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The primary pick-up/return depots for McRent vehicles are located at Berlin, Duesseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich.

Other McRent Germany stations, which we will call "secondary" depots because they are not located at primary entry/exits points for international tourists, include Mannheim, Heidelberg, Regensburg, Stuttgart, and others, as presented below and by our online reservation software.

The one-way costs for McRent rentals depots are quite high, as our online software will delineate.

The primary McRent Germany depot addresses and contact numbers are as follows (drop the leading zero if dialing from outside Germany):

  • Berlin: CC-Mobile GmbH, Waltersdorfer Chaussee 100, 12529 Berlin Schönefeld (Berlin suburb), Germany, tel. +49 030 634 99 150, fax 030 634 99 15 199. This station is just 1 km from the main entrance of the International Airport Schönefeld in Berlin. It is located next to the Intercity Hotel Berlin Schönefeld. The address exists twice in Berlin. Moreover, the street is relatively new, therefore it is often not mentioned in navigation systems, and some of the taxi drivers do not know the address. Therefore, the address of the adjacent Intercity Hotel may serve as a more useful target: Am Seegraben 4, 12529 Berlin Schönefeld. Here is a link to a map of the Berlin metro system. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains. Recommended campgrounds nearby: Glambecksee, Country Camping, and Leading Campings.
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  • Duesseldorf: Kölner Strasse 159–161, 45481 Mülheim/Ruhr (Duesseldorf suburb), Germany, tel. +49 0208 30 21 30, fax 0208 30 21 316. From the international airport to the depot by taxi takes 20 minutes and costs about EUR25; public transport, on the other hand, is via train from the airport to “Mulheim an Der Ruhr's” Hauptbahnhof (i.e. its head, inter-city train station), followed by a change there to bus number 152, and finally arrival at the stop “Am Rott,” 50 meters from the rental depot. See www.duesseldorf.de and http://www.koeln.de for city info. Here are direct links to maps of the Duesseldorf metro system and the Cologne (Köln) metro system. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains. Recommended campgrounds nearby: Camping Berger - Cologne, and Leading Campings.
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  • Frankfurt: Sprendlinger Landstrasse 165, 63069 Offenbach (Frankfurt suburb), Germany, tel. +49 069 238 079 740, fax 069 238 079 739. From the international airport to the depot by taxi takes 15 minutes and costs about EUR20; public transport, alternatively, is via the S8 metro to the stop “Offenbach Marktplatz” — but this ride takes about 30 minutes and the stop is still an EUR10 taxi ride away from the depot. On the other hand, from Offenbach’s Hauptbanhof (i.e. Offenbach’s head, inter-city train station) the taxi ride to the depot takes 5 minutes and costs about EUR8; and the public transport is via bus 106 in the direction “Buchrainweiher” to the stop “Merianstrasse,” with the rental depot being about a 5-minute walk away. See www.frankfurt.de for Frankfurt city info. Here’s a direct link to a map of the Frankfurt metro system. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains. The FrankufurtHahn airport is about 140 km distance from the rental depot and is indirectly connected by way of the general shuttle bus from that airport to the Frankfurt international airport, which shuttle ride takes 70 minutes and costs EUR12 per person. Recommended campgrounds nearby: Campingplatz Mainkur, Taunuscamp, City Camp Frankfurt, Terrassencamping Schlierbach, Heidelberg Camping, and Leading Campings.
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  • Hamburg: Segeberger Strasse 5, 23863 Kayhude (Hamburg suburb), Germany, tel. +49 040 63 91 70 79, fax 040 63 91 70 79. From the international airport to the depot by taxi takes 30 minutes and costs about EUR27. Public transport is via Bus 292 (which picks up at Terminal 3 and Terminal 4), with a change at "Ochsenzoll" to Bus 7550 in the direction Bad Sedeberg, and finally a stop at Kayhude Heidekrug, about 70 meters from the rental depot. From Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (i.e. the head, inter-city train station) the taxi ride takes 40 minutes and costs about EUR44 (although you might negotiate a better price). Public transport, on the other hand, is via the U1 metro in the direction “Norderstedt Mitte,” followed by a change at the stop “Ochsenzell” to the bus 7550 in the direction “Bad Segeberg,” and finally arrival at the stop “Kayhude Heidkkrug,” 70 meters from the rental depot. See www.hamburg.de for city info. Here’s a direct link to a map of the Hamburg metro system. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains. Recommended campgrounds nearby: Camping Buchholz, Campingplatz Schnelsen, and Leading Campings.
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  • Munich: c/o Bernd Wierschak Wohnmobil Vermietung, Ohmstrasse 16, 85254 Sulzemoos (just outside Munich, to the northwest), Germany, tel. +49 08135 93 7155, fax 08135 93 7101. From the international airport to the depot by taxi takes 30–45 minutes and costs about EUR50 to EUR60; public transport, on the other hand, is via S-Bahn metro to the stop “Pasing,” a change to Bus 732, a stop at “Sulzemoos,” and a 15-minute walk or 5-minute taxi ride to the rental depot. See www.muenchen.de for Munich city info. Here’s a direct link to a map of the Munich metro system. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains. Recommended campgrounds nearby: Camping Langwieder See, Campingplatz Muenchen, Campingplatz Nord West, the famous Thalkirchen (Zentralländstrasse 49, 81379 Munich; no Website; tel. +49 89 723 17 07, fax 724 31 77), Camping Hopfensee (near Fussen), and Leading Campings.
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  • The secondary McRent Germany depot addresses and contact numbers are as follows (drop the leading zero if dialing from outside Germany):

