With SIXT, securing the right Berlin Brandenburg Airport car rental is easy. Our fleet has a wide variety of vehicles to take you through the city of Berlin, the state of Brandenburg, or even throughout Germany. For city streets, rent a coupe; for more adventurous travel, try a roomy SUV; for anything in between, SIXT at Berlin Brandenburg Willy Brandt airport has what you need. What’s more, there are many bookable add-ons, like GPS, an additional driver, child seats, winter tires or flexible fueling—all to help you get what you need from your Berlin airport car rental. 

What makes SIXT Berlin Brandenburg Airport so special?

Convenient Location

You can find us directly at the Berlin Brandenburg Airport, so you can get off your flight and into the city quickly.

Prices you Can Afford

We have affordable rates on our full suite of vehicles, from economy cars through luxury SUVs.

English-speaking Staff

The staff at SIXT is highly trained, excited to help and able to provide service to you in English as needed.

24-hour Returns

If you have an early or late flight and need to drop off your car outside of business hours, simply drop your keys in the return box at BER.

SIXT's location at Berlin Brandenburg Airport

If arriving at terminals 1 and 2, SIXT can be found on level E0 of Terminal 1. The cars are in parking garage P2 in the adjacent building, on level 2. From Terminal 5, you can get your Berlin Brandenburg Airport car rental in area L in front of the terminal. From highway A113, BER can be accessed by taking exit 8, then following signs to the main terminal. By public transport, BER can be reached via S-Bahn, regional trains, long-distance trains, and bus lines.

Returning your car: The rental return location is on Hugo-Eckener-Allee in Schönefeld. To get there, follow the signs from the highway to rental center P2.

Explore Berlin with your car rental

Being just 16 miles outside of Berlin, a city rich in culture, BER offers easy access to museums, restaurants, music, and shopping. Try Museum Island, a museum complex that sits on Spree Island and has been named a UNESCO World Heritage site. If traveling with kids, visit the Berlin Zoo or try Kollwitzkiez in the Prenzlauer Berg, where there are kid-friendly shops and playgrounds. If you have more time, explore the state of Brandenburg, which is rife with historical interest. Sanssouci Palace, also known as Germany’s Versailles, is a worthy destination in Potsdam, the capital of Brandenburg.