HERTZ Car Rental at Stuttgart Airport

The Hertz car rental desk can be found in Terminal 3 on Level 2 at Stuttgart Airport. Here customers with a reservation can pick up their keys and documents, before being shown to their hire car.

Reservations and enquiries can be made online using the form above or by telephoning on tel +49 (0) 711 948 4339. Hertz car rental Stuttgart Airport can supply a wide range of vehicles according to individual budget and requirement. Hertz is just one of several companies providing car rental at Stuttgart Airport.

Hertz Stuttgart Airport can offer some very reasonable deals for holiday car rental as well as for business travel. The Kia Rio, VW Polo or Opel Meriva are popular choices in the smaller categories for visitors who are looking for easy to drive, economical cars, while the larger type cars like the Opel Zafira, Ford Focus Station Wagon, Opel Insignia or Land Rover Freelander are perfectly suited for family travel.

More powerful cars, ideal for German motorways, can also be supplied by Hertz car hire Stuttgart Airport. The popular BMW 3 series in the Full-size category of vehicles offers 4 to 5-door models with air conditioning, automatic transmission and space for up to 5 passengers. Two large and two small suitcases can find room in the boot. Unlimited mileage is included in the rental.

Ever popular people carriers and SUV's can also be provided by Hertz Stuttgart Airport, where the Ford Galaxy, seating up to 7 passengers, can be rented with unlimited mileage, manual transmission and air conditioning as part of the deal.

The federal state of Baden Württemberg is located in one of the sunniest regions in Germany, which is why the area is famous for its splendid white wines. A drive through the surrounding countryside of Stuttgart will bring visitors soon to the various wine-growing regions and there are many museums that are dedicated to the art of wine making.

A trip to Marbach am Neckar or to Mundelsheim allows visitors to explore and discover the rich heritage of the region that is directly linked to wine making, which, over the centuries, contributed to the wealth of the state. The Weinbaumuseum Stuttgart at Uhlbacher Platz 4 in the city will re-open for business in May 2012, having been extensively refurbished to house even more exhibits relating to wine growing and wine making.

Here visitors can learn what type of grapes are being grown in the region, what pests affect vines and where the famous Trollinger wine has its origins. There are many exhibits that date back to the 16th century or even further into the region’s 2,000 year-old wine-growing history.