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Are you dreaming of wandering through the enchanting streets of Vienna? To truly embrace the freedom of exploration, consider the convenience of renting a car. While Vienna's public transport is top-notch, having your own set of wheels opens up a world of possibilities beyond the city limits. Let's dive into some savvy tips to ensure your car rental experience is as smooth as a Strauss waltz.
First off, embrace the local customs and equip your ride with winter tyres. It's not just a good idea; it's the law in Austria. Check with your car rental agency to ensure they're fitted. Keep in mind, though, that these special tyres might add a bit to your bill. And a heads-up for the cautious traveler: CDW insurance might not cover any mishaps involving those winter tyres, so drive with care!
Next up, let's talk fuel. Around these parts, you'll hear terms like "essence", "petrol," or "benzine" when it comes to filling up the tank. At the pump, '95' usually denotes unleaded petrol, but don't be surprised if your rental purrs on diesel instead. Your friendly rental car provider will guide you on the right fuel for your vehicle. And remember, fuel prices here are per liter – expect to pay around EUR 7 for each one of those precious liters.
Before you hit the road, give your chariot a thorough once-over. Reputable rental companies will do their own inspections before handing over the keys and after you return the car. If something doesn't look right, don't hesitate to bring it up immediately. It's always better to be safe than sorry, especially when it comes to your mobile companion in this beautiful city.
With these tips in hand, you're all set to navigate Vienna and its picturesque surroundings with confidence and ease. Happy travels!
Step into the vibrant heart of Vienna, where the city's youthful spirit dances in harmony with its illustrious past. Known for its splendid rococo architecture that stands shoulder to shoulder with hip underground record shops, Vienna is a city that never sleeps, boasting a club scene that buzzes with energy every night of the week. Here, amidst the city's meticulous bureaucracy, you'll find a warm and welcoming populace, always ready to share a wink and a nudge to bend the rules for a good cause.
Art aficionados will find their paradise at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, nestled on the elegant Burgring. This treasure trove boasts a collection of masterpieces that rival those of the Louvre and the Hermitage. And let's not forget the museum's delightful café, perfect for a moment of repose. Even if your stay in Vienna is fleeting, a visit to the Kunsthistorisches Museum is a must, for it houses some of the most revered art in the world.
Vienna's grandeur as the Imperial capital of the Holy Roman Empire is etched into its very soul. It later ascended as the heart of the Austrian and Austro-Hungarian empires. The city's regal status was cemented in 1683, attracting noble families who eagerly contributed to its baroque skyline. Yet, beneath its opulent façade, Vienna was a hotbed for the fervent ideological debates of its time. Now, the spirits of Freud and the Imperial family seem to whisper through the cobblestone streets, adding a layer of mystique to the city's atmosphere.
With roots stretching back to ancient Celtic times, Vienna stands as a pivotal cultural and artistic hub. It has been the cradle for legendary composers and artists such as Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, and Liszt. For a time, it was even the largest German-speaking city on the globe. Vienna's rich history is a testament to its enduring allure, inviting travelers to explore its many layers of charm and sophistication.
When you collect the car, it has a full tank, and you should return it full as well. Make sure to check that the tank is completely full before driving off. If you bring the car back with less than a full tank, the rental company will fill it up and charge you a service fee.
We offer a selection of minivans and minibuses, with sizes ranging from 6 to 12 seats. In Vienna, our most popular minivan models include the Mercedes Vito, Renault Trafic, and Peugeot Traveller. To avoid disappointment, consider booking 1-2 months in advance.
Should you receive a fine while renting a vehicle, the rental company will notify you and include a minor administrative fee on your final rental bill.
The minimum rental period for standard cars is one day, and for minivans, it's two days. This period may increase based on seasonal demand and vehicle availability. To confirm the exact minimum rental duration, please search for your intended dates.
