Rent a van in Zaragoza with Autofurgo.

Get to know Zaragoza thanks to our vans

The historical past of Zaragoza is quite curious. Iberians, Romans, Jews, Muslims and Christians have left their mark on the city during its more than two thousand years of history. In Autofurgo we want our vehicles to serve our customers to approach this privileged place of the autonomous community of Aragon. Discover the rental vans!

The vans and minivans of our company are available for anything that our customers deem appropriate but if we have to choose what would be the strong point of Autofurgo there would be no possibility of error: the transport of medium and short distance and removals within the same city.

No more that to make too many miles with your private vehicle causing the consequent wear of the engine and tires and wasting money on gasoline. With our vans you will no longer have to worry about the inconveniences of travel or transportation.

Nothing more functional than renting a reliable, safe and in good condition van to carry out your move without depending on anyone. Say goodbye to the stress of borrowing a vehicle and having to return it when you have not yet finished carrying your things.

If you book a van or minivan rental with Autofurgo you decide when you pick up the vehicle and when you are going to deliver it. Check our models and conditions of service on our corporate website or by calling us so we can assist you personally. We adapt to you, so do not hesitate to contact us for guidance or orientation.

Do not hesitate, if you are looking for a van rental in Zaragoza Autofurgo is your best option!

Where to pick up and drop off your rental van in Zaragoza with Autofurgo?

With Autofurgo you can pick up and drop off your rental van at Zaragoza Airport and in central points of the capital, such as Zaragoza-Delicias Station.

Why visit Zaragoza?

Because Zaragoza, besides being a beautiful city, has the luxury of hosting one of the most visited religious centers of our country. The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of El Pilar, the largest Baroque temple in Spain, welcomes thousands of tourists on its big day, October 12.

Zaragoza is the fifth most populated city in Spain. Among its streets you can find wonderful monuments, such as the Cathedral of the Savior, the Aljafería Palace and the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of El Pilar. If you do not want to miss everything the capital has to offer, call or write to us and start enjoying a new way of renting a van.
Zaragoza also has magnificent buildings, such as the Cathedral of El Salvador, the Aljafería Palace, the Roman Wall, the Lonja and the Palace House of the Marquises of Montemuzo. Lovers of the Roman period will find great potential here. The Forum Museum, the River Port Museum, the Museum of the Public Baths and the Theater of Caesaraugusta are not to be missed.
This city also offers a pleasant walk. Enjoy its streets, businesses and people in the Plaza del Pilar, Paseo de la Independencia, Plaza de España, Plaza de Aragón, Calle Alfonso I and Plaza de San Bruno.
The typical gastronomy of the area specializes in the products of the garden, with which they prepare tasty dishes of vegetables, stews and stews. Special mention also deserves its truffles, almonds, saffron and snails.

Discover the province of Zaragoza

In addition to touring the wonderful streets of Cesaraugustanas, ride in your rental van to visit the rest of the province. Here are three excursions you should do:

Anento

This small town is located in the natural region of Campo Romanos and is populated by 105 inhabitants. If you want to see the remains of its castle and stroll through its colorful streets, drive along the A-23 for about 92 kilometers.

Calatayud

This city, the second most important in the province, is home to an exceptional historical and artistic heritage. It is impossible to miss the Castillo de Doña Martina, the Castillo Mayor, the Colegiata Santa María la Mayor and the Real Colegiata del Santo Sepulcro. 59 minutes and 87 kilometers separate the city of Bilbao from Zaragoza on the A-2.

Sos del Rey Católico

Near the Comunidad Foral de Navarra, but still in the region of the Cinco Villas, is this municipality of 614 inhabitants. This town, besides having a castle, is famous because it is the birthplace of Ferdinand II of Aragon. To get there, take the AP-68 and change to the A-126 at Alagón. Continue to Tauste to connect with the A-127.

Main municipalities in the province of Zaragoza

• Alagón
• Borja
• Calatayud
• Calatorao
• Cariñena
• Caspe
• Cuarte de Huerva
• Ejea de los Caballeros
• Épila
• Fuentes de Ebro
• La Almunia de Doña Godina
• La Muela
• La Puebla de Alfindén
• María de Huerva
• Tarazona
• Tauste
• Utebo
• Villanueva de Gállego
• Zaragoza
• Zuera

Driving a van to Zaragoza

Zaragoza is located at a crossroads. As you can guess this fact means that accessing the city driving is simple and relatively direct from different places connected by the Spanish road network.

