Luxury car rental in Wiesbaden with Zeus Prestige is delivered to the Kurhaus district, your hotel or any address you choose in Wiesbaden, and Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is close by for arrivals. Rent or hire a convertible, an exotic car or a luxury SUV and take the Rheingau and the Taunus on your own schedule.
Wiesbaden owes its history to hot water. The Romans came for the thermal springs, and the city counts 26 hot springs today. The Kochbrunnen on Kranzplatz gathers 15 springs at around 66 degrees Celsius and sends them into a shell-shaped basin. In the nineteenth century Wiesbaden grew into a grand spa town, sometimes called the Nice of the North.
The neoclassical Kurhaus houses the city's casino and anchors the social life of the centre. The Nerobergbahn, a water-ballast funicular, has climbed the Neroberg since 1888 without electricity, and at the top the Russian Orthodox Church of St Elizabeth shows five golden domes.
Wiesbaden is the capital of Hesse. It sits on the right bank of the Rhine opposite Mainz, sheltered by the Taunus and a short distance from Frankfurt. Each August the Rheingau Wine Festival brings the vineyards into the streets.
Fold the roof away for the Rheingau, the strip of vineyards along the Rhine west of Wiesbaden. Eltville comes first, then Kloster Eberbach, the Cistercian monastery founded in 1136 and set among the vines above the river. Past Johannisberg, Rüdesheim lies at the bend in the Rhine, and above it the Niederwald Monument, unveiled in 1883, looks out across the water. The warm air smells of vines and river. Drive back with the roof open and the vineyards glowing in the evening sun.
The Wisper valley is a narrow wooded side valley that climbs from the Rhine at Lorch into the Taunus, and it rewards a sports car. The road follows the stream between steep slopes in a run of bends, and the grip tightens as the trees close overhead. Quiet villages and old mill buildings flash past between the corners, and each blind turn tests your nerve a little more.
The road north-west into the Taunus foothills calls for a grand tourer. Idstein's old town gathers half-timbered houses around its lanes, and farther on Limburg's cathedral, consecrated in 1235, rises on a rock above the Lahn. The leather scent and the hush of the cabin make the long curves feel effortless, and the car carries you home as calmly as it left.
Yes. Wiesbaden and the Rheingau are covered, from the Kurhaus district to private addresses. Say where you would like the handover when you book.
Yes. Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is on our delivery list, including its private aviation terminal (ICAO EDDF), as is the airfield at Egelsbach (ICAO EDFE), both within easy reach of Wiesbaden.
A convertible suits the Rheingau, a sports car the Wisper valley, and a luxury SUV Limburg and longer journeys.
Mainz stands across the Rhine, Mannheim lies to the south, Frankfurt is close by in the east and Cologne to the north-west.
Yes. Vineyards, wooded hills and the Lahn valley lie close at hand, and the motorways lead on to the Rhine gorge, the Palatinate wine country and the Black Forest.
Choose from our cabriolets, sports cars, SUVs and supercars, tell us where in Wiesbaden to deliver, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.