Car Rental at Katowice Airport

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- Cheapest car rental rates
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- Travel information
- Airport travel guide
- Top international routes
- Main airlines
- Terminals
- Location
- Most popular types of rental car
- Car rental desks
- Services and facilities
- Nearest gas station
- Popular one-way rentals
- Airport info
- Top 15 locations near Katowice Airport
- Map of top car rental locations
- When to book at Katowice Airport and for how long?
- Car rental information
- Most popular car models of rental suppliers
- Here's what travelers say about renting a car at Katowice Airport
- Car rental statistics
- Top 22 suppliers at Katowice Airport in 2025
- Award-winning service
Travel information
Airport travel guide

Urban and industrial, the city of Katowice is not usually mentioned in the same breath as Poland’s most exciting tourist destinations. But give it a chance and you’ll discover a surprisingly cultured city that takes good care of its (admittedly recent) heritage and also provides access to some of Poland’s most impressive natural attractions. These are three highlights in and around Katowice:
- Museums. Katowice is home to a number of galleries and museums that are very much worth a visit during your trip to the city! The highlight of them is the Silesian Museum — named after the historical region in which the city is located, it provides a number of high-quality exhibitions on traditions, culture, and art. Other great museums of Katowice include the Archdiocesan Museum, Pipe Organ Museum, Neon Museum, and Wujek Coal Mine Memorial Museum.
- Church of St. Michael the Archangel. Built in 1510, this small wooden church is one of the oldest and most notable buildings in Katowice. Rebuilt several times, it was originally from the small village of Syrynia and was moved to Katowice in the 1930s. Now, it is located in Kościuszko Park, one of the largest green areas in the city.
- Krakow. Located just an hour’s drive southeast, Poland’s second city and most notable historical destination is a popular day trip from Katowice. Known for its religious heritage and splendid architecture, Krakow is home to landmarks like the Old Town, Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, and the large Market Square.
Top international routes
- Dortmund
- Warsaw
- London
- Frankfurt
- Burgas
- Eindhoven
- Oslo
- Athens
Main airlines
Wizz Air, Enter Air, Ryanair, Small Planet Airlines, Travel Service Polska, and Lufthansa
Terminals
The three terminals, A, B, and C, are connected to each and you can easily walk between them.
Location
Katowice Airport is about 30 km (19 mi) north of the city of Katowice and about 95 km (59 mi) from Krakow. Motorways DW913, D86, and D79 are the main roads connecting the airport to Katowice.
Most popular types of rental car
- Small cars - from €19 per day
- Medium cars - from €21 per day
- SUVs - from €30 per day
- Station wagons - from €19 per day
- Large cars - from €36 per day
- Vans - from €84 per day
- Premium cars - from €51 per day
Car rental desks
Car rental offices are located in all three airport terminals.
Services and facilities
You’ll find many snack bars, coffee shops, and restaurants, some of them specializing in local Polish cuisine. There are many shops, including duty-free outlets, in Terminals A and B. You’ll also find ATMs, banks, baby changing rooms, a kids zone, a medical center, a pharmacy, an observation deck, art gallery, post office, and chapel. The airport is fully equipped for travelers with reduced mobility. You can find more information on the airport's official website.
Nearest gas station
BP gas station at Transportowa, 42-625 Pyrzowice, can be reached in about three minutes and is open 24/7. There are many other gas stations near Katowice Airport and on the way to the city.
Popular one-way rentals
- Krakow (95 km / 59 mi). Home to impressive classical and religious architecture, Krakow is one of the most beautiful historic cities in Europe. Most of the landmarks are understandably located in the old town, but plenty of hidden gems are also waiting to be found outside its bounds.
- Warsaw (298 km / 185 mi). Always full of ideas and youthful energy, Poland’s capital is a hub of culture, arts, and innovation. Although the city might not be as historic as Krakow, there are nonetheless plenty of fascinating landmarks like the Royal Castle and Palace of Culture and Science.
- Wroclaw (206 km / 128 mi). A university city built on 12 islands, Wroclaw is equal parts picturesque and interesting. Wroclaw’s highlights include the Cathedral Island, St. Maria Magdalena Church, and ‘Under the White Stork’ synagogue; the city also boasts the largest number of bridges to be found anywhere in Europe outside Venice.
