SIXT car rental in Kiev branches can be found at both airports in the city, its train station, and other city center locations. With several branches to choose from, it is easy to rent a car in Kiev and fully explore the largest city and the capital of Ukraine. In recent years, Kiev has become a hip destination with plenty of art and attractions to explore as well as a vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene to enjoy.
From our car rental in Kiev branches, you can select from a full range of models from economy to luxury. Our fleets contain premium vehicles supplied by trusted names that include Toyota, Volkswagen, and Renault. For the best prices, select our prepaid offers that are designed to match the budget and travel needs of both business and leisure travelers. Please be aware that while we guarantee a vehicle in your chosen car category, we cannot do the same for specific models.
For a smooth pickup experience, we recommend booking our rental cars in advance. With both online and mobile app options, making your advance reservation is quick and easy. Explore the city in a compact car or a sleek convertible or choose a rugged SUV for driving in the countryside. If you have business materials to transport or are traveling with a group, we can also offer you a minivan or passenger van. Vehicles adapted for different mobility needs are available and we are always happy to rent a car in Kiev to drivers under 25 for an additional fee. When you make your reservation, select any extras you require. At our car rental in Kiev branches these add-ons include:
It takes approximately 30 minutes to drive from Kyiv Zhuliany International Airport to the city center while the journey from Kyiv Boryspil International Airport is a few minutes longer. As most of the road signs are in the Cyrillic script having a GPS makes it easier to navigate the busy city streets. It is important to know that speed limits are strictly enforced in Ukraine. Away from the city center, you might encounter farm animals on the road.
As one of the oldest cities in Eastern Europe, Kiev dates to the 5th century, although the region has been settled for much longer. The city had reached its political and trading peak by the 13th century, at which point it was conquered by the Mongols before becoming part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. After further turbulent centuries, it was annexed by the Russian Empire in 1775, remaining under Russian and later Soviet rule until 1991. Since then it has been discovering its place on the stage of independent and important European cities. As you drive into Kiev from the airport, you cannot miss seeing Rodina Mat, a giant statue of a female warrior. Erected in 1981 as a monument to the USSR, it today houses the Great Patriotic War Museum at its base and viewing platforms at the top. If the sun is shining, take a drive across Parkovyi Bridge that spans the River Dnipro to Skvorechnik. This bohemian haven is a great place for a relaxed beachfront day with its vegetarian cafe and drop-in classes of meditation, yoga, and dream-catcher making.
Once the home of ex-president Viktor Yanukovych, Mezhyhirya is now a tourist attraction that highlights an opulent lifestyle. The private estate included a huge house, extensive grounds, stables, golf course, fleets of exotic cars, and even a zoo. Elsewhere, a drive around the city will take in Maidan Square with its nightly fountain show and often festive atmosphere while St. Sophia's Cathedral is the oldest church in Kiev with mosaics and frescoes dating back to the early 11th century. At the outdoor Mid-Dnipro Museum of Folk Architecture and Life, around 70 traditional wooden buildings have been rebuilt. Highlights of a visit are the small Space Museum housed in a wooden village church, the childhood home of writer Sholem Aleichem, and a Soviet-style Bread Museum. The region of Chernihiv is home to several medieval churches that escaped the years of Soviet rule. It is also an area of elegant palaces and delightful parks, making it the perfect summer escape from the city.
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Kiev is the administrative, business, and scientific capital of the country making it an important destination for business travelers. It is also home to Ukraine's largest conference and convention center, the International Exhibition Center. The center is made up of three pavilions containing a congress hall, exhibition spaces, and meeting rooms. Rent a passenger van or minivan in the city for travel between your hotel and the exhibition center.
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