Car Hire Saarbrucken Airport

Enjoy a two centre holiday in Saarbrucken with a hire car from Any Airport Car Hire. The city is on the border with France and it’s easy to drive across to try a little of the French culture whilst staying in the city. Near the south of Germany, the city enjoys warm summers and there’s nothing better than collecting an open top car from Saarbrucken Airport and taking to the open road. Such luxury needn’t break the bank and you’ll find surprisingly low prices on many models of cars with us. If luxury is still out of your budget range, our standard cars can prove to be exceptional value for money, especially when you take our high standards of customer care into consideration.

If you rarely book a hire car for your travels or haven’t used our website before, don’t worry for we’ve done all we can to make booking a hire car for collection at Saarbrucken Airport as easy as possible. Just a few details are needed to get you a great deal on car hire and in most cases you’ll only need to pay a deposit on booking. The balance is payable when you collect your car and all you’ll need to do then is to show your driver’s licence, your reservation voucher and a credit card.

Saarbrucken Airport Guide

Saarbrucken Airport is very busy, handling nearly half a million passengers each year. There’s a mix of domestic and holiday flights as well as two carriers to Antalya to cater for the Turkish immigrants that live in the city. You’ll be able to get to Saarbrucken from the UK by flying direct from Southend Airport. The airport is just a couple of miles from the city and by pre-booking a hire car for collection at Saarbrucken Airport, you’ll have the perfect means to get to your accommodation quickly.

Saarbrucken is a mainly industrial city but in the aftermath of industrial decline it has looked to its history to fuel the next stage of its development. The old part of the city found around St Johanner Markt is delightful with medieval buildings, cobbled streets and quaint cafes and bars, perfect for a relaxing morning. The city has a French feel to it from centuries of rule under the Prussians and the food and atmosphere is distinctly Gallic. And if you’d like a little more ‘Francais’ the border is only a couple of miles west.