Choose car hire Hamburg for the cheapest possible prices. Our fleet contains prestige, luxury, automatic, four wheel drive and family vehicles of all shapes and sizes.

We have German cars such as the VW Golf Automatic, green cars like the Toyota Prius Hybrid and compact cars like the Ford Fiesta.

We also offer multi purpose vehicles like the Ford Focus station wagon which is an excellent choice for large groups.

If you plan to drive from Hamburg to go skiing you should hire the Suzuki Jimny soft top four wheel drive and request snow chains and tires as optional extras.

Be sure to check out our terms and conditions section before you make your booking. There are some major endorsements which prevent you from being able to hire a car.

Car rental Hamburg is available from our partner companies Europcar, Avis, Alamo rent a car, Auto Europe, Holiday Autos, Hertz, Thrifty Car Rental and Enterprise whose prices we search to bring you the best deals.

Car rental Hamburg comes with fully comprehensive insurance including a vehicle theft waiver and a CDW (collision damage waiver).  Meanwhile a new insurance option prevents you having to pay any excesses if you get into an accident.

Every car rental Hamburg comes with liability insurance and there is free breakdown assistance in the unlikely event that anything goes wrong.

Many of our customers choose to drop off their car at another one of our many locations in Germany as there is no extra charge for doing so. Another benefit is the fact that you get unlimited mileage with every vehicle and so never have to cut any journey short.

We can also save you from getting lost by giving you a sat nav system (GPS) which pinpoints your vehicle on a map wherever you are.

This is also a useful way of getting around if you do not speak German.

Whether you visit Hamburg in winter or summer, we can assure your comfort. Our vehicles come with excellent, state of the art air conditioning, while the heating systems are equally good.

No matter what the purpose of your trip is we have the right car rental Hamburg vehicle for you.

Hamburg Mini-Guide

Hamburg has all the character which is readily associated with port cities and this German city-state is one of Europe’s foremost harbours.
The harbour is the second largest in Europe after Rotterdam and the ninth largest in the world while Hamburg itself is Germany’s second biggest city.
Hamburg is located in the north of Germany just south of Denmark at the mouth of the River Elbe.

If you are not arriving by boat then Hamburg’s airport is known as Fuhlsbüttel and is the fourth largest in Germany. It has recently been modernised giving it good facilities though there is still a bit of a walk between gates.
Unusually the airport closes at night, meaning that any delayed flights get rerouted to the other German airports such as Hanover or Frankfurt. This should be borne in mind when making your travel plans.
If you were hoping to find a cheap flight option with Ryanair there is another airport, Hamburg Lübeck Blankensee airport. You can from also go from Lübeck Blankensee to Milan Bergamo, Pisa, London Stansted, Dublin and Shannon, Glasgow, Stockholm Stavsta and Gdansk in Poland with Wizzair.

Known as the 'Gate to the World', in the 13th century Hamburg was part of the Hanseatic League which ruled European trade at the time. The other two main industries are media - more than half of Germany’s newspapers have their roots in Hamburg – and aerospace development in which Hamburg is only behind Seattle and Toulouse.

To orient yourself in the city take a tour through the centre past the city hall and Radio Hamburg building where you will see some interesting buildings, shopping areas and the central railway station. If you happen to go past the Rathausmarkt in the summer you may even be lucky enough to see some live outdoor events being put on. There are also canals and a large artificial lake if you want to take a pleasant walk by the water and look at the boats.

Hamburg has quite a few activities to keep children entertained. Visit the Hamburg dungeon in the harbour or take little ones to the Minatur Wunderland. The latter is the world’s largest model railway layout and will be of interest to some older tourists too.
To drive to Hamburg from Berlin you will use the A24 road, the A7 gets you there from Hanover and the A1 goes to Hamburg from Bremen.