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No other New York borough has as many famous sights as Manhattan. It is not far from both Newark Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport. The island with its unmistakable skyline is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. In the list below, you will find some examples of sights that you must visit:
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
Central Park
High Line
Times Square
Brooklyn Bridge
Statue of Liberty
Central park
Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
Moreover, your rental car enables you to visit places outside Manhatten and to explore the federal state, New York. For example, you can visit the Niagara falls with your rental car. Another option would be Boston for example.
Boston
Niagara Falls, NY
Airport name | Distance to city centre NYC | IATA code |
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John F. Kennedy International Airport | 17 miles | JFK |
Newark Airport | 20 miles | EEA |
New York La Guardia Airport | 10 miles | LGA |
With the right insurance through New York City
Even if you drive very carefully and safely, damage may occur to the rental car. To ensure that you can continue your journey without stress, we recommend that you take out fully comprehensive insurance without excess. In the event of damage, you will have to advance the costs. However, you will be reimbursed by your insurance company after your arrival back home. Simply submit the relevant receipts when you return from New York City.
For those who want to do a road trip to New York with a rental car, the one-way rental might be the best option. This means that you can pick up your rental car at the location of your choice and return it conveniently to another location. This is particularly useful if you are heading for cities that are far away from each other, such as Boston, Washington and Philadelphia.
What does the additional driver option actually mean? If you specify another person as an additional driver when booking, you can take turns driving the rental car. Distances in New York are often very long. If only one person drives the rental car, this can be quite exhausting. So that the driver can sit back and relax, too, you can simply hand over the steering wheel to the additional driver.
In NYC you can visit some of the world's most famous museums: The American Museum of Natural History, the Guggenheim Museum or the Museum of Modern Art, to name only a few. Visits to museums in New York can be very cheap. Some of them are free of charge, other museums allow the visitor to pay what he wants. The green areas of the metropolis invite you to relax. If you are travelling to Manhattan by rental car, you should make a detour to the world-famous Central Park. Here you will find the Central Park Zoo, the zoo of Manhattan. The other four districts have their own zoo.
A Trip into American History: Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
This trip is a must for New York travellers: visiting the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island and Ellis Island is part of a longer stay. Between 1892 and 1954 alone, more than 12 million people immigrated to the United States via Ellis Island. The islands in Upper New York Bay are best reached by ferry from Battery Park on the southern tip of Manhattan. There are good parking facilities in this area, so it is easy to get there by car rental. Highlights of the excursion include a visit to the Statue of Liberty and the Immigration Museum.
John F. Kennedy International Airport is the largest airport in New York City. The other two are Newark Airport, which is also used for international flights, and La Guardia Airport for domestic flights. John F. Kennedy Airport is newer and better developed than Newark Liberty International Airport, located southwest of Manhattan. The JFK Airtrain provides passengers with a fast connection from the terminal to another part of the airport or the surrounding area. Rides on the airport premises are free of charge. Car hire at the airport is fast and cheap. The different suppliers offer vehicles in all sizes and price ranges.
Whether you visiting New York City as a group, as a couple or if you are travelling alone, we would suggest renting a smaller car, that still fits everyone comfortably. We would suggest a car out of our compact category, which only costs 106 $ per week .
With this kind of car, you can fit into tiny parking spaces, which can safe you a lot of time when you are trying to find parking spots.
You can rent a car at 18 or older
Typically, renters in New York must be at least 21 years old to book a rental car. However, some car rental companies also accept drivers as young as 18 years old, though this may be subject to a young driver fee.
Flexible thanks to one-way rentals
Explore New York and its surrounding areas with our convenient one-way rental option for rental cars. With one-way rentals, you can drop off your rental car at a different station, giving you more flexibility in your travel plans.
The one-way fee
Explore the city and its surrounding areas, such as Niagara Falls or the beaches on the East Coast, and return your rental car to a different location in New York. Please note that extra costs may apply for this service.
No, sadly currently it is not possible to rent a car without a deposit in New York.
When exploring New York City by car, there are several iconic sights that you can visit:
Times Square: Drive through the vibrant Times Square, known for its dazzling billboards and bustling atmosphere.
Central Park: Cruise along the scenic roads of Central Park, a sprawling urban oasis with picturesque landscapes, lakes, and famous landmarks.
Statue of Liberty: Take a scenic drive to Battery Park or Liberty State Park to catch a glimpse of the iconic Statue of Liberty from a distance. Ferry access may be required to get closer.
Brooklyn Bridge: Drive across the Brooklyn Bridge, one of the city's most recognizable landmarks, offering stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.
Fifth Avenue: Take a drive along Fifth Avenue, home to high-end shops, renowned museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and famous landmarks like Rockefeller Center.