  • Aalen: c/o Autohaus Henschel, Knappenstrasse 11-13, 73433 Aalen, Germany, tel. +49 07361 92 99 0, fax 07361 92 99 29. The depot is located approximately 0.5 km to the northeast of the Hofen (Aalen) train station and 2.7 km to the north of the Wasseralfingen station. See www.aalen.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Ammern: Am Brühl 5, 99974 Ammern Unstruttal, Germany, tel. +49 03601 81 33 84, fax 03601 81 66 16. The depot is located approximately 0.8 km to the northwest of the Ammern train station. See www.ammern.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Dortmund: Massener Str. 149, 59423 Unna, Germany, tel. +49 02303 33 15 44, fax 02303 59 24 11. The depot is located approximately 1.4 km to the southeast of the Dortmund Hbf train station. See www.dortmund.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Hannover: Am Walde 2, 30916 Hannover/Isernhagen, Germany, tel.+49 0511 61 17 87, fax 0511 61 18 77. The depot is located approximately 1.3 km to the southwest of the Hannover Hbf (Promenade) train station. See www.hannover.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Heidelberg: c/o Schneider Caravaning GmbH, Speyerer Strasse 20, 69124 Heidelberg, Germany, tel. +49 06221 13893 0, fax +49 06221 13893 16. The depot is located approximately 3.4 km to the southwest of the Heidelberg Hbf train station. See www.heidelberg.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Isny: Rauchstrasse 4, 88316 Isny, Germany, tel. +49 07562 91 24 99, fax 07562 91 27 85. The depot is located approximately 14.2 km to the northeast of the Röthenbach (Allgäu) train station, and 31 km to the west of the Kempten (Allgäu) Hbf train station. See www.isny.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden: Daimlerstrasse 20 B, 76316 Malsch, Germany, tel. +49 07246 30 560 21, fax 07246 30 560 99. The depot is located in the town of Malsch, approximately 2 km to the west of the Malsch train station, 1.5 km to the northeast of the Muggensturm train station, and 16.1 km to the southwest of the Karlsruhe Hbf station. See www.malsch.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Leipzig / Naumburg: Kroppentalstrasse 1, 06618 Naumburg, Germany, tel. +49 034 45 70 30 55, fax 03445 70 32 59. This depot is located in the town of Naumburg which lies approximately 63.3 km to the southwest of Leipzig. The depot is located approximately 0.5 km to the south of the Naumburg (Saale) Ost train station, and approximately 3.1 km to the southeast of the Naumburg (Saale) Hbf station. See www.naumburg.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Lörrach: Römerstrasse 3, 79415 Bad Bellingen, Germany, tel. +49 07635 1820. Campground at the rental station: Kur-Erlebnis-Campingpark Lug ins Land, tel. 07635 1820. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Mannheim: Steinzeugstrasse 21, 68229 Mannheim, Germany, tel. +49 0621 4825497 9, fax 0621 4825497 19. The depot is located approximately 1 km to the north of the MA-Friendrichsfeld Süd train station. See www.mannheim.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Regensburg: Am Kreuzhof 3, 93055 Regensburg, Germany, tel. +49 0941 46 45 50, fax 0941 46 45 529. The depot is located approximately 4.1 km to the northeast of the Regensburg-Burgweinting train station, and 7.4 km to the east of the Regensburg Hbf station. See www.regensburg.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • Stuttgart / Dettingen/Teck: Kirchheimer Strasse 205, 73265 Dettingen/Teck, Germany, tel. 07021 / 95 08 550 fax 07021 / 95 08 555. The depot is located in the town of Dettingen/Teck, which lies approximately 36 km to the southeast of Stuttgart. The depot is located approximately 1.3 km to the south of the Kirchheim (Teck) Süd train station and approximately 1.6km to the north of the Dettingen (Teck) station. See www.stuttgart.de for city info. See www.bahn.de for inter-city trains.
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  • You can visit www.maps.google.com to generate your own interactive maps of these locations.

