Nothing tops dropping the windows of your rental car and hurtling down lengthy stretches of highways. But before you drive away on a big adventure in Flemish Region, how about discovering a few things about this tourist hot spot? Make yourself familiar with Belgium, because that’s where you’ll need to go to get your adventure rolling.

You might have trouble getting a parking space right out the front of these well-known attractions, but believe us — they’re most definitely worth a little stroll. The best thing about going to Flemish Region is crossing these off your to-do list: Antwerp Zoo (1 mile from the center of Antwerp) Bruges Market Square (0.1 miles from the center of Bruges) Plopsaland De Panne (1 mile from the center of De Panne)

With long stretches of glorious highways and open roads, many travelers opt to turn their Flemish Region vacations into driving adventures. If you’re putting together the road trip of a lifetime, you’ll want to know which cities to put on your itinerary. Try to check off as many of this place’s most well-known destinations as possible:

• Antwerp (population of 459,800)
• Ghent (population of 231,500)
• Bruges (population of 116,700)
• Leuven (population of 92,900)

Here are our suggestions on how to hit the road with some extra cash in your wallet:

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• Check out the offers at all rental locations around town, being sure to include both the airport and its vicinity. A brief cab journey to a close-by car rental facility might result in some generous savings
• If your dates are not set in concrete, see if you can get a lower price by choosing different days of the week in your search
• So you don’t end up paying for an extra day or a late fee, aim to keep your pickup and drop-off times the same
• Some places reward you big time for prepaying — keep an eye out for these kinds of deals
• It’s best to secure your booking as soon as your dates are set. The early bird catches the worm!

Loads of fun to drive, a piece of cake to park, and economical to run — it’s no wonder minis are such a popular option with travelers to Flemish Region. Rent one and you’ll be zooming around the lively streets of Antwerp and Ghent before you know it. Planning to hit the open road and explore a bit more of the area? These cute vehicles are also good for short, scenic outings if you’re traveling light.It’s always nice to escape the city, and if you do, you’ll be richly rewarded. With sandy shores, caves, and canals to discover, Flemish Region is ripe for exciting day trips. A bigger vehicle like a four-wheel drive or an SUV will give you and the crew more space and comfort for those long, leisurely drives.

There’s loads of choice when it comes to renting a car in Flemish Region. From luxury models to agile compacts, you’ll find it all here. Deciding on your perfect match depends on your budget and what activities you’ve got planned. Some road trips are just begging you to splurge on your dream ride, whereas other adventures don’t need much more than an engine and four wheels. Which car will you be sliding behind the wheel of this trip?

From parking restrictions and red light rules to speed limits and cell phone use, there are lots of things to get your head around when driving somewhere new. If it’s your first trip to Flemish Region, here’s what you should know:

In Flemish Region, you’ll need to stick to the right-hand side. When visiting someplace new, it’s smart to book a vehicle with automatic transmission. That way, you can focus on the road and not stress about gear changes.

There are. Typically, speed limits in Flemish Region range from 30km/h to 120km/h. in residential areas, you’re usually not permitted to drive faster than 50km/h.

Normally, one of two things will happen. Your rental car company may bill the amount stated on the fine to your credit card. This is the most common practice. On the other hand, it may give your contact information to the relevant local agency so the fine is issued directly to you.

Seat belts have to be worn in Belgium. Having said that, these rules may vary for certain vehicles, such as those operated by public transportation systems.

As is the case in many places, standard cell phone usage is not allowed while cruising around Flemish Region. An exception applies for hands-free or Bluetooth capabilities. Just make sure you keep your eyes on the road.

The legal BAC (blood alcohol content) limit while operating a vehicle in Flemish Region is 0.05%. If you’re in the mood for a big night, leave your rental wheels behind and organize some other way of getting home instead.

Turning on a red light isn’t permitted in Flemish Region. Be on the lookout for traffic lights and signs to ensure you don’t break any traffic laws.