Car rental - Lublin

Car rental in Lublin – Poland one of the most popular cities – means minimum formalities from the beginning.

Find the car model you are interested in and book it:

• using the form on our website,
• by email: [email protected]
• or by phone +48 76 727 99 99.

Our team of dedicated consultants is always ready to assist you in adjusting the car, package, and amenities to your individual needs. They can also help you with additional services such as refuelling or cleaning for a small surcharge. With our Premium Package, you can even take your rental car abroad, with destinations like the capitals of Slovakia or Hungary just a drive away.

Our stationary branch in Lublin also provides vans and car rentals. You can conveniently find us at 10 Wilhelm Orlik-Rückemana St., next to the old town. Additionally, fast and convenient car rental services are available at our Meet & Greet point at 1 Jana III Sobieskiego St. at Lublin Świdnik Airport.
 

Lublin Car Rental – Choose Your Rental Car Model

Both locations of Kaizen Rent – car rental in Lublin – offer a wide selection of models and rich and varied equipment. You will find nimble and compact B-class cars, such as Nissan Micra and Hyundai I20, as well as luxury cars of higher C and D class, such as Toyota Avensis and Kia Ceed.

Kaizen Rent – our car rental service in Lublin – is a great option if you are looking for a car or need to rent several vehicles for your employees who travel hundreds of kilometres daily. You can find more details with us on-site or by calling our number directly. You can also ask questions through the contact form.

Kaizen Rent is all about flexibility. You can book your car at your convenience, and if your plans change, it's no problem. Simply give us a call or send an email to cancel your reservation. Just remember to do so at least 24 hours before your scheduled pickup, and there's no charge.  

Kaizen Rent – with us, you have the best car hire service in Lublin!

Exploring Lublin with Convenient Car Hire Options

Lublin is a city immersed in history. It's impossible not to pause here for a moment to remember the glorious days of Kazimierz the Great and to reflect on the fate of Poles and Jews in Majdanek and the Lublin Ghetto.

Lublin is also an excellent place to take a break during a business trip or visit during a holiday adventure. And our Kaizen Rent Company, with car hire services in Lublin, will ensure you can quickly and easily make a reservation and set off on your planned route.

However, Lublin is a city of contrasts. Here, you can have fun while respecting history. The world-famous Carnival of the Arts festival is a perfect example of this. As the flagship event in the city on the Bystrzyca River, it attracts a diverse and colourful cast of characters. From circus performers to clowns, jugglers, and fire swallowers, the streets of Lublin come alive with a vibrant and sometimes mysterious procession. 

Discover the unexplored areas of Lublin during your travels this year!

With Lublin Kaizen Rent car rental, you'll see that the region offers much more than you might expect, especially in the western part. Our comfortable SUV rentals allow you to explore numerous hills, ravines, and valleys. Our luxurious, spacious, and air-conditioned SUVs will take you to the beautiful Zemborzycki Reservoir for a relaxing day by the water. And when you're ready to visit the charming castles and palaces of the Czartoryski, Lubomirski, or Zamoyski families in Kozlowka, you can easily switch to the D or D+ class. Thanks to our comfy SUVs, this is just a tap away on your smartphone.

Happy exploring!

Are you planning a weekend in and around Lublin, or maybe exploring the wonderful Lublin region? Here are our suggestions:

1. Urban Lublin

   1. Old Town, Old Town Square, Krakow Gate,
   2. Po Farze Square, Basilica of the Dominican Fathers, Cellars under Fortuna,
   3. National Museum, Museum of the Lublin Village, State Museum at Majdanek,
   4. Lublin Underground Route, Stone of Misfortune,
   5. Saski Garden, Meeting of Cultures Center, Pearl Brewery.

2. Museum in Kozłówka and Spa Park in Nałęczów Zdrój

   1. Lublin - Kozlowka - Naleczow Zdroj - Lublin is a route of about 100 km in both directions. The Zamoyski Museum in Kozlowka is a gem of palace interiors in Poland, while Naleczow Zdroj is a place to relax and unwind in the green Spa Park and Mineral Water Pump Room.

3. A trip to Kazimierz Dolny on the Vistula River

   1. Lublin - Kazimierz Dolny - Korzeniowy Dół Gorge - Labyrinth and Miniature Park - Lublin is a route of about 130 km round trip. It begins with a tour of historic Kazimierz Dolny and continues to Korzeniowy Doł, a magnificent loess ravine. For dessert, it remains to get lost (literally!) in the green maze in Rąblowów!

4. A trip to Pulawy and a cruise on the Vistula River in Janowiec

   1. Lublin - Pulawy - Janowiec - Lublin is a route of about 140 km round trip. Pulawy is the city to visit in the footsteps of the Czartoryski family. We suggest breaking this trip into two days, with an overnight stay in Janowiec, in order to see both cities in a leisurely way, plus traverse the Vistula River on a ship.

Most tourists begin their exploration of the city at the airport. With our service of car rental at Lublin Airport, you can easily travel to the city centre. What comes next? The attractions!

We've mentioned the attractions above, but what's so special about them? Let's check it out!

If you want to feel the real atmosphere of the city, the Old Town Square is the ideal place to take a moment to relax and enjoy a coffee in one of the numerous cafes. However, before you immerse yourself in the charms of The Old Town, you must pass through the Krakow Gate – one of Lublin's most important symbols. This 14th-century Gothic gate, once the main entrance to the city, continues to stand as a significant landmark, bridging the gap between Lublin's rich history and its vibrant present.

Then there is Po Farze Square. In the Middle Ages, it was here that Lublin's oldest temple stood – the Church of St. Michael the Archangel. Although the temple no longer exists, the outline of its foundations can be seen on the square. Nearby, the Basilica of the Dominican Friars – one of Lublin's most important religious monuments.

One of the less obvious but equally fascinating places in Lublin is the Cellars under Fortune. When visiting the Cellars, you can admire frescoes from the 16th century that have survived to this day in excellent condition. And if these types of attractions interest you, get ready to be excited – the National Museum has a wealth of historical monuments and artefacts waiting for you!

For a thrilling journey through the historical periods of the old Polish countryside, a visit to the Lublin Village Open Air Museum is a must. This museum, one of the largest open-air museums in Poland, offers a diverse representation of life in the countryside across different historical times.

You cannot visit Lublin without paying tribute to the victims of the Second World War who died in the Majdanek concentration camp. The State Museum at Majdanek is a memorial that helps people understand the tragedies during the war.

When planning a trip to Lublin, it's important to consider transportation within the city. While the city centre has good public transportation, it's a good idea to consider renting a car, especially if you want to explore the nearby attractions or travel further.

With our service of car rental in Poland, you can easily explore the country's picturesque landscapes!