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Why rent with Sixt?
- 4,000+ car rental locations worldwide
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Whether you are travelling from the airport to the city centre or touring around the country, car hire in Bucharest from Sixt guarantees you a premium vehicle for all your transportation needs. We offer saloon and estate cars for individual or family use, sports cars and convertibles for a stylish mode of transport, and 4x4s for anyone looking for something more robust. Minibuses can be booked for group travel.
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Bucharest Airport
Calea Bucurestilor 224E
075150 Otopeni
Book at this branchMo. - Su. 00:00 - 24:00 Bank Holidays 00:00 - 24:00
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Bucharest City Centre
Calea Victoriei 63-81
010065 Bucuresti
Book at this branchMo. - Su. 09:00 - 18:00
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Bucharest Airport
Sixt Car Rental
Calea Bucurestilor 224E
075150 Otopeni
Mo. - Su. 00:00 - 24:00 Bank Holidays 00:00 - 24:00 Available vehicle categories: Cars & Estates, Sports Cars & Convertibles, 4x4s
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Bucharest City Centre
Sixt Car Rental
Calea Victoriei 63-81
010065 Bucuresti
Mo. - Su. 09:00 - 18:00 24 h return
Available vehicle categories: Cars & Estates, 4x4s
Car hire in Bucharest with Sixt
Customer satisfaction is important to us at Sixt, so we also offer extras and upgrades for your car hire in Bucharest, allowing you to tailor your car rental for your personal needs. Choose a SatNav to help you navigate the streets of Bucharest or to tour wider afield. Request a child seat if you are travelling with your family, or choose unlimited mileage or an additional driver on the insurance policy if you plan to travel long distances around the country. We even offer a special deal for drivers under 25. Please note that your booking is for a category of vehicle and not a specific model.
Getting the best from your car rental in Bucharest
No visit to the city would be complete without a tour of The Palace of Parliament. Commenced by infamous former dictator Nicolae CeauFescu in 1984, it is the world's second largest building. If you are in Bucharest over Hallowe'en, why not take a trip to Transylvania where you can visit the home of Vlad the Impaler and enjoy some local cuisine in Casa Dracula, his former home. If your time is limited but garage or indie music is your scene, visit Control for a night of lively entertainment. Alternatively, Romanian Athenaeum, the home of the George Enescu Philharmonic offers more classical entertainment. There is no better way to end your visit to Romania than by taking a river trip along the beautiful River Danube to watch the sun set over the historic capital city.