Visit the ninth largest city in the European Union with car hire in Warsaw, we have great deals on all the latest manual and automatic rental cars in Warsaw. The capital of Poland, Warsaw has a painful history having been one of the cities to get most damaged during World War II.
However its recuperative qualities have led it to be known as the Phoenix city and it has certainly risen from the ashes over the last 65 years. Indeed after WW2 the people of Warsaw were recognised for their bravery when the city was awarded the Silver Cross.
Warsaw Mini Guide
Warsaw is bisected by the Vistula River and surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains. It had to be hastily reconstructed after being destroyed by the Nazis during World War II. Winter in Warsaw is incredibly cold so if you are hiring a car there consider opting for snow tyres and snow chains to cope with undesirable and icy conditions.
Customers arriving into Warsaw will fly into the Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport which is named after the great classical music composer. Our staff will be there to meet and greet you as you step off the plane and hand over the keys. There are four major roads which lead to Warsaw, the E 30, the E 67, the E 77, and the E 372. Make sure that you have your driving licence and all legal documents with you when you get into a car in Warsaw or you could be fined if you get pulled over by the local police. Also be sure to have some coins on you if you want to park in the centre of Warsaw and remember that the parking meters give no change.
Some of the main activities in Warsaw are taking a tour of the Old City, while the Royal Road is well worth driving along as it leads to the Royal Palace and the Royal Castle.
Warsaw is certainly a cultural centre with interesting events being put on such as the Old-Polish Music Festival, the Warsaw Film Festival and the Warsaw Summer Jazz Days concerts. If you want to get out of Warsaw why not take a short drive to the Kabaty Forest?
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