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If you want to explore Sydney and its suburbs, don't miss driving your car hire to Bankstown. All roads are sealed for your driving convenience, and Hertz - one of the most internationally recognized suppliers of rental cars -- has a pickup depot at Canterbury Road, right in the heart of Bankstown.

Just around 10 minutes from Bankstown Airport are Europcar, Budget and Avis at Milperra Road. Make a search on VroomVroomVroom, pick the vehicle of your choice, make a booking, pickup your rental car and begin your exciting journey. You may also check out our location pages for options on your next vacation.

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Driving tips in Bankstown

The city is located about 20 km rental car drive from Sydney. Tourists who visit Bankstown in a car rental are able to see the numerous parks for which the city currently is very famous. More than 293 parks which extend over more than 730 hectares at the limits of the city offer a true natural spectacle to all tourists visiting, including the O'Neill Park, Terry Lamb Complex and also Mirambeena Regional Park. The Paul Keating Park was destroyed by a fire in 1997, but it has been recreated.

Use your cheap rental car to explore Bankstown

Bankstown is a suburb located in the southwestern Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It lies approcimately 30 minutes rental car drive south west of the CBD. The area in which Bankstown is currently located was first discovered in 1797, being first named the District of Banks Town. Bankstown officially became a city in 1980, but the location was given the status of a municipality starting in 1895. Bankstown is the administrative center of the local government area of Bankstown City.

The Bankstown central business district is crowded together around the Bankstown Railway Station. The Bankstown Plaza beside the railway station is a commercial area where you'll see restaurants, eateries, and cafes. If you have more time to check out the area, visit some of the attractions listed below.

Mcleod Reserve is a park situated on the Hume Highway in Bankstown, New South Wales, Australia. The Reserve isn't just an ordinary park. It has been a venue of some of Bankstown's history. The first public school in Bankstown —Chruch of England School— was built where Mcleod Reserve is currently situated in 1880. The school was demolished in 1924 because of the development of the North Bankstown School.

Suita, Osaka, Japan became Bankstown's first sister city in March 1989. And in August 1999, a friendship garden was established within the Reserve to signify Bankstown's sister city relationship with Suita.

Bankstown City Gardens is is also an amazing location within the Australian city. Here tourists with rental cars can see numerous unusual species of flora, specific to this region of Australia. The Bankstown City Gardens were opened to the public in 1973. The gardens are home of many unusual types of flora found in Bankstown and the nearby area. The park has also different featured areas —native, tropical, rose garden, and Perennial.

Georges River National Park is one of the most beautiful places that tourists coming to Bankstown can visit in their rental car. The Georges River National Park is established along the Georges River, and the largest part of the impressive tourist attraction is located in the Bankstown suburb.

The Bankstown Central Business District. The Bankstown Central Business District is the most important commercial area of the city. This part of Bankstown is also known as The Bankstown Plaza. You will be amazed by the impressive buildings and also the numerous restaurants and shopping centres. The Centro Bankstown, formally known as the Bankstown Square is the largest shopping center in the city. The amazing place first opened to the public in 1966. In the Bankstown Central Business District, tourists with rental cars can also see the Bankstown Central Library, founded in 1954, but demolished in 1981. The facility was rebuilt and opened again in 1983.

Book At	Miles/km
Bankstown Airport	0/0
Revesby	2/4
Milperra	3/5
Lidcombe	4/6
Hurstville	5/9
Croydon	5/9
Granville	6/9
Liverpool	6/10
Five Dock	7/10
*Distance is calculated aerial. Actual will be different.