Car rental in Frankfurt

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Heidelberg: Just over an hour’s drive from Frankfurt is Heidelberg, a university town that is full of charm and has a fine literary heritage. Goethe, Mark Twain and artist William Turner all were inspired by this town, and now Heidelberg attracts close to 12 million visitors a year. They come to enjoy the bookshops, the enchanting ruin of Heidelberg Castle and the Baroque architecture.

Rudesheim: Located just an hour west of Frankfurt in the Rhine Valley is Rudesheim — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic town is a popular tourist destination, and the Niederwald Monument, the Drosselgasse alleyway and a cruise along the Rhine are not to be missed. Rudesheim is famous for its superior Rieslings. Tastings are available, but remember not to drink and drive.

Hanau: The birth place of the Brothers Grimm, the historic town of Hanau is a 30-minute drive from Frankfurt’s city centre. An enjoyable day out, this town boasts a monument of its most famous citizens, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm — as well as a museum dedicated to goldsmiths. You can marvel at the Baroque architecture of Schloss Philippsruhe. Visit between May and July to enjoy the Fairy Tale Festival.

While it is true that certain sections of the Autobahn have no speed limit, there are other parts where the recommended limit is 130 km/h. On the other hand, if you see a sign with the speed limit written in black, this is the legal speed limit and not just a recommendation.

In Germany, it is illegal to drive while wearing headphones.

Frankfurt has a Low Emission Zone – you’ll need a special sticker to drive through it. Ask your car hire company for more information.