Ford rental in Spain

At Apex Luxury Car Hire, we treat our customers as if they were family. We take great care in maintaining our vehicles for a smooth reliable ride that is also comfortable. When planning a trip, no one wants to rely on local transportation. For those who will be doing a lot of traveling, driving makes a lot of sense. It is possible to rent a Ford in Spain to make this need a reality. This place has immense history and cultural richness to offer. Get anywhere with ease when you hire a Ford in Spain. At Apex Luxury Car For Hire, we are well known for our wide selection of vehicles. Choose everything from the sensible and reliable American-made Ford or Jeep to a luxury sportscar.

This country is known for its great food. Take in supper in Segovia at Mesón de Cándido. They are famous for their delicious suckling pig. But first, be sure to head out to the Old Town of Segovia. It is at the heart of this place located in Castile and León. The Old Town of Segovia is set on a rocky bluff surrounded by both the Clamores and Eresma rivers. It's like taking a step back in time when communities were planned and constructed according to the social hierarchy among the inhabitants of the city in the 1500's.

The result of having made it through a fantastic industrial period of great growth can be seen in the architecture and the arts that are still visible within Old Segovia. The main place is the Roman Aqueduct, which is beautifully preserved. The main throwbacks include palaces and cathedrals. Though, one that speaks the loudest about the 1500's industrial boom is the Segovia Mint. It is the longest standing industrial complex you can visit with your Ford rental in Spain at this point. Noble palaces, the Alcázar, and even Romanesque churches and cathedrals are part of the landscape as well ass the greatest scene of all -- the Roman Aqueduct. It was erected in approximately 50 BC.

It is well preserved and features doubled up layers of arches at an astonishing 813 meters long. It is impressive, especially considering its age, the "technology" back then, and that it is made from stone. Even at its lowest point, it is 28.5 meters tall. It is huge. Of all of the aqueducts that survived in Spain, this is the one that is most worth seeing with your own eyes. It is a magnificent feat of engineering, especially when you consider when it was built. It is on a beautiful site as well, with the Old Segovia as its backdrop.

Definitely take a trip to Segovia, and of course to Barcelona. The voyage should work with what you want to see. Take your time in planning, or let the car take you wherever it likes. Either way, you will be able to enjoy great food, beautiful sites, and a relaxing trip. Take to a car and make the trip on your own terms.