Car Rental in Chaumont Center

Rent a car in Chaumont center with 2 rental agencies and explore the Haute-Marne department in the Grand Est region. The town is known for its impressive railway viaduct with 50 arches and as the host of the international poster festival. Troyes is 100 km to the west via N19, approximately 1 hour, and Dijon is 120 km to the south via the A31.

Chaumont is the prefecture of Haute-Marne and sits on a plateau above the confluence of the Suize and Marne rivers. The magnificent Viaduc de Chaumont, built in 1857, dominates the town's skyline. Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, where Charles de Gaulle is buried, is 30 km to the west - a popular day trip destination.

Visit the La Boîte à Images museum dedicated to poster art and graphic design, especially during the festival in June. Drive north on D65 along the Marne Canal for a peaceful nature experience. Langres, a beautifully preserved fortified town 35 km to the south, is worth a half-day visit.

What is Chaumont most famous for? Chaumont is known for its spectacular railway viaduct, the international poster festival in June, and as a starting point for trips to the de Gaulle museum in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, 30 km to the west. How far is Dijon from Chaumont?

Dijon is approximately 120 km to the south and is reached in about 1.5 hours via the A31 - perfect for a day trip with a visit to Burgundy's wine region. Are there attractions near Chaumont? Yes, the fortified town of Langres (35 km south), Colombey-les-Deux-Églises with the de Gaulle museum (30 km west), and Clairvaux Abbey (55 km northwest) are all excellent day trip destinations.

We compare prices from all major providers at Chaumont Center so you can see the total cost upfront - including insurance, fuel terms and any extras. Most bookings include free cancellation up to 48 hours before pickup, giving you flexibility if your plans change.