Car Hire Springfield Airport
If you’re a fan of Abraham Lincoln you’re in for a treat for it’s the famous president’s birthplace and everywhere you go it’s linked to the great reformer. Hire a car from Springfield’s Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport and you can see all the places dedicated to him and get a full account of the man’s life. Car hire from Any Airport Car Hire is definitely the best option for getting around Springfield. You have the convenience of a car always on hand to take you where you want to go at any time of day or night and it won’t matter how many Lincoln souvenirs you buy, you’ll always have room to carry them home.
Cheap Car Rental Springfield SGF
If you’re not sure which car to hire from Springfield Airport, take a look at the range we have on offer and if you’re still not sure, you can telephone us for advice or use the online chat facility for help. Once you’ve made your decision, the booking process is easy. You just need to enter a few details then print off your reservation voucher. When you arrive at Springfield Airport you’ll just need to hand this to the car hire desk with your driving licence details and credit card and you’ll be on your way.
Springfield Airport Guide
Springfield’s Airport is called Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport and is four miles from the centre of Springfield. Over 200,000 people used the airport last year which operates routes to four destinations; Fort Myers, Chicago, Dallas and Myrtle Beach. Travellers from outside the US could make a connection either at Chicago or Dallas and fly on to Springfield. Once at the airport, public transport is available to get you into the city but for convenience, most people collect a pre-booked hire car to get to their destination.
Springfield is the capital of Illinois, a surprise for many who think that Chicago is. It was the birthplace and home of one of the most famous American presidents, Abraham Lincoln, and wherever you go in the city you won’t be able to avoid seeing images, monuments, memorials and buildings dedicated to the man.
Probably the best of the sights is the Abraham Lincoln Home National Historic Site which is free to enter although you have to join a guided tour to see around the building which has been restored to how it looked in 1860. You can see the end of his life at the Lincoln Tomb, a place of pilgrimage for many, especially those for whom the abolition of slavery was important.