Car Hire Ingolstadt

How about a trip to the beautiful Ingolstadt? The Bavarian metropolis has to offer a large range of cultural and historical and is an excellent Spa and resort also - mainly through the countryside on the Danube.

Ingolstadt book a rental car at the airport

Travelling to Ingolstadt can both be only about 65 kilometers away airport "Franz Josef Strauß" in Munich, from where you can get in an hour with the car to Ingolstadt.

Ingolstadt reached by car via the multitrack A9 or by train from Nuremberg or Munich. Economically, the city is characterized by the Audi Automobile Group, and so it is not surprising that many car in Ingolstadt, Germany comes from the company Audi.

Experience with the car hire Ingolstadt

You have arrived in this city in terms of accommodation choice. Because this city strongly thrives on tourism, follows hotel to hotel. For all budgets is something, of exclusive and convenient. A beautiful apartment in the city is also easy for families.

The history of the city is now over 1200 years old. No wonder, a historical site to the next part in this city. In a tour through the city, therefore the heavy question arises: where to start? However, because the cross gate is the landmark, known far beyond the city limits of this city, take a trip can very well here its point of departure by connecting history.

The cross gate was built in 1385, and was originally a part of the old city walls in this city. On the city wall along were reached out also to the distinctive white gestrichenen bag Tower and from there in the near future to the old town hall of this city, whose first building also goes back to the 14th century.

Continue the small excursion into the history of the city on the former Jesuit library that provides a lively and striking example with their gold and red paint for the round giebligen buildings, that shape the most old houses in the city.

However, this city is evidence not only of the high and late Middle Ages, but also and especially from the Baroque and the late Baroque. Most of the buildings of the University, such as the Orangery (1723) or the Asamkirche (1826) bear witness to the great influence of the Baroque architect.

In fine weather, you can freshen up in the nearby Klenzepark, relax on the edge of the border can be and have a rest from the hectic noise of everyday life.

The same applies to the heavily wooded Bayersoien in this city or the nearby riparian zone with the idyllic Lake of floodplain.