Vehicle rental Prague

Rental of classic and electric bikes, for 2 hours or 24 hours. The 2h formula is not really interesting because pedalling in the city centre is not very interesting (lots of people, cobblestones everywhere, few bike paths...), but a daily rental will allow you to go green in the parks around the city centre instead of taking the metro, which can be a pleasant walk and lead to great discoveries. There are also several options for guided bike tours lasting from 2 to 2 hours and a half.

Strategically located between Revoluční and Wilsonova, Avis Prague has a range of vehicles with promotional offers all year round, from small electric city cars to spacious, comfortable tourers, depending on the type of trip you're planning in the Czech Republic. You'll also be able to see for yourself how impressive the upscale positioning of Škoda, the national brand acquired by Volkswagen, has been in recent years. It makes up the bulk of the local fleet and is a pleasure to drive.

Just a stone's throw from Wenceslas Square, this small family agency gives you all the advice you need to make your trip to the Czech Republic memorable. Low prices, a wide range of cars available in all ranges and a package that allows you to drop off your car in foreign countries (example 500 Kč to drop off your car anywhere in France or Belgium). It's a little expensive, but it's rare to go to a car rental company and find a truly personalized service and advice on the country.

In this theatre, classic pieces, Czech or foreign, sometimes captioned in English.

This service provider located in the city center has a nice fleet of classic bikes and electric bikes (very useful when you have to go up to the castle!). Bikes can be rented by the hour, for 2 hours, for half a day or for a day, and there are also many organized excursions, free or commented, oriented on the landscapes or on the history of the city. A great way to discover Prague. For a day, it costs 500 to 1,500 kč per day depending on the type of bike, and a deposit is required for electric bikes.

Prague is not a cycling capital, but exploring the city and its surroundings on two wheels is a great idea! Okolo is a small rental agency based in the city centre, near the Municipal House. Michal, the manager, studied in France for part of his life, so he will welcome you in French and advise you on the best bike routes in and around the city. Several models are available, as well as a wide range of accessories. The bikes are in very good condition, and rentals are affordable. We recommend.