Compare car hire offers from local Czech rental companies right at Brno-Turany Airport (BRQ) and pick up your car within minutes of landing.
Brno-Turany Airport (BRQ) is a small regional airport around 9 km southeast of the city centre, roughly 15-20 minutes by car or bus. It handles far fewer flights than Prague, so queues at the rental desks are usually short. When you rent car Brno airport through our comparison, you review offers from several local Czech rental companies side by side - vehicle, price, deposit policy and cancellation terms - and complete the booking directly with the chosen supplier. We are an intermediary; the rental agreement itself is between you and the local company, and exact conditions are always stated in your voucher.
Car hire Brno airport counters are located in or next to the small arrivals hall, and some suppliers also offer meet-and-greet with a short walk or shuttle to a nearby lot. Advance payment is by card online; cash is not accepted for the booking itself, though some suppliers allow a cash top-up locally for extras.
Many local suppliers at BRQ list no-deposit cars, shown clearly on each offer. Where a deposit applies, the amount and how it's held are stated in the offer conditions before you book.
Most Brno airport car rental offers accept a debit card for both the advance payment and any on-site formalities - a credit card is not required for the majority of listings.
Expect Skoda Fabia and Octavia as regional staples alongside VW, Hyundai and Toyota. Automatic gearboxes exist but are scarcer than in Prague, so book early if you need one.
From 1 November to 31 March, cars supplied for Czech winter conditions come fitted with winter tyres, which are mandatory whenever roads are icy or snow-covered.
Many offers permit EU cross-border driving - into Austria, Slovakia, Germany or Poland - with written permission from the supplier; always check the specific offer first.
Most listings can be cancelled free of charge up to a set window before pickup, letting you lock in a rate now and adjust plans later.
| Category | Example models | Summer from/day | Off-season from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini / Economy | Skoda Fabia, Hyundai i20 | EUR 30 | EUR 18 |
| Compact | Skoda Scala, VW Golf | EUR 38 | EUR 24 |
| SUV | Skoda Kamiq, Hyundai Tucson | EUR 48 | EUR 32 |
| Estate / Family | Skoda Octavia Combi | EUR 45 | EUR 30 |
| Van 7-9 seats | VW Caravelle | EUR 75 | EUR 55 |
An economy car in low season runs from around EUR 18/day (about CZK 450), climbing to EUR 30-50/day in the summer peak (June-August) and around the Christmas market weeks in December. Live availability and exact rates appear in the booking widget above.
Brno makes a practical base for exploring South Moravia. Once you've picked up your car, it's a short drive into the city itself - see car rental in Brno for city-centre offices and parking notes if you'd rather collect closer to your hotel. Heading east across the country toward the capital, many travellers compare rates with car rental at Prague Airport before deciding which pickup point suits their itinerary better. Whichever office you choose, the same no-deposit and debit-card-friendly offers from local Czech companies apply, and cross-border trips to Vienna or Bratislava are workable for many rentals with the right paperwork.
Landed at BRQ, the desk was two minutes from arrivals and the Fabia was ready. No deposit held on my card, which was a nice surprise.
Small airport, quick process. We paid the balance with a debit card, no credit card hassle at all.
Booked an SUV for a Moravia road trip. The vignette wasn't included so we bought it online first, worth knowing in advance.
Many local suppliers at BRQ offer no-deposit cars, clearly marked on the offer. Where a deposit does apply, the amount and hold method are listed in the offer conditions before you confirm the booking.
A debit card is accepted for most Brno airport car rental offers, both for the advance online payment and for any on-site steps. A credit card is not required for the majority of listings.
Brno-Turany (BRQ) sits about 9 km from the centre, roughly a 15-20 minute drive. Rental desks are inside or right next to the small arrivals hall, so pickup is usually quick.
Yes, Czech motorways including the D1 require a valid electronic vignette (dalnicni znamka), bought online. It is usually not included in the rental price, so check per offer and buy it before joining the motorway network.
Winter tyres are mandatory in the Czech Republic from 1 November to 31 March whenever conditions are wintry, and cars supplied in that period normally come already equipped.
Many offers permit EU cross-border travel with written permission from the supplier - useful for trips to Vienna or Bratislava, both under two hours away. Always confirm this on the specific offer before booking.
Check live availability from local Czech suppliers, lock in a no-deposit rate, and pick up your car minutes after landing at BRQ.
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