Billig leiebil Bratislava Flyplass - fra 10 €/dag

Address: Ivanská cesta, 820 01 Bratislava, Slovakia

Phone: +421 2/330 333 53

One of the nicest aspects about vehicle rental in Bratislava is that it allows you to take your time exploring all of the intriguing nooks and crannies of this medieval city. The city's major tourist attraction is Bratislava Castle, which was erected in the 1200s and is now a museum. The Grassalkovich Palace's rococo-baroque architecture is equally well-known. Hiring a car will allow you to drive up to the Kamzik TV Tower on Kanzik Hill, which is also where the Bratislava Forest Park begins, for views of the city and the Danube River. On a clear day, you can see as far as Austria and Hungary from the observation platform. The Blue Church exemplifies the city's original ornamental flair.

You'll arrive at Bratislava Airport, where you may pick up your pre-booked rental vehicle from Sixt, Hertz, Alamo, Budget, or one of the other major operators. They are all located in the main arrivals area of the airport's central terminal, where you will be after collecting your bags and clearing customs. After you've completed all of the essential last details, you may easily stroll to your car.

A word of caution concerning automobile rental in Bratislava: traffic may be quite rapid compared to the UK. If you are unfamiliar with the city, this might be an issue since you may feel hurried. The roads are safe, but watch out for potholes, which are a recurring problem owing to the long, harsh winters. It is typically preferable to travel during the day and to stick to routes with excellent street lighting at night so you can see them approaching. Finally, keep in mind that in Slovakia, one drives on the opposite side of the road as in the UK.

Bratislava has its rush hours at the usual times. Peak hours are 08:00 and 16:00. The build-up, on the other hand, might begin up to an hour before, and it can take the same length of time to taper off afterwards. On Fridays, the evening traffic hour is focused between 15:00 and 16:00. It's best to avoid the city center at these hours, when you can spend an extra 15 minutes in traffic for every 30 minutes you drive, especially on major routes like Prievozska and the huge junctions on Bratislava-Prievoz.