Car hire Berlin Tegel Airport deals come from companies such as Advantage car hire, Avis, Discount car hire, Thrifty, Budget car hire and Sixt. Rhino specialises in value for money vehicles which have all the latest features. Our rates are constantly checked so that you get the best deals. All you have to do is book a car to pick up on arrival at the terminal. Our staff will have it ready for you.

Car rental Berlin Tegel comes with the advantage of an unlimited mileage offer so that wherever you want to go in Germany is accessible. Our cars are well maintained by mechanics, but if you do have any problems you can call them out free of charge to fix or replace the vehicle.This great service is so that you can continue the next leg of your journey without any delay.

Tegel Airport Mini Guide

Berlin Tegel is an area of Germany which is most known for having Berlin Tegel airport. Located on the shores of Lake Tegel, Berlin Tegel is part of Reinickendorf, a German borough. Sights to see here include a Renaissance Palace known as Tegel Palace which has some of the best German architecture you could hope to see.

Berlin Tegel Airport has the airport code TXL. This international airport is located in the region of Tegel in Germany's capital city Berlin. Rhino car hire Berlin Tegel is readily available to make the short ten minute journey from the airport to the capital city. There is also unlimited mileage should you wish to go further afield. The 105 and the 111 motorways are easily accessible from the airport. Berlin Tegel Airport is a large airport and it has 5 main terminals which are denoted by letter as A, B, C, D and E. Currently Lufthansa and TUI Fly are some of the major airlines which use Tegel Airport. These airlines offer a special evening early check in service. Terminal C only is used almost exclusively by Air Berlin. Berlin Tegel Airport is also called Otto Lilienthal airport.14.5 million passengers use Berlin Tegel Airport annually making it one of Germany's busiest airports.

This passenger traffic has doubled since the 1990s. Berlin Tegel airport is to be closed in the year 2012 to make way for the new and improved facility Berlin Brandenburg international airport. Berlin Tegel is also infamous for having the largest prison in Germany with more than one and a half thousand inmates.