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| Most popular car | Compact, Estate |
|---|---|
| Average daily price | Rs45,991 |
| Cheapest price found | Rs2,101 |
| Best time to book | 1 week before |
Car hire locations at Vienna Hbf
Car hire pick-up spots near Vienna Hbf
Compare car hire prices at nearby train stations, airports and across different neighbourhoods in Vienna. You might find a better price, or somewhere that suits you better.Favoriten
34 car hire locations
From
Rs1,962
per day
Wieden
34 car hire locations
From
Rs1,962
per day
Wien Hauptbahnhof
From
Rs4,105
per day
Hauptbahnhof Wien (in Bau under construction)
26 car hire locations
From
Rs5,730
per day
Vienna Airport
35 car hire locations
From
Rs1,962
per day
Driving in Vienna: What to expect on the road
Documents you'll need You’ll need a driving licence, passport and credit card to rent a car in Vienna. You may need an International Driving Permit (IDP) if your licence isn’t in English or German. Rental companies also ask for matching ID and a credit card when you collect the car. |
Navigating city driving The road layout is orderly, and signs are easy to follow. Vienna has clear lanes, trams and many cycle paths. Traffic usually moves at a steady pace. Navigation apps help you avoid pedestrian zones in the old town and guide you through one-way streets. |
Tolls, emissions zones and charges Austria uses a prepaid motorway permit called a vignette. Most rental cars already include a vignette, but check before driving on motorways. Vienna also has rules for older vehicles in certain areas, though standard rental cars usually meet the requirements for driving around the city. |
Parking your car in Vienna Short-stay parking zones cover much of the city centre. You’ll often need to pay using an app or ticket machine. Park-and-ride sites on the edge of the city are cheaper and simple to use. Hotels may offer parking, but spaces can be limited in busy areas. |
Finding fuel or charging points Fuel is easy to find, and EV charging stations in Vienna are widespread. Petrol stations are easy to find, and some stay open late. Vienna has many charging points across central and suburban areas. Apps like PlugShare and WienMobil help you locate available chargers for your journey. |
Local driving style and tips Drivers follow rules closely, and traffic feels well-organised. Trams, cyclists and pedestrians all share central areas, so junctions need extra care. Speed limits are enforced, and drivers keep a steady pace. Stay alert for cycle lanes, especially when turning at busy intersections. |
