Car hire at Aarhus Tirstrup Airport

Compare and book your lower cost Aarhus Tirstrup Airport car rental, through us, today, and save on known suppliers published prices. We can also help with estates, convertibles, SUV and minivans. All vehicles come with the usual benefits, quality and level of service. There are also cargo vans on offer, if plan on doing a bit of shifting or moving house.

Extras like child seats, additional drivers and Sat Nav can also be booked and paid for locally. Like most car rental, you can either pay extra to reduce the excess to zero, or take out insurance cover in the event of a claim being made.

Your Aarhus Airport suppliers

Choose from Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz or Sixt., all of whom have their fleets at the airport, with their desks in the terminal building. If booked through us, they all offer their vehicles at discounted prices, which come with unlimited mileage, breakdown cover and CDW insurance.

Where else collect vehicle?

If prefer to get your vehicle in the town, then you can find depots for Hertz, Sixt and Europcar in the city itself, but they are closed Sundays. You can do a free one way to, or from, the airport.

About Aarhus & Denmark

In 2017 the city has the proud distinction of being the European Capital of Culture, having been around since the 8th century, and a actually becoming a city seven hundred years later. It sits on the bay of where the River Aarhus meets the sea, on the east coast of Denmark, and is home to over three hundred thousand people, called locally as Aarhusianers, which makes it Denmark's second largest city.

Lets go, Lego

If you intend to visit Legoland, if not driving across country, then fly to Billund Airport. Obviously, it is a very popular family holiday destination, with over 2 million visitors per year, so best try and pick your days, times and seasons to avoid crowds and queuing.

The country is currently heading towards a population of six million residents, who use the Danish Krone. If need to call a Dane, then the dialling code is +45. Being a large peninsula on the north of Europe, with the North Sea to the left, and the Baltic Sea to the right, it still might be a surprise that is has hundreds of islands. Recent polls has Denmark as one the best places to live on the planet.

To explore Denmark, some of the best places to check out, after Legoland would be: Bonbonland, Djurs Sommerland and the zoo's of Copenhagen, Aalborg and Odense,

Hans Christian Andersen

Your trip to Denmark should also include a visit to the fairy tale town of Odense, being the birth place of Hans Christian Andersen, whose home is open to visitors and has a wonderful display of his works.

Get ' hygge' with it!

Or 'hooga' as the locals pronounce it. Learn about how to feel warm, calm and cozy when doing most daily things.

We can also help at these airports:- Aalborg, Billund, Esbjerg, Karup, Kastrup, Ronne, Roskilde and Soenderborg and in towns around Denmark, which include:- Albertslund, Farum, Herlev, Herning, Hilleroed, Kolding, Lyngby, Odense, Randers and Silkeborg, to name a few.

Looking for wheels in other Scandinavian countries, perhaps Finland or Norway? See if we can help.

15th September 2020

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Kastrup	Legoland	Norway	Sweden	Finland
Germany

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