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Land Rover Rental in Munich
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Luxury car rental in Munich with Zeus Prestige is delivered to Munich Airport (MUC), your hotel, or any address in the city. Rent or hire a sports car, an exotic, a supercar or a luxury SUV and drive Bavaria yourself. In Munich, sports car rental and exotic car hire put the Autobahn at the city limits and the Alps an hour beyond.
Henry the Lion founded Munich in 1158 beside a monks' settlement on the river Isar, and the twin domed towers of the Frauenkirche have marked its centre since 1488. The Glockenspiel in the town hall on Marienplatz has turned its figures for the crowd since 1908. The Residenz was the palace of the Wittelsbach kings, and Maximilianstrasse, laid out by one of them, holds the boutiques today. The English Garden, opened in 1789, is larger than Central Park, with surfers riding a standing wave at its southern edge.
Munich lives outdoors whenever it can. White sausage and a pretzel before noon, the stalls of the Viktualienmarkt, a long afternoon under the chestnut trees of a beer garden. Each autumn since 1810 the Oktoberfest has filled the Theresienwiese. On clear days the Alps stand along the southern horizon, sharp enough to count the peaks, and the motorway points straight at them.
Drop the roof for the lakes. An hour south of the city, the Tegernsee lies in a bowl of wooded mountains, circled by a shore road of some 20 kilometres through Gmund, Tegernsee and Rottach-Egern. Painted farmhouses, boathouses and onion-domed churches pass at an easy pace, and the water is clear enough to see the stones on the bottom. The air smells of cut grass and woodsmoke, and where the road lifts above the shore the view makes your breath catch. A former Benedictine monastery on the east bank has brewed beer for centuries and serves lunch in its vaulted hall. The car has a gentle day of it, roof open, engine barely above idle, and looks entirely at home parked by the water.
Supercars and sports cars get their day here. The A95 runs south from Munich toward Garmisch, and long stretches of it carry no general speed limit. Leave it for Kochel am See, about an hour from the city, where the B11 climbs the Kesselberg in a sequence of hairpins and sweeping curves to the Walchensee, some 200 metres higher. Hill-climb races ran here in the early years of motoring, and the pass has its own posted limits today. Your pulse rises through the bends and settles at the top, where the lake appears, turquoise and very still, with the Karwendel range behind it. Follow the shore, stop for coffee at Urfeld, and let the car stretch again on the motorway home.
The road to the king's castles calls for comfort: a grand touring car or a luxury SUV. Head southwest for about an hour and three quarters to Füssen, where Neuschwanstein stands on its crag above the Alpsee, begun by Ludwig II in 1869 and never finished. His father's castle, Hohenschwangau, faces it across the valley. On the way, turn off for the Wieskirche, a pilgrimage church alone in a meadow, plain outside and a riot of rococo within, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. The road crosses open pasture with the Alps as a wall to the south. Inside the car the seats are firm and warm, the cabin is quiet at speed, and it makes light of the distance home.
Yes. We bring luxury hire cars to Munich Airport (MUC) and to hotels and homes anywhere in the city. Share your flight number and the car will be waiting when you land.
Yes. Private flights at Munich Airport (IATA: MUC, ICAO: EDDM) use the General Aviation Terminal on the eastern side of the airport. Some also land at Oberpfaffenhofen, southwest of the city. We deliver your self-drive hire car to either.
A sports car or an exotic suits the Autobahn and the Alpine passes, a convertible suits the Bavarian lakes in summer, and a luxury SUV or grand tourer suits winter, the ski resorts and longer journeys.
The Tegernsee is about 55 kilometres south of Munich, roughly an hour. Garmisch-Partenkirchen is about 90 kilometres, a little over an hour by the A95, and Neuschwanstein about 120 kilometres, around an hour and three quarters.
The airport lies about 28 kilometres northeast of the centre. Allow 35 to 45 minutes by car.
Yes. The lakes and the first mountains are an hour away, and Salzburg about an hour and a half. Kitzbühel is around an hour and a half, Nuremberg under two hours, Stuttgart a little over two, and Zurich about three and a half.
Choose from our sports cars, exotics, supercars and SUVs, tell us where in Munich to bring the car, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
Where Bavarian heritage and mechanical artistry converge on roads built for those who demand both
