Hertz car rental in Malmo

With the perfect combination of classical architecture, natural beauty and modern attractions, car rental in Malmo unlocks all the potential of Sweden’s stunning coastal gem.

Explore spectacular castles, elegant parks, and the various enticing districts that make up this remarkable city and region.

Make sure you have time to do it all with a rental car from Hertz. Not only will you get to see even more of this beautiful city, it also offers the freedom to explore the wider wonders of the landscape beyond.

We have a number of convenient pick-up points in the area, including at the airport. Simply reserve your rental car online in advance, choosing the vehicle that’s ideal for your trip, and collect your keys when you arrive. If you have any questions, our local team will be more than happy to assist you.

Driving in and around Malmo

Whether you’re sticking to the city limits or want to venture further, driving offers you the freedom to explore the must-see sights of Malmo and beyond.

Swedish roads are very well-maintained and typically very quiet in comparison to other countries. While you may come across a moose or two in rural areas, you’re unlikely to get stuck in heavy traffic.

Speed limits are signed in kilometers per hour, with 50km/h (30mph) typical in city areas, increasing to 70km/h (43mph) on many country roads, and 110km/h (68mph) on certain highways. Always check the signs however, as these can vary.

If you’re heading to Malmo from December to March, you’re required to have winter tires on your vehicle, but this is something that we can assist with.

A number of parking lots are dotted around the city, close to key visitor attractions and popular areas such as Lilla Torg, if you need to safely leave your rental car and explore on foot.

Those seeking adventure outside of the city will find plenty of options when heading out in their rental car from Malmo. The historical city of Lund is just half an hour away by car and, if you fancy a road trip, there are an array of connections to other cities. Gothenburg is around three hours away via the scenic E20 route. With its chilled-out atmosphere and dynamic culture, it’s well worth spending a day here.

If you like the idea of venturing even further, taking in spectacular countryside along the way, head to the bustling capital of Stockholm.

Located around six hours’ drive from Malmo via the E4, it’s a long trip but you’ll certainly be rewarded when you get there. Nicknamed ‘beauty on water’ by local residents, the city is vibrant and constantly evolving.

A quick guide to Malmo

With traditional cobblestone streets and a vast coast of glistening water, Malmo has all the charm of a traditional Swedish city yet all the modern amenities and attractions you could ask for.

Falling in love with this place is easy, especially when you stumble across its enchanting parks and market squares.

Malmöhus Castle and Aquarium

Well rooted in the city’s history, Malmöhus Castle offers fine Renaissance architecture and an insight into Malmo’s fascinating past.

Built in the 16^th century before later being restored, this grand fortress is one of the most famous attractions in the area. In fact, it’s thought to be the oldest surviving Renaissance castle in the whole of Scandinavia.

Today, Malmöhus hosts the Museum of Art, Natural History Museum and even an aquarium, the latter of which is particularly popular. After you’ve explored the castle and learned more of its eventful story, witness exotic marine life in a highly unique setting.

Folkets Park

Enjoy a sunny day surrounded by luscious greenery and fun attractions at Folkets Park.

A hot spot for events and concerts, there’s always something to see and do here. Whether you want to relax beside the large pond or get a view of the city on the Ferris wheel, it’s a great place to enjoy the great outdoors.

Not only is it a fabulous day out for all the family, it also has an intriguing claim to fame as the oldest public garden in the country. The amusement park is open from April to September, but if you are traveling to Malmo at colder times of year, you can go ice-skating in the winter months instead.

Lilla Torg

Meaning ‘little square’, Lilla Torg is every bit as charming as that sounds. With quaint cobblestone streets and rustic buildings, this local focal point exudes a romantic atmosphere.

Outdoor markets are regularly held here, selling a variety of fresh goods and souvenirs. Lilla Torg is also the perfect place to grab a bite to eat, with a number of charming cafes and restaurants dotted around the square.

If you want to truly immerse yourself in the culture of Malmo, this is the place to go.

Kungsparken

Escape from reality with a stroll around Kungsparken, another of the many luscious parks in the heart of the city.

Opened by King Oscar II in the 19^th century, it features a majestic cast-iron fountain and a plethora of ponds, offering natural beauty and an air of relaxation.

Bring along a picnic to tuck into once you’ve explored the pretty grounds, which have a myriad of shrubs, exotic trees and well-manicured lawns to enjoy.

Car rental in Malmo opens up all of these possibilities and more. Reserve direct today, and the best of Sweden is at your disposal.