Car rental at the Flughafen Lwiw

Renting a Car at Lviv International Airport

Where to find car rental companies

You will find several car rental desks in the arrivals area at LWO. These include both international chains and local companies, all offering a wide range of vehicles.

Insider Tip:

Booking your rental car online before your trip can save time and money. Always compare prices to find the best deal.

Driving in Lviv

Car class recommendation

Compact and economic cars are a great choice for driving in Lviv city due to narrow roads and limited parking space. For scenic drives through the countryside, a comfortable SUV might be preferable.

Fuel Stations

Gas stations are not a problem in and around Lviv. There's a conveniently located fuel station just a short drive from the airport to refill your tank before returning your rental car.

Parking

Parking in Lviv's city center can be a challenge. Several parking garages and lots are scattered around the city, though on-street parking is often limited. Download a parking app or use a GPS to locate the nearest parking spots.

Navigating away from the Airport

Accessibility

LWO is just 6 kilometers from Lviv's city center. The journey typically takes around 15-20 minutes, depending on traffic. The E40/M06 highway connects the airport to the city center, offering a direct and convenient routes.

Nearby Cities

If you're looking to explore further afield, other major cities like Kyiv (474 km), Uzhgorod (205 km), and Ivano-Frankivsk (130 km) are a drive away.

About Lviv

Climate

Lviv's climate is temperate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and sunny (20-25°C), while winters can be cold and snowy (-2-2°C). Ensure you pack appropriately for the season and check the local weather forecast before your trip.

Currency

The official currency is the Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH). Most places accept credit cards, but it's always useful to have some cash handy for smaller establishments or street vendors.

Insider Tip:

While Ukrainians are friendly and hospitable, it's good to know a few basic Ukrainian or Russian phrases as English is not widely spoken, particularly outside of major cities.