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SIXT Car Rental in Warsaw
Those traveling to the capital of Poland can pick up a car rental in Warsaw from one of our easily accessible SIXT branches, including at the airport or at hotels in the city center. You can also customize your car with extras like GPS, additional drivers, or child seats.
This city is steeped in history, and a car rental in Warsaw is the most convenient way to explore everything the area has to offer. Choose your car from our large fleet of premium models to be sure you get what you need. No matter how long you’re renting for, we’ve got you covered.
Driving Tips for Warsaw
When you rent a car in Warsaw, you give yourself access to the region and the country at large. Just keep these tips in mind for an easy drive:
- Sharing the road: Warsaw, as a large metropolitan city, has public transport in the form of buses and trams. You will be sharing the road with these vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians, so always drive carefully.
- Navigation: Warsaw’s roads are wide and can be confusing to navigate if you’re new to the city. A GPS navigation system will help immensely.
- Toll roads: You won’t find any toll roads within the city of Warsaw, but if you decide to take a road trip, you may encounter tolls on the A1, A2, and A4.
- Speed limits: In the urban areas of Warsaw, the speed limit is 50 km/h (31 mph) from early, until late morning and 60 km/h (37 mph) for the rest of the day.
Remembering these tips will help you have a safe and stress-free trip in your rental car around Warsaw.
Best places to visit in and around Warsaw
A car rental in Warsaw will allow you to explore the city and the surrounding region at your own pace. Make sure not to miss these while you’re in town:
- Palace of Culture and Science: This skyscraper in Warsaw is the second-tallest building in the city. Built in 1955 when Poland was still behind the Iron Curtain, it now hosts a 360-degree viewing terrace and serves as a museum and event center.
- The Royal Castle in Warsaw: This historic monument in the city center used to be the residence of Polish monarchs, but is now open for guided tours.
- Day trip to Sochaczew: This small city is only about an hour’s drive from Warsaw, and it’s home to one of the country’s best railway museums. It was also the site of a famous stand against the Nazis, and Chopin’s birthplace is nearby.
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