Car hire
Poland
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Car hire in Poland with SIXT
Car hire in Poland is easy and very affordable with SIXT. We offer everything you’ll need to explore the county’s main cities and historical tourist attractions across the country. We provide a range of dependable premium cars from Europe’s most prestigious manufacturers. These vehicles range from compact city cars with which to explore the narrower central town districts. We also carry convertibles for exciting road trips through the countryside with the top down and the scenery rolling by. You’ll be greeted at our branches by friendly English-speaking agents, from where you can strike out to the country’s main cities like Warsaw, Kraków and Łódź.
SIXT services in Poland
You can hire a car in Poland for as long as you need, whether you require a weekend or a long-term hire. You can also hire a car daily if you’re on a tight European business trip schedule. Similarly, you can choose from a variety of models to suit your needs, including economy cars and compact MPVs. For larger groups or business purposes we offer more spacious saloons and 4x4s Luxury models are available, as are multi-seater minibuses. You can book extras with your vehicle, like sat nav units to pinpoint tourist attractions to car seats for your kids’ safety.
Best places to visit in Poland
- Warsaw: two outstanding sightseeing landmarks in Warsaw are the Wilanów Palace and the Palace of Culture & Science. The Royal Castle is also an intriguing place, with its period furniture. Then you can pay respects at the Warsaw Rising Museum, commemorating the events during WWII. Łazienki Park is an expansive stretch of wooded glades through which peacocks roam.
- Kraków: the main attraction at Kraków is Wieliczka Salt Mine. This underground labyrinth dates back to the 18th century. Inside is all manner of statues and monuments hewn from salt. Use your hire car to drive the roughly 8.5 miles to get there. In the city, take time for the Old Town’s Main Market Square, and the Jewish Quarter, where you’ll find the Old Synagogue, built in the 15th century.
- Łódź: offers more important WWII tourist sites, like Radegast Station. There’s also the City Museum of Łódź, and children will love the Experymentarium, an enthralling interactive science emporium. You can also see the Rubinstein Mural that pays tribute to the city’s most famous pianist, the great Arthur Rubinstein.
Winter 2024 in Poland
In winter take the opportunity to pay your respects at the Museum and Memorial at Auschwitz-Birkenau, and the Warsaw Rising Museum. You can then drive out into the fresh countryside to the Tatra National Park in the Tatra Mountains, with its views of Morskie Oko Lake. A day trip out to view the Bieszczady Mountains, part of which make up the UNESCO East Carpathian Biosphere Reserve. End your trip in the town of Gdansk on the Baltic, where you’ll find the largest brick church in the world.
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Good to know when renting in Poland
You can hire a car as young as 21 in Poland. Please bring a valid licence held for at least a year and note there’s a small surcharge for under 25’s.
Don’t worry if things change, cancellation is free if you select ‘pay later’ during the booking process, we understand trips need flexibility.
If you need add-ons for the trip have a look at our available extras such as sat navs, child seats, added miles and extra protection packages.
It is often possible to drop the car in a separate location at the end of your trip to Poland, whether city or country, simply select a different location during booking to check.
From non-EU countries please provide your licence and passport, unless you have been in Europe for more than 6 months, then an EU licence is required.
Please keep to the right-hand side of the road and be aware there are extremely strict driving under the influence laws upheld in Poland (0.02%). Headlights must always be on.
