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Sitting about 30 miles to the northwest of Washington DC is the city of Leesburg, Virginia, and like many parts of the DC area is has experienced tremendous growth over the past few decades. The city has an interesting history that goes back to the late 1600s when the first European settlers arrived. The first actual buildings in the area were erected around the 1730s and the town continued to grow after the Revolutionary War. The city also played an important role in the War of 1812, when many of the United States' important documents and politicians relocated to Leesburg when the British invaded Washington DC. And then during the Civil War, the city was the backdrop to several battles, and there are dozens of historical sites in and around Leesburg. You can visit them all after booking a Leesburg rental car through RentACarNow.com.

Leesburg is known for its many festival and annual events, such as the August Court and Market Days in the local historic district, the Leesburg Flower and Garden Festival and the Leesburg Halloween Parade, which claims to be the oldest of its kind on the East Coast. If you are want to relive a little bit of history in Leesburg, you can check out the 19th century Dodona Manor or the Oatlands Plantation. And if you like to hike, bike or run, then check out the Washington and Old Dominion Railroad Trail, which spans 45 miles along a historic railroad route. Of course you don’t have to go the entire 45 miles, and you can always go the rest of the way in your Leesburg rental car.

Washington Dulles International Airport is the closest airport to Leesburg, but Washington Reagan Airport and BWI Airport are also within easy driving distance. That means you have plenty of choices when it comes to renting a car in Leesburg, whether you are looking for a local rental or a Washington DC airport rental car. We can show you all the lowest Leesburg car rental quotes so that you can find the best deal at the best price with just a few minutes of research.