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1. How much does it cost to rent a car in Jaén?

Rental prices in Jaén vary depending on the model of the car, rental duration, and time of the year. Generally, prices can range from 15EUR to 200EUR per day. We recommend checking our website for the most up-to-date pricing information.

2. What car model is most popular in Jaén?

The Mini Compact cars are the most rented cars in Jaén. Their small size makes them perfect for maneuvering the narrow streets of the city. Fortunately, we offer a variety of these models to fit your needs.

3. Where are the popular locations to rent a car in Jaén?

The most popular locations to rent a car are at the Jaén Airport, and in the city center. These locations offer convenient pick-up and drop-off options.

4. Is there a 24-hour pick-up and drop-off service?

Yes, we provide 24-hour pick-up and drop-off service to accommodate our customers´ various travel schedules.

5. What is the minimum rental period?

The minimum rental period is one day or 24 hours. Keep in mind that the rental period starts when you pick up the car.

6. What is the minimum age to rent a car in Jaén?

The minimum age to rent a car with us in Jaén is 21 years. However, drivers under 25 may have to pay a young driver fee.

7. What documents do I need to rent or drive a car in Jaén?

To rent a car in Jaén, you need a valid driver´s license, an ID card or passport, and a valid credit card. International travelers may require an International Driving Permit (IDP).

8. When is the best time to visit Jaén by car?

The best time to visit Jaén by car is during the spring and autumn seasons when the weather is mild and the city's natural beauty truly shines.

9. What are the major airports in Jaén?

The main airport serving Jaén is Jaén Airport. Close to the city, it offers easy access to car rental services.

10. Can I pick up the car in Jaén and drop it off in another city?

Yes, we offer one-way rentals. So you can pick up your car in Jaén and drop it off in another city. Please note, this may incur an additional charge.

1. Jaén - Granada: A 99km journey along A-44, it takes approximately an hour and a half. The road is in excellent condition, offering panoramic vistas of the olive groves.
2. Jaén - Córdoba: The 106km journey via A-316 and A-4 takes about an hour and a half. The route has good road conditions and iconic landscapes.
3. Jaén - Malaga: A 218km journey via A-44 and A-92, it takes about two and a half hours. The route is scenic with smooth motorway conditions.
4. Jaén - Seville: This 242km trip via A-4 and A-92 usually takes around two and a half hours. The road condition is excellent with restaurants and gas stations spotted en route.
5. Jaén - Madrid: This 335km trip via A-4 and R-4 takes about three and a half hours. It is a well-maintained motorway with rest stops and service areas along the route.
6. Jaén - Valencia: This 422km journey via A-44 and A-3 takes roughly four and a half hours. The route offers beautiful views of the countryside and coast.
7. Jaén - Barcelona: This 889km trip via A-4 and AP-2 takes around eight and a half hours. It has good motorway conditions and takes you through some of the most beautiful regions of Spain.

1. What are the speed limits in Jaén and Spain?

In urban areas, the speed limit is typically 50 km/h but in residential zones it can be as low as 20 km/h. On main roads, it´s usually 90-100 km/h and on motorways it's usually 120 km/h.

2. What are the rules about driving licenses?

It's necessary to have a valid national or international driving license. For international ones, a translation in Spanish might be necessary. EU licenses are accepted.

3. Are there many radar speed traps in Jaén?

Yes, several speed radars are placed around the city as well as on main highways to control the speed limits.

4. What are the toll roads in Spain?

Some highways in Spain require a toll. They are usually the most direct routes and are clearly marked with the symbol 'AP'.

5. Are there any specific driving and safety rules in Jaén?

The general rules of Spanish roads apply - you must always wear a seatbelt, follow the speed limit and respect the signs and signals.

6. How is the traffic in Jaén?

Traffic is usually light, but during peak hours and in the city center it can get busy. Plan accordingly.

7. On which side of the road should I drive?

In Spain, as in the rest of continental Europe, you must drive on the right side of the road.

8. Are the road signs in Jaén easy to understand?

Yes, most signs are internationally standardized. Some signs are in Spanish, which might require basic understanding.

9. Is it a problem to find parking spots in Jaén?

In the city as well as in the surrounding towns, parking can be challenging, especially in the narrow streets of the old town. Many opt for public parking.

10. Are roundabouts common in Jaén?

Yes, roundabouts are quite common in Spain including Jaén. Cars inside the roundabout have right of way.

11. Do I need to carry any specific documents while driving?

Yes, you always need to have your driving license, car rental documents, and ID or passport with you while driving.

12. Can I drive on historical sites in Jaén?

No, motor vehicles are prohibited in historical areas to protect the sites. There are usually nearby parking facilities.

13. How can I be aware of temporary restrictions or road works?

The DGT (Spanish Traffic Authority) provides real-time information on their website and on road boards.

14. Are there any specific rules for car passengers?

Yes, all passengers must wear seatbelts, children must be in an appropriate child seat, and it's forbidden to smoke in vehicles carrying children.

15. What should I do in an emergency situation while driving?

First and foremost, ensure your safety and the safety of your passengers. Then call the emergency services at 112.

1. Jaén Cathedral: Majestic Renaissance style cathedral with a stunning façade, considered an architectural gem.
2. Castle of Santa Catalina: Historic hilltop fortress offering panoramic views of Jaén city and the olive groves.
3. Iberian Museum: Modern museum houses artefacts from the Iberian culture. Must-visit for history enthusiasts.
4. Arab Baths: Well-preserved 11th-century public baths in the basement of Villadompardo Palace. Reflects the Islamic influence.
5. Cazorla National Park: A thrilling open-air attraction, perfect for hiking, biking and nature photography.
6. Magdalena Church: Historic church featuring a mixture of different architectural styles, situated in scenic surroundings.
7. Ubeda and Baeza: Neighboring Renaissance cities, both UNESCO World Heritage sites noted for their elegant architecture.
8. Segura Mountains: Ideal for outdoor activities, boasting stunning mountain landscapes and rich biodiversity.

1. Jaén to Granada Via A-44 (100 km): Journey through the Olive Oil Route and experience the charm of Granada, home to the Alhambra and old Moorish quarters.
2. Ruta de los Pueblos Blancos (160 km): Travel through the picturesque white towns of Andalusia from Jaén to Ronda. Visit the mesmerizing Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park.
3. Jaén to Córdoba Via A-316 (160 km): Explore the rich history and culture of Córdoba, home to the impressive Mezquita and the old Jewish quarter.
4. Ruta del Califato (245 km): Follow the route of the Caliphate from Jaén to Córdoba, discovering ancient Islamic architecture and historical landmarks.
5. Jaén to Seville Via A-4 (270 km): Revel in the beauty of Seville, from flamenco dancing to the Gothic Seville Cathedral, or wander through the narrow streets of the Santa Cruz quarter.
6. Jaén to Málaga Via A-45 (250 km): Visit the stunning Mediterranean coastal city of Malaga, famed for its high-rise hotels, resorts and sandy beaches.
7. Ruta de los Nazaríes (330 km): Experience the remnants of the last Muslim Kingdom in Andalusia from Jaén to Alpujarras, visiting the historical sites along the way.
8. Jaén to Almería Via A-320 (225 km): Enjoy Almería's stunning coastline, diverse landscapes and unspoiled beaches. Visit the Alcazaba, a medieval fort overlooking the city.