Budget Car Rental at Munich Airport

Passengers with an advanced reservation for car rental should head to the Central Area / Zentralbereich of the airport, which is well signposted throughout the terminals. The Budget Munich Airport staff will hand keys and documents to passengers with a booking for a hire car and explain, where the rental car can be collected.

Bookings can be made via the company’s official website at either http://www.budget.de or the international web portal http://www.budget.com.

The website shows pictures and descriptions of the type of vehicle that can be rented within each class or category, together with the inclusive price per day or whatever period has been chosen for the rental contract.

Budget car hire Munich Airport has a large fleet of vehicles from which customers can choose – the vehicles are typically less than six months old, offering value for money, affordable travel solutions for everybody.

City driving in Munich can be a challenge during peak times, as Munich is not only an important business hub but also a popular tourist destination. The mini category from Budget Munich Airport can help with cars like the Fiat Panda 1.2 or economy class cars like the Fiat Punto Evo 1.4 for example. Both these vehicles are great for driving in the fast traffic of Munich’s city centre and for finding parking spaces.

For customers looking for more creature comforts there are vehicles from the mid-size category such as the Ford Mondeo 2.0 or the Renault Megane 1.6. Even more space for passengers and luggage can be found with Mercedes A or C category vehicles, also available from Budget car hire Munich Airport.

To rent a car from Budget Munich Airport, the principle driver must be at least 18 and must produce a valid form of ID such as a passport or ID card. The rental contract must be paid by credit card and a driving permit must be produced, before keys and documents are handed over.

Rental vehicles from Budget Munich Airport typically come with a full tank of fuel, but fuel requirements or any additional equipment such as child safety seats or satellite navigation systems should be discussed at the time of booking.

Munich is a great city and one of Germany’s most popular destinations for a city break. Once visitors are in the city centre, the main tourist attractions can be visited on foot, but just a short drive out of Munich there are some wonderful tourist attractions to be found, such as Castle Herrenchiemsee, a pleasure palace overlooking lovely lake. No expense was spared when Mad King Ludwig II of Bavaria ordered the palace to be built – a residence to rival Versailles in France.

For a day trip there’s always Berchtesgaden and the utterly stunning Königssee, a turquoise mountain lake that seems to have sprung straight from a Brothers’ Grimm fairy-tale. Just a few more kilometres from Berchtesgaden visitors will find the Austrian border and Salzburg, composer Mozart’s birth place.

Eating genuine apple strudel and drinking rich, dark hot chocolate in one of the many cafes is an unforgettable culinary experience. Served with typical Austrian charm, the light-as-a-feather pastry melts in the mouth and Salzburg’s 18th century town centre is so steeped in cultural and historic references that it is hard to go past a building without being impressed at how such a relatively small town could have produced so many talented people.

Bavaria and therefore Munich Airport is a great place to head for winter sports and for hiking during summer. The Alps are never far away and overnight accommodation outside of Munich can be very cheap.

For more information about Budget car hire Munich Airport, please visit the official website at http://www.budget.com.