Rent a car in Lansing to discover the capital city of Michigan. Home to the governing seat and Michigan State University, Lansing is a small city that punches above its weight in terms of politics and history.
You’ll find our Hertz pick-up location at Capital Regional Airport, where you can choose from a diverse range of vehicles. Stylish sedans are perfect for solo travelers, while spacious SUVs will comfortably fit the whole family.
Use your rental car to easily travel between Lansing’s numerous museums, including the popular MSU Broad Art Museum. There’s also plenty of gorgeous green space both within and surrounding the city, such as the blooming W.J. Beal Botanical Garden.
From Lansing, you can explore much more of Michigan with a rental car. Culturally diverse Detroit is around an hour’s drive southeast, while Grand Rapids takes about the same amount of travel time in the opposite direction.
Reserve Lansing car rental online today with Hertz and make the most of Michigan.

100 North Capitol Avenue, MI, 48933
Visit the home of the Michigan government to uncover the political history of the state and country. This 1879 building epitomizes Victorian opulence, featuring large chandeliers and restored oil paintings. Explore the Gallery of Governors and the Supreme Court Chamber to get a feel for Michigan’s past. Renting a car means you don’t have to rely on trains, buses, taxis and the like in Lansing.

547 East Circle Drive, MI, 48824
This impressive museum is hard to miss thanks to its striking parallelogram shape of stainless steel and glass. Inside, visitors can browse a collection of more than 10,000 works from around the globe and throughout history. Admire ceramics from ancient Greece and discover modern European and North American paintings and photographs.

West Circle Drive, MI, 48824
Take a leisurely stroll across five acres of blooming gardens on the MSU campus. One of the oldest maintained university gardens in the country, here you can find more than 1,800 types of plant. The gardens are an outdoor laboratory for students, but are also open for the public to enjoy picnics on a sunny afternoon.