Rent a Car in Vienna, Austria with Dryyve

Dryyve operates car rental at Vienna City Office in Vienna, Austria. Economy, Compact, SUV, Luxury and Van vehicles are available, subject to availability on your dates. Drivers must be 19 or over and have held a licence for at least one year. Cancel at least 48 hours before pick-up and anything paid online is refunded in full.

A city-centre desk beside Vienna Hauptbahnhof, for a rental that starts in town rather than at the airport. Vienna's inner districts are short-stay parking zones requiring a paid voucher on weekdays, and the Ring is one-way; picking up here puts you straight onto the A2 and A4 for the Danube Valley and Burgenland.

Vienna City Office·VIEDT

Vienna car rental at a glance

Vienna car rental at a glance
StationVienna City Office
CountryAustria
Local currencyEUR
Phone:+43 676 315 2972

What you need to rent in Austria

What you need to rent in Austria
Driver age19 and over
LicenceNational driving licence · International Driving Permit: only together with the national licence, where required — Held at least one year
Documents at pick-upDriving licence · Passport · Photo ID · Credit card
DepositRequired. The amount is shown before you pay.
Accepted at the deskCredit card
Fuel policyReturn with the same fuel level you collected — Return the car with the same fuel level as at pick-up.
Driving to another countryPermitted — Only with authorisation bought at the counter before the rental starts: €99 to a neighbouring Schengen country, €299 elsewhere in Schengen, €990 outside Schengen. Without authorisation: €199, €599 or €1,699. Motorway tolls are extra. The theft excess doubles outside Schengen.

Full rental conditions

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Pick-up Location
Vienna City Office

Station Information

Vienna City Office

City office
Address:
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof, Gerhard-Bronner-Straße 5, 1100 Vienna, Austria
Hours:
Daily: 08:00–20:00

How to find your car

Meeting point

Collect your car at the meeting point.

Directions

Arrive at Wien Hauptbahnhof (Vienna Central Railway Station) and follow the signs for “Exit Südtiroler Platz / Gerhard-Bronner-Straße.” After exiting the station, walk along Gerhard-Bronner-Straße in the direction of Quartier Belvedere. The Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof will be on your left after approximately 400 meters. The office entrance is located inside the hotel.

Which vehicle types can you rent in Vienna?

Which vehicle types can you rent in Vienna?
ClassBest forDaily rateIncluded mileageDeposit
EconomyFuel-efficient vehicles perfect for city driving and budget-conscious travelersQuoted liveShown before you payShown before you pay
CompactVersatile and easy to park, ideal for urban explorationQuoted liveShown before you payShown before you pay
SUVSpacious and powerful for families and adventure seekersQuoted liveShown before you payShown before you pay
LuxuryPremium comfort, advanced features, and refined styleQuoted liveShown before you payShown before you pay
VanMaximum space for groups, families, and extra luggageQuoted liveShown before you payShown before you pay

Why Rent a Car in Vienna?

How to find your car

Collect your car at the meeting point.

Explore Freely

Discover hidden gems and local attractions at your own pace, without relying on public transport.

Premium Fleet

Choose from a wide selection of well-maintained vehicles from Economy to Luxury.

Transparent Pricing

No hidden fees. All costs are clearly displayed before you book.

Nearby Stations

Driving in Vienna

Driving in Vienna
Damage or theftA police report is required before any claim can be settled.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a special license to drive in Austria?

EU driving licenses are accepted. Non-EU drivers should carry an International Driving Permit (IDP) alongside their national license.

What are the speed limits in Austria?

Speed limits are 50 km/h in towns, 100 km/h on main roads, and 130 km/h on motorways. Some motorway sections have variable limits.

How do toll roads work in Austria?

Austria requires a digital motorway vignette for highway use. Your rental vehicle may include one — check at pick-up. Some Alpine tunnels have separate tolls.

Are mountain passes accessible year-round?

Most major passes are open year-round, but some high-altitude passes close in winter. Snow chains may be required from November to April.