    The headquarters in Munich can be reached at the following numbers: tel. +49 07562 987 850 or 0800 0627 368, fax 07562 987 214. (Drop the country code and the leading zero if calling from within Germany.)

    Pick-up (or return) at the McRent Germany locations noted above is not possible directly at airports, city centers (i.e., downtowns) or rail stations. You must make your own way to the depot. Any indications to the contrary are misleading. These depots are open for standard pick-up Mon-Fri, 2 pm to 5 pm (i.e. weekday afternoons); and (for an EUR62 surcharge) on Saturdays, 9 am to 1 pm only. They are open for standard return Mon-Fri, 9 am to 11 am (i.e. weekday mornings); and (again, for an EUR62 surcharge) on Saturdays, 9 am to noon only. A non-standard pick-up time entails an extra night's worth of cost. The same is true of a non-standard return time. (The vendor accounts for cost according to standard pick-up and return times so that most vehicles can be prepared during regular business hours and delivered to a client on the same day that the vehicle is returned by the previous client. Thus the vendor doesn't lose out on renting that vehicle for that night.) If return occurs after the reserved return time, a charge of EUR27 (up to the daily rate) will be levied for each extra such hour; and the customer will assume responsibility for claims made against the rental company by subsequent renters due to delay. Again, any extension of the rental duration requires prior authorization by the rental company; and no refunds are offered for early return of the rental vehicle.

    A thorough explanation and demonstration of the rental vehicle will be provided upon pick-up. This orientation, together with completion of the relevant paperwork, requires approximately one hour.

    You are welcome to transport your rented vehicle by ferry and/or the Channel Tunnel.

    Again, see our "Insurance, etc." page for more details concerning the included insurance.

    Motorhome and campervan rentals in Germany are considerably less expensive than anywhere else in Europe. Indeed, you should strongly consider starting and ending your motorhome/campervan tour in Germany — even if the bulk of your itinerary lies elsewhere. Germany lends its outstanding vehicles, and its central location and leading international airport at Frankfurt to tours of the more extended parts of Europe, including Scandinavia (now much more accessible, via a bridge between Denmark and Sweden), Eastern Europe and Greece (where, yes, the included insurance is effective), neighboring France, the Alps and Italy.