Rent a car in Switzerland and explore its legendary landscapes, brushed with painterly perfection and dotted with pristine cities and quaint, mountainside villages. Expect green plains, stunning architecture, or a perfect snow-capped alpine adventure in the continental capital of business.
From beautiful Basel, which neighbors nearby France and Germany, upmarket Zurich, each city has its unique flair. Visit to cross winding mountain paths to serene resort towns like Interlaken, and explore the Italian-speaking “Monte Carlo of Switzerland” Lugano.
You can rent a car in Switzerland from key locations across the country, and rest assured that no matter what road you take, they all end in another beautiful vista. Whether it’s a city-business trip, alpine antics, or a reclusive Swiss-country getaway, there’s something in our fleet to suit you.
From family-friendly hatchbacks to luxury saloons, SUVs to sports cars, choose car rental in Switzerland with Hertz and explore the country your way today.

Rheinfallquai, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall
At 150 meters wide, and 23 meters tall, Rhine Falls stands as Europe’s largest plains waterfall. Measurements aside, it’s a pure and marvelous embodiment of natural beauty that wraps around the nearby verdant landscape. You can explore the falls and wider area by foot or by taking a boat tour.

The Matterhorn
The Matterhorn juts from the landscape like a shark’s tooth, an iconic pointed peak that marks one of the highest mountains in the Swiss Alps. It borders Italy at an inspiring 4,478 meters high and provides a challenge for thousands of climbers every year. But you don’t need to ascend the titan to appreciate the goliath and the beautiful, surrounding landscape.

St. Alban-Graben 16, 4051 Basel
The Fine Arts Museum Basel, known as Kunstmuseum Basel, is home to the world’s oldest public art collection. Some of the galleries feature a carousel of exhibitions through the year, but many of the old masters have a constant home in Basel. There’s more than just classics on display, however, with contemporary works and brave new exhibitions too.