Car rental in Waldkraiburg

The best way to explore Waldkraiburg is by renting a car so you can see everything from its picturesque cityscape to its gorgeous outskirts. Car rental offers a variety of options to suit your individual needs, from economy models for budgets, to luxury vehicles for a more lavish journey.

Driving in Waldkraiburg

Rest assured, driving in Waldkraiburg is a far cry from the busy streets of London! Here, it’s mostly easy roads with ample parking facilities, and scenic routes along the way.

Speed limits

• In town - 50 km/h
• Outside town - 100 km/h
• Autobahn - Often have no maximum speed limit, but 130 km/h is recommended.

Remember! Speed limits differ from those in UK and are measured in km rather than miles per hour. Adjust your speed accordingly!

Places to Visit

Waldkraiburg has some great places to visit,like the Stadtmuseum Waldkraiburg-the city's main museum, known for providing a deep insight into the local culture and history, and not to forget the surroundings of Inn River, which is best explored via car.

Climate and Seasonal Tips

Waldkraiburg has a temperate, maritime climate. Since the temperature usually never crosses 25 degrees Celsius in summer, it’s always a good idea to carry light jackets or sweaters while travelling. British travellers would find this climate quite familiar, albeit a bit warmer.

Cash and Currency

Germany uses the Euro (€) as its currency. Though most places accept card payments, it is advised to carry some cash. Banks and ATMs are easily accessible in Waldkraiburg.

Getting to Waldkraiburg

The nearest airport to Waldkraiburg is Munich Airport. From there, hiring a car is the most convenient way to reach the town. You may also transit through train stations though it might be less flexible and time consuming.

Driving Routes

One of the most picturesque routes is the drive from Waldkraiburg to the Chiemsee lake, or 'Bavarian Sea'. This beautiful lake provides ample opportunities for leisure activities such as boating, fishing and sightseeing.

Language

German is the main language spoken in the town. However, English is widely understood, making communication quite seamless for British visitors.