Mercedes Benz Rental in Berlin

Widely considered to be the city of museums book a Mercedes Benz rental in Berlin. With museums ranging from technology, science to history, culture and ancient archeology, some are more traditional, while others are highly interactive. The point is though that there is something for everyone, no matter the interest. For a better deal, have your 3 day museum pass on hand, rev the engine and get going!

For a memorable day’s outing hire the masterful Mercedes C63 AMG, in our selection we have the rare and highly enviable Edition 507. First stop ought to set in a sense of luxurious grandeur, our recommendation goes to Museen Charlottenburg that includes the grounds of Schloss Charlottenburg. The largest palace still in existence in Berlin, it’s survival in to our current era is quite astounding as you consider that this is no meagre and mild home by any account. The royal residence dates back to the Hohenzollern family of the 17th century. The grand building of Baroque architecture stands today as a testament to the grandeur of German history and ingenuity.

For the historic, grand and all time legendary make sure to visit Museumsinsel. Hire the Mercedes E 350 Saloon and ensure that you get there in style. Museumsinsel literally meaning ‘Museum Island’ includes Pergamon-Museum, one of Europe’s most vast collections of ancient greek, middle eastern and Islamic Art. The Altes Museum is home to a wide collection of ancient Egyptian relics and antiques. The Neues Museum intrigues fascination with its prehistoric archeological finds and yet there are still more museums be found on the island!

For the MB rent in Berlin to beat all others for that long awaited family holiday, hire the Mercedes GLA45 AMG. Visit Museum für Naturkunde located in the city’s center of Mitte, the natural science museum offers an excellent exposure to planet earth once inhabited by dinosaurs. A favourite for the kids is often Technikmuseum, as it offers an interactive display on trains, aircraft, ships and anything that moves really.