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Luton, perched on The Chilterns, some 30 miles to the north-west of London, is a town famed for its millinery history, its pride in its local football team, its huge carnival and for its handy location providing access to the south-east. Many people flying into Luton Airport are heading straight to London, but the town itself has plenty of attractions to keep you here.


Whether it’s business or pleasure that has brought you to Luton, car hire here is ideal for getting out and about around the town and further afield. With our best Hertz price guarantee and nothing to pay if you need to change or cancel your booking up to two days before collection, we aim to get you on the road without any fuss so you can make the most of your visit.


As befits a place with a very busy international airport, Luton has superb transit links. If you’ve flown into the airport, Airport Way links to Kimpton Road and the A505 to take you directly into the centre of Luton itself and the University of Bedfordshire campus. Alternatively, you can take the A1081 west which leads you to the M1.


The M1 south is a simple drive to London, bypassing the towns of Hemel Hempstead and Watford before reaching the outskirts of London. Heading north-west on the same motorway, you’ll pass towns and villages before reaching Woburn Safari Park and onwards to Watford Gap, the Midlands and the North.


The Chilterns can be reached either by heading south on the M1 then west on the A41, or by taking the M25 and eventually finding the A413. The equally picturesque university town of Oxford lies to the west of Luton – again, head south on the M1 before joining the M25 (the London Orbital) counter-clockwise and then taking the M40 west. It makes for a perfect day trip if you’re staying in Luton itself.

Central Luton is easily navigable, with clear sign-posting and ample parking, including over 1,600 places at The Mall shopping centre. Some bus lanes are in operation, as in most UK town centres, and there a few pedestrianised areas to be aware of.

The expansion of nearby Luton Airport has led to a growth in tourism in the city itself, both domestically and from overseas. And visitors here will find plenty to get their teeth into, from sporting pride to magnificent architecture.

The drop dead gorgeous Luton Hoo lies on an estate that has played host to grand houses since the early 17th century. Luton Hoo itself was first built in 1767 for the 3rd Earl of Bute, the then Prime Minister. Following a fire, it was rebuilt in its current form in 1843.

Purchased by the prominent South African diamond family the Wernhers, it has since played host to many royal occasions, including part of the Queen’s honeymoon and subsequent wedding anniversaries.

Its history stretches to Capability Brown-designed gardens and addresses by Winston Churchill. The grade one listed building has recently undergone extensive redevelopment as a luxury hotel. Stay here if you fancy some pampering or leisurely walks in the extensive landscaped grounds.

Luton Town Football Club’s nickname of ‘The Hatters’ stems from Luton’s history as a centre for millinery.

The club itself was founded in 1885 and was the first in the south to turn professional - it moved to its current home at Kenilworth Road in 1905. Attending a game here is a slice of old-fashioned football culture – especially when playing rivals Watford.

The 600 acres of ZSL Whipsnade Zoo lie the west of Luton, and as Britain’s largest zoo, it certainly packs in the attractions.

A stunning Butterfly House, tigers, lions, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes and more jostle for attention, while educational talks and feeding times draw the crowds.

4worldlovers: After you have booked a car rental from Luton Airport, the scenic trips available to you are almost endless.

If you would like to see the medieval wonder that is Hampton Court and treat yourself to the sight of rooms preserved from centuries ago, then you can easily do so.

Another popular car trip to make from Luton is to Windsor Castle, which is one of the official homes of British royal family.

This structure has medieval roots and tourists should not miss the opportunity to pay it a visit.

There are so many popular attractions mere hours away from London, including Stonehenge, Cambridge and Oxford, while the seaside resort of Brighton is also just a short trip away.

When you book a cheap car hire from Budget, all of these destinations are easy to reach.

Luton area is one of the largest towns in the country, and it has a long and interesting history. If you are looking for a taste of the local culture, there are several museums located throughout the area.

For those wanting to enjoy the natural scenery that Luton has to offer, there are many parks to be found in the town. Travelling around Luton is easy, as is making the journey to London.

One of the most unique Luton attractions is the Mossman Collection, which consists of horse-drawn vehicles from the 18th century on, and is the largest of its kind in the country.

Also a popular local attraction is the Stockwood Discovery Centre, which will particularly appeal to those who want to know more about the culture of the area, since the focus of the centre is Luton's arts and crafts, while also showcasing geological and archaeological finds.

The Wardown Park Museum, which takes the crafts of Bedfordshire as its focus, is another interesting destination: the art of lace making and hat-making are showcased here - some examples of lace in this museum date back as far as the 17th century.

If you would like to take in some local theatre while you are in the area, there is no better place to go than the Library Theatre.