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Auto Europe Israel collaborates with a large number of car rental companies in Prague and throughout the Czech Republic, providing you with a wide range of pick-up and drop-off points across the city. Key locations include Prague's international airport, alongside service desks operating within the terminals, and the area around Prague's main railway station (Praha hlavní nádraží). Additionally, you'll find many rental offices in the city center and nearby neighborhoods, allowing you to choose whether to pick up a car immediately upon landing, arrive by train and pick up near the station, or book a car from city branches according to your itinerary and schedule. If you're planning star trips in the Bohemia region or travel to neighboring cities, it is sometimes possible to arrange a return at another branch within the Czech Republic, and occasionally cross-border travel — subject to prior approval and supplier policy.
Operating hours vary between companies and branches, and sometimes differ between weekdays, weekends, and holidays; therefore, it's important to check the exact hours of the branch you selected and ensure they align with your landing/arrival time. In some cases, pick-up or drop-off can be arranged outside operating hours for an additional fee. It's advisable to pay attention to winter equipment policies during the cold season, as well as the electronic toll sticker for highways (vignette) customary in the Czech Republic — in most local vehicles, it's included, but it's advisable to verify this in advance. Young drivers may be charged an age supplement, and an international driving license may be required in addition to the national license. Finally, a city like Prague offers regulated parking areas and Park & Ride lots on the outskirts; if you choose to pick up in the center, plan parking and entry to crowded areas in advance for a smooth and surprise-free driving experience.
Looking to rent a car abroad with peace of mind? We've gathered four practical tips to help you save money and time, avoid surprises at the counter, and plan correctly in any destination and season – so you can enjoy every kilometer.
Check Insurance Terms and Deductibles
Request a full breakdown of the coverage (CDW/TP) and excess amounts, third-party coverage, and exclusions for wheels/windows/roof/underside. Check the option to reduce/eliminate the excess and damage reporting conditions.
Credit Card and Deposit at Pickup
In most cases, a physical international credit card in the main driver's name is required for the deposit. Ensure the card has sufficient credit and is valid for the entire period; debit/Prepaid cards are sometimes not accepted.
Fuel Policy and Timely Return
Check if the policy is full-full and return the tank full to avoid charges. Plan your arrival according to opening hours, pay attention to grace periods, and airport/night/lateness fees.
Toll Roads, Vignettes, and Mandatory Accessories
In certain destinations, a toll tag or vignette is required. Check if the charge is done automatically or manually, and that the vehicle is equipped with mandatory accessories (triangle, vest, snow chains) according to the season and country.