Roman Civilian Amphitheatre租車及Roman Civilian Amphitheatre自駕遊優惠
常見問題
Can I rent a car near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
Yes, simply go to Expedia to rent a car near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre. With other Budapest attractions such as Margaret Island Park, Aquincum Museum and Ruin Garden and Danube Arena just a quick drive away, having a car rental makes it possible to see all the sights at your own pace.
What car rental companies are near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre in Budapest?
About 5 kilometers from Roman Civilian Amphitheatre, check out the deals from Sixt. Whether you’re searching for car rental companies around Roman Civilian Amphitheatre (you’ll find multiple) or any area of Budapest, Expedia can help you track down the perfect set of wheels at a great price. Our top tip for bagging a bargain? After entering your details, click on the “Great Deal” filter to compare the cheapest cars for each category.
How much is car rental near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
Set off in a cheap car rental from one of the car rental companies near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre. Remember that things like the category of vehicle you select and pick-up and drop-off locations will help determine the price. Be sure to use Expedia’s filters to score a ride that’s within your budget. From convertibles for two to passenger vans for the entire family, we’ve got fantastic deals on the wheels you need.
Which car rental companies have a drop off near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
Sixt is one of the car rental companies that has a rental car return depot close by. Drop your rental car at Roman Civilian Amphitheatre once you’ve finished exploring this top sight.
How much is parking near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
Research your options for parking at Roman Civilian Amphitheatre by heading to the attraction’s official website. Parking apps are also good tools to use when renting a vehicle in an unfamiliar destination. Find out if they offer any free parking at Roman Civilian Amphitheatre or see if it’s possible to book a spot beforehand to save time when you’re here.
Are there electric car charging stations near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
Use apps and online resources to search for electric car charging stations around Roman Civilian Amphitheatre. For added peace of mind, Expedia can help you locate hotels with electric car charging stations. Charge up overnight, and you won’t have to stress about your battery failing during your travels.
What is the closest airport to Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
The closest major airport near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre is Ferenc Liszt Intl. Airport (BUD). It’s about 40 kilometers to the southeast. Whether you get a car rental close to your hotel, downtown or at an airport, you can uncover Budapest at your own tempo.
Where is Roman Civilian Amphitheatre in Budapest?
You’ll need to travel about 13 kilometers south of central Budapest to reach Roman Civilian Amphitheatre.
What else is there to do near Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
If you’d love to put some miles on your rental, make your way to Godollo Royal Palace, Lazar Equestrian Park or March 15 Square. With your own wheels, you can easily explore beyond Roman Civilian Amphitheatre during your Budapest escape.
What time does Roman Civilian Amphitheatre open and close?
Don’t leave your trip to chance and plan ahead — visit Roman Civilian Amphitheatre’s official website for opening and closing times. A handy tip? Browse the attraction’s online reviews as well. Oftentimes you’ll get some useful advice from fellow travelers who’ve recently been there.
Why should I rent a car with Expedia to visit Roman Civilian Amphitheatre?
Get access to the best car rental deals in one place with Expedia. We work with companies big and small to offer you a range of vehicle classes at amazing prices. Want to save even more? Bundle your Roman Civilian Amphitheatre car rental, airfares and hotel into a package. Book your wheels with Expedia and you’ll also get the peace of mind that comes with free cancellation. If you need to cancel, just log in to our Trips portal and hit “manage booking.”