Car rental in Arnsberg

Known for its stunning landscapes, historic buildings, and warm hospitality, Arnsberg grabs the attention of travellers from around the globe. This city, with rolling green hills and the River Ruhr meandering through it, is a real treat for nature enthusiasts.

Exploring Arnsberg: Mobility and Attractions

With an array of sightseeing options, driving around Arnsberg can be an absolute joy. Remember, in Germany, people drive on the right side of the road.

• The Arnsberg Forest Nature Park: This park, sprawling over 482 km², offers walking trails, cycle routes and much more for outdoor enthusiasts.
• Kurfürstliche Residenzschloss Arnsberg (The Elector’s Residential Palace of Arnsberg): A magnificent building with eye-catching architecture.
• Sauerland Museum: This museum gives you an in-depth look into the region's history.

Driving Routes

Driving in Germany can be different from what you're accustomed to back home.

• Within city limits, the speed limit is typically 50 km/hour, whereas on motorways the advisory speed limit stands at 130 km/hour.
• Driving with a Blood Alcohol Limit (BAC) of 0.05% or above is illegal in Germany.

Parking in Arnsberg

Throughout Arnsberg, you'll find well-signposted paid parking spaces. Be sure to keep coins with you as some machines do not accept cards. Always remember to display your parking disc where it is visible from outside the vehicle.

Surrounding Cities

If you're feeling adventurous, you can drive to the historic cities of Dortmund and Düsseldorf, which are just an hour’s drive from Arnsberg.

Seasonal Events

Arnsberg plays host to many seasonal events. Make sure to check the local event calendar to make the most out of your visit.

Car Class Recommendations

Compact cars are recommended for city exploration. However, for a more comfortable journey, especially for longer drives, consider renting sedans or SUVs.

Plan your trip to Arnsberg and get ready for an unforgettable experience. Just remember, when in Germany, 'Rechts vor Links' (Right before Left) is the driving norm. Enjoy your journey!