Car Hire in Katowice

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Some brands (including Express Rent a Car, Hertz and Enterprise) often include the winterisation fee (the cost of kitting out the car with winter tyres etc.) in the rental price. Depending what time of year you are visiting Katowice, this offer can be a great way to save money. If you want to split the driving with someone else, look out for offers where you get a free additional driver. Any offers will be clearly stated when you are scrolling through the listings. To give you an insight into how each brand compares in terms of overall value for money, we also show ratings and reviews for you to look at — before you commit to a booking.

Auschwitz: The location of one of the most horrific acts of genocide the world has seen, Auschwitz is a poignant place — and just a 40-minute drive from Katowice. You are able to walk around the grounds of the World War II concentration camp and entrance is free of charge, but reserving a time on their website is advised. Visiting with children under the age of 14 is not recommended.

Krakow: According to legend, Krakow was founded on the defeat of a dragon, and the fairy-tale-like architecture makes this tale almost believable. One of the more historical towns of the region, Krakow is home to Wawel Castle, Europe’s largest market square and a selection of impressive museums. On a more sombre point, the old Jewish Quarter and remnant synagogues reflect the brutality of World War II.

Pszczyna Castle: Also known as Pless Castle, this Renaissance-style palace is a 35-minute drive from Katowice in the city of Pszczyna. Once owned by the von Pless family, the castle is now a museum. The permanent collection includes the apartments of Emperor Wilhelm II and rooms decorated in 19th and 20th century furniture. Once you have taken in the house, go for a stroll through the park and come face-to-face with bison.