| Detail information: | Opening hour: | |||
| Address: | Sixt Car Rental | MO - FRI | 08:00 - 16:30 | |
| Mošnov 401 | ||||
| 742 51 Mošnov | 24h return | |||
| Location: | airport | |||
| GDS - Kód: | OSR | |||
| SIXT #: | 7381 |
Cars to rent: passenger cars, luxury cars a convertibles, 4x4/SUV, vans
FOR VEHICLE DELIVERY IN THE OSTRAVA REGION - CALL THE OSTRAVA TELEPHONE NUMBER: +420 602 361 093
(if necessary, you can call central reservations in Prague +420 22 23 24 995), MO-FRI.
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We at Sixt rent a car are delighted to offer affordable car rental at Ostrava Airport (OSR) in the Czech Republic. We provide premium, up-to-date vehicles at economy prices. Whether you are looking for a sporty convertible or a practical family car rental, we at Sixt are confident that our services can accommodate your requirements. We can also take care of the extras you might need such as LDW insurance, a child seat, GPS, additional driver and more.
Ostrava Airport (its full name is Leos Janacek Airport Ostrava) used to be known as Ostrava-Mosnov International Airport and is located 12.5 miles to the southwest of the city. The airport is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and carries over two hundred thousand passengers every year. Our office can be found conveniently in the airport where we are ready and waiting to get your trip off to the best possible start. Before you know it you'll be exploring the city by car!
Tourist Attractions in Ostrava
Located close to the Polish border, Ostrava is the third largest city in the Czech Republic. It has a long and varied history and there are a number of interesting sights for tourists to visit. A good place to start is the New City Hall Viewing Tower. This Tower stands 70m tall and gives a great view of the whole city. Zoo Ostrava is another popular attraction which offers something for the whole family. A little further afield and best reached by car is the Landek Park Mining Museum. This museum gives a fascinating insight into the lives of miners during a time when the city's main export was coal.
