Rent A Car Frankfurt am Main: Angebote im Preisvergleich

The German city of Frankfurt is home to landmarks including the iconic Goethe House, the elegant 19th century opera house, Alte Oper, and an impressive 16th century cathedral. From the bustling business district with its glass-fronted skyscrapers, to the charming old town, Römerberg, visitors are greeted by a striking combination of old and modern. The city's abundance of attractions, and well-maintained and easy to navigate road system, make car rental ideal for your Frankfurt visit. Get the most out of your time here, as you set the pace and take in the city in comfort.

Car rental Frankfurt - the most important rental sites

Explore this exciting metropolis by car, enjoying the flexibility to choose where you go and when. Hire a car from Frankfurt Airport and drive into town, with the journey taking a mere 20 minutes. Alternatively, cheap auto rental is available at a number of locations across town. Use our price comparison to book in advance and save a bunch of money.

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Rent a car: Frankfurt and its sights

Fortunately, visitors to Frankfurt will find there is no shortage of things to see and do. When in Frankfurt, car rental enables you to get between the sights conveniently, so that you can pack in as much as possible. Here are a handful of attractions to start with:

• Frankfurt Cathedral:
  Marvel at the grandeur of Frankfurt Cathedral. With construction completed in the 16th century, this towering Gothic masterpiece made from red sandstone is a must-see for all who appreciate history and architecture. The cathedral also hosts concerts and music recitals throughout the year. Travellers who plan on renting a car whilst in Frankfurt can access this attraction via the Domplatz road.


• The Sachsenhausen District:
  Offering a traditional German experience, the streets of this delightful district are lined with rustic taverns and cosy German eateries. The south bank is also home to Museums Mile whilst fashionable Schweitzer Strasse is notable for its fine restaurants and hip boutiques.


• Goethe House and Museum:
  Of course, a visit to Frankfurt would not be complete without a trip to the Goethe House and Museum. Once home to the famous writer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, it boasts a well-preserved Baroque décor. The Goethe Museum lies in the same building and offers visitors a chance to feast their eyes on some of the most prominent works of art of Goethe’s time.


• Altstadt:
  The Altstadt (Old Town) is a quaint area with one of the city’s most important landmarks, the Römer, a beautiful medieval structure that now serves as Frankfurt's city hall.

Getting around Frankfurt by car

Frankfurt is conveniently connected to several German autobahns. If flying into town, it is best to rent a car directly at Frankfurt Airport. The airport is strategically located by the Frankfurter Kreuz, a busy motorway interchange that leads into the city. Parking spaces on the streets can be limited so it is best to park in one of the many car parks. Watch out for one-way roads and familiarise yourself with the road signs before driving around town. Note that it is illegal to use mobile phones whilst driving, although hands-free headsets are okay, and that cars drive on the right throughout Germany. When you rent a car in Frankfurt, you'll soon find that the city's road layout is practical and easily navigated, so you can get between the sights quickly.