Under this heading Autofurgo users can find a short but valuable list in which are reflected some of the highways and freeways that lead to Zaragoza:

• The A-23 or Autovía de Mudéjar.
• The A-2: This is a toll highway connecting Barcelona and Zaragoza.
• The A-68: Connects Zaragoza and Bilbao. It also requires a toll as in the case described above.
• The N-II: It covers the route Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona.
• The N-232: It makes the route Santander-Logroño-Zaragoza-Vinaroz.
• The N-330: It is the highway from Levante to France that passes through Zaragoza.

Contacting the tow truck in Zaragoza

In spite of the fact that in Rentoauto we are very rigorous with the tuning of our vehicles, road trips can have more than one surprise for the unsuspecting driver. So that any incident remains a mere anecdote and does not involve a great waste of time or money, we are going to provide some information about towing services in Zaragoza:

• Grúas y Asistencia Serrano S.L: This company provides 24-hour vehicle rescue services. The contact telephone numbers are: 976901990 and 673054196.
• Grúas Andrés Vicente - Autoanvic: This towing service is available every day of the year. The address is Calle Navarra, s/n - Parc. B (Pol. Ind. Tarazona). There are two telephone numbers available to talk to the company: 670717390 and 976644139.
• Grúas J. Murillo: The company is located in Pedrola and offers 24-hour service. It is located at Calle Ventas del Canal, 5. The telephone number is 615911115.

Gas Stations and Service Stations in Zaragoza

To have a refreshment, to go to the bathroom, to fill the tank, to check the pressure of the tires... The reasons to go to a service station are many and varied. Below, we are going to offer the name, location and contact details of some of these establishments in Zaragoza so that Rentoauto customers know where they can go if they wish:

• Peñaflor Service Station: It is located at Carretera de Zaragoza, 0 , KM 10. For more information call 976154293.
• Serrano Ochoa S.L: This service station is located on the Autovía de Logroño at KM 4. The telephone number is 976335836.
• Estación de Servicio Cuarte De Huerva S.L: The address is Mauricie Ravel, 49. Telephone number: 876283990.

Paid parking in Zaragoza

In Autofurgo we want to show our users the offer of paid parking in Zaragoza with some detail. The access to the center or find where to park a van in narrow streets of old layout can be a challenge when dealing with large vehicles. A parking lot would make things easier, although it would require a small monetary effort:

• Parking Hernán Cortés: It is located on the street of the same name. It is a subway facility with a car wash. As relevant information for our clients we have to say that the maximum height of the vehicles must be 2.20 meters. It is open from Monday to Sunday. Its price for 24 hours is 2.20 euros.
• San Ignacio: It is located at Calle de San Ignacio de Loyola, 10. It is a subway garage with elevator, toilets and reserved spaces for motorcycles and handicapped persons, among other things. The height restriction is set at 2.20 meters. It is open all day from Monday to Sunday. The price for a 24-hour stay is 24 euros.
• Garaje Victoria: The address is Paseo la Constitución, 26. It is a covered place that offers a car wash. Open from Monday to Saturday from eight in the morning to ten at night. Its rate is 20 euros.
• Garaje Santo Domingo: It is at Calle Santa Inés, 18. These are covered parking spaces but of course lighting is available. It is open from Monday to Sunday. Its price for 24 hours is 21 euros.
• Indigo: This parking is located in Via Hispanidad, 20. It is an excellent option to save money on parking as the rate for 24 hours is only four euros. It also has a nice initiative to lend umbrellas for free. It is open from Monday to Sunday.
• El Carmen: Underground parking lot with space for 553 parking spaces. The address is Marqués de Casa Jiménez, Marceliano Isabal, 2. This parking lot is open non-stop from Monday to Sunday. Its price for 24 hours is 19, 80 euros. It offers multiple services as it has parking spaces for the disabled, places reserved for motorcycles, electric car recharging, car wash and elevator to name a few examples.
• Salamero: Located in Plaza de Miguel Salamero, it is a subway car wash, toilets and elevator. It is open from Monday to Sunday. The fee for 24-hour parking is 19.80 euros as in the case described above. If you prefer to park for a short time, the hourly rate is 1.95 euros.
• Puerta Cinegia: This parking lot is located at Coso Street, 35. It is a subway parking lot with 200 spaces that does not close any day of the week. Its price for 24 hours is 18 euros.

Recommendations for driving with a large van in Zaragoza

One of the main fears when renting a van or minivan is whether its handling will cause problems when driving in the city. Autofurgo customers can rest assured in this regard because Zaragoza is a good place to circulate in large vehicles.

Here the cars are very popular among the population so making the leap to the vans is most natural. Who can resist the versatility or the extra space provided by this kind of vehicles compared to the car of a lifetime?