Car rental in Hamburg

Our experts negotiate with all the major car hire brands (including Europcar, Sixt, Hertz and Budget) to secure fantastic prices and exclusive rates. In fact, if you find the same car from the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we promise to beat the price. Tell us when you need a car using the simple search form, then let us compare prices across a range of car groups. Whether you want a small car for city driving or a prestige vehicle for a business meeting, you will find a car for your every need on our site. You can even filter the listings to find exactly what you are looking for.

If you are renting a car in Hamburg in the winter, look out for special offers that include the winterisation fee (which covers the cost of equipping the car for harsh conditions) in the rental price. Many of the companies we negotiate with in Hamburg have this offer, and you will clearly see which cars it applies to on the search results page. Don’t forget to read the reviews next to each listing, and see what previous customers thought of the company who provided their car.

Bremen: Bremen is an industrial city that brims with personality and traditional architecture. Only an hour and 20 minutes from Hamburg by car, Bremen’s highlights include the old city (known as the ‘Schnoor’), which has cute independent shops and one of the smallest hotels in the world. If you are looking for a place to enjoy a stein, head to Viertel where there are plenty of bars and restaurants. Just remember not to drink and drive.

Lübeck: Known as the ‘Queen City’ of the Hanseatic League, Lübeck was founded in 1143 and is still characterised by medieval architecture. Around 70km kilometres north-east of Hamburg, Lubeck is famous for making marzipan — so make sure you visit Niederegger, the marzipan factory, to discover how the delicacy is concocted.

Ahrensburg Castle: A 35-minute drive from Hamburg is the glistening Ahrensburg Castle. A typical Renaissance structure with a moat, the castle is now a museum showcasing furniture, porcelain and paintings. Events such as concerts, an outdoor cinema and a medieval market are regularly held on the grounds.