Rent a car in Bismarck and you’ll be ready to explore North Dakota and its vibrant capital city. Sitting on the banks of the Missouri River, Bismarck is filled with incredible architecture. Check out the art deco Dakota State Capitol, alongside the famous Former Governor’s Mansion, dating back to the late 19th century.
You’ll find our Bismarck car rental offices to the south side of Bismarck, conveniently located on University Drive for easy access into the city center. Explore local attractions, like the Heritage Center & State Museum or hit the open road to discover the Peace Garden State’s other highlights, like Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Our Bismarck car rental fleet has a vehicle for every kind of trip. Choose stylish sedans and convertibles for business visits, or make sure there’s room for everyone’s luggage on those big family vacations with our SUVs and family cars.
Reserve your Bismarck car rental with Hertz today and discover all that North Dakota has to offer.

4480 Fort Lincoln Road, Mandan, ND 58554
This state park was established in 1907, making it the oldest in North Dakota. Discover how the Mandan Native Americans once lived at the replica On-a-Slant village and reconstructed earth lodges. You can also experience what life was like for a frontier soldier at old Fort Abraham Lincoln. Parking for your Bismarck rental car can be found at several locations throughout the park.

612 East Boulevard Avenue, ND 58505
This fascinating and immersive museum houses four galleries which delve into the state’s rich history. With exhibits ranging from objects belonging to North Dakota’s earliest peoples to an authentic prairie post office, this makes for a fascinating day out for all the family. Head to the east side of the building to leave your Bismarck car rental in the convenient parking lot while you visit.

602 Riverside Park Road, ND 58504
This zoo enjoys a picturesque location on the Missouri River and is home to over 600 animals. From the Golden-Headed Lion Tamarin to the North American Porcupine, there’s a wide collection of rare and native species who call the park home. Visit to learn more about them and the zoo’s conservation work.