Frankfurt is the financial heart of Europe, with a skyline of skyscrapers contrasting with the charm of the reconstructed Römer old town. It's a strategic stop for business travelers who want to travel in a luxury car that's up to the task. Milan Luxury Cars delivers and collects your vehicle directly in Frankfurt, at your hotel, or at the airport—wherever you prefer in Europe.
Frankfurt Airport is one of Europe's largest, with direct flights from many cities in the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia. It's about fifteen to twenty minutes from the city center and has its own long-distance train station. Send us your flight number and landing time: delivery can take place in arrivals or at your preferred location.
Those arriving by train from another German city or from Paris can pick up their car at Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof, the main train station, just minutes from the financial district. At the end of your stay, you can return the car to the airport before your departure.
Frankfurt is home to the European Central Bank, the German Stock Exchange, and many major banks. For a week of meetings, we can deliver the car to your hotel or directly to the office where you have your first appointment.
For business trips, an elegant yet discreet SUV like the BMW X7 40d or the Maserati Grecale is ideal, or the Audi RS6 if you prefer a more discreet sports car. For delegations and groups, you can choose the Mercedes-Benz V-Class van . The van has room for a group or family with lots of luggage, and those not driving can prepare meetings on the way.
The Messe Frankfurt exhibition center, dominated by the Messeturm, is one of the largest in the world and hosts international trade fairs every year, including the Frankfurt Book Fair in October. During major fairs, hotels fill up and traffic around the pavilions is heavy: book your car in advance.
At a trade fair, the V-Class can transport you, your colleagues, and your stand materials to the entrance in a single trip. For parking, check the designated visitor areas in advance.
The Römerberg is the city's historic square, with its reconstructed half-timbered houses facing the town hall. Behind it, the newly rebuilt old town leads to the cathedral, where the Holy Roman emperors were crowned. Not far away is Goethe's birthplace, while those looking for luxury shopping head to Goethestraße, where the major brands are concentrated.
Across the Main, reachable on foot from the Römerberg via the Eiserner Steg pedestrian bridge, Sachsenhausen is the neighborhood of Apfelwein taverns, Frankfurt's signature apple wine. The Museumsufer museums line the banks, including the Städel, with paintings from the Middle Ages to contemporary art. For dinner here, it's best to reach the neighborhood by taxi and leave your car at the hotel.
About an hour west, you'll reach Rüdesheim, in the Rheingau wine region, known for its Riesling. Here begins the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of the Romantic Rhine: the river flows through vineyard-covered slopes, villages like Bacharach, and hilltop castles, all the way to the Loreley Rock.
There are no bridges along this stretch: the Rhine is crossed by car ferries, so you can travel up the river on one bank and back on the other. In Rüdesheim, a cable car ascends above the vineyards to the Niederwald Monument, overlooking the valley. For this summer outing, the Ferrari Roma Spider, one of our supercars , makes the slow pace of the roads along the river enjoyable. Those who continue north beyond Koblenz arrive in Cologne and can leave their car there.
Heidelberg is about an hour south. The red sandstone castle dominates the old town and the Neckar River, the Old Bridge connects the two banks, and the university, founded in the 14th century, is the oldest in Germany. On the opposite bank, the Philosopher's Path offers the most famous view of the city.
Instead of the highway, you can take the Bergstraße, a road through vineyards and orchards at the foot of the Odenwald hills, where spring arrives earlier than in the rest of the region.
About a half-hour to the north and northwest, the Taunus offers forest roads, city views, and elegant towns like Kronberg and Bad Homburg, a spa town with a casino. The Großer Feldberg, the highest peak in the area, is a popular destination for a leisurely pre-dinner stroll.
Frankfurt is a good starting point for a one-way trip: you can leave your car in Zurich , about four hours south, in Paris , or in Italy. There is no vignette for cars in Germany. Some motorway sections do not have a general limit, but speed limit signs and roadworks are common. Some cities have low-emission zones; please let us know where you'll be driving when booking.
How far is the airport from the city center? It takes about fifteen to twenty minutes by car, depending on traffic.
Can you drop off your car at the Messe? Yes, at an agreed-upon spot near the entrance or at your hotel. For trade fair days, please book in advance.
How much time do you need for the Rhine Valley? Rüdesheim is about an hour away; following the valley to the Loreley and back is a good idea, allowing for a full day.
Can you visit Heidelberg as a day trip? Yes, it's about an hour's drive away.
Do you have a car for a group of company clients? Yes, a Mercedes-Benz V-Class van, driven by a member of your team.
Are cars equipped for winter? Yes, our cars always run on winter tires.
Is there a risk of receiving a different car than the one you booked? No, the model is always guaranteed. If your plans change, you can cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before delivery.
