miles from Burnley are Manchester and Preston. Leeds is just over an hour away, as is Liverpool.

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