- Gdansk (499 km / 310 mi). Located on the Polish Baltic coast, Gdansk is one of the classiest cities in Poland. After marveling at its well-preserved historic center and equally nice contemporary architecture, why not travel to one of the nearby beaches, forests, or spas?
- Rzeszow (272 km / 169 mi). Although sometimes overlooked in favor of other Polish cities (its hard-for-foreigners-to-pronounce name might have something to do with that), Rzeszow is a lovely place to visit. Home to a number of palaces, churches, and synagogues, it is a history lover’s dream.
- Opole (100 km / 60 mi). Located in Southwestern Poland near the border with the Czech Republic, Opole has been growing as a tourism destination. Piast Tower is the city’s symbol, but other landmarks include the Church on the Hill, Opole Open Air Museum of Rural Architecture, as well as a number of beautiful fountains.
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Top 15 locations near Katowice Airport
- Krakow Airportfrom €21.93 per day66.7 km / 41.45 miles away
- Kraków Train Stationfrom €25.40 per day76.4 km / 47.47 miles away
- Krakow (Downtown)from €38.35 per day77.7 km / 48.28 miles away
- Wroclaw Airportfrom €13.11 per day169.3 km / 105.2 miles away
- Rzeszów–Jasionka Airportfrom €12.21 per day212.7 km / 132.17 miles away
- Warsaw Airportfrom €11.25 per day229.3 km / 142.48 miles away
- Warsaw (Downtown)from €30.33 per day233.6 km / 145.15 miles away
- Warsaw-Modlin Airportfrom €14.92 per day245.1 km / 152.3 miles away
- Poznan Train Stationfrom €19.81 per day261.8 km / 162.67 miles away
- Poznan–Lawica Airportfrom €13.30 per day266.7 km / 165.72 miles away
- Lublin Airportfrom €25.40 per day268.8 km / 167.02 miles away
- Olsztyn-Mazury Airportfrom €25.40 per day358.6 km / 222.82 miles away
- Gdansk Airportfrom €19.23 per day436 km / 270.92 miles away
- Szczecin Goleniow Airportfrom €21.06 per day448.5 km / 278.68 miles away
- Goleniow (Downtown)450 km / 279.62 miles away
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When to book at Katowice Airport and for how long?
When are car rental prices the lowest at Katowice Airport?
The cost of renting a car at Katowice Airport varies by season. The table and graph below can help you find the best time of year to save on a rental car.
Saver's insights
Cheapest monthMarch | Most expensive month July | ||
Average price €22 | A good deal €22 | Cheapest supplier Flex To Go | Cheapest car type Station wagons |
€11
in January
€11
in February
€10
in March
€17
in April
€16
in May
€18
in June
€22
in July
€22
in August
€16
in September
€13
in October
€14
in November
€20
in December
The cheapest month of the year to rent a car at Katowice Airport is March — when rental costs average €10.01 per day. This is 55% cheaper than the yearly average and 55% cheaper than renting a car in July (when prices average €22.44 per day).
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
What is the most popular time of year to rent a car at Katowice Airport?
Based on how many users search for a car in at Katowice Airport, travelers are most likely to rent a car in October, while they are least likely to rent in in November.
0.8 times in January
0.8 times in February
0.8 times in March
1.1 times in April
1.2 times in May
1.1 times in June
1.1 times in July
1.2 times in August
0.9 times in September
1.3 times in October
0.6 times in November
1.1 times in December
For how long do renters keep their vehicles at Katowice Airport?
How long travelers keep their rental cars varies by the time of year: in July the average rental period is 8 days, while in March, the average rental period is only 5 days.
6 days in January
6 days in February
5 days in March
6 days in April
6 days in May
7 days in June
8 days in July
7 days in August
6 days in September
8 days in October
5 days in November
7 days in December
Car rental information
🔥 Popular suppliers | Flex To Go, Kaizen Rent, Alamo, WheeGo, Ace Rent a car |
🚗 Popular car types | Small cars, Medium cars, SUVs, Station wagons |
🤑 Lowest price | €19 per day |
👛 Cheapest supplier | Flex To Go |
Most popular car models of rental suppliers
Rental Supplier | Model | Doors | Luggage | Type |
---|---|---|---|---|
Flex To Go | Volkswagen Polo | 5 | 1 | Small car |
Kaizen Rent | Toyota Yaris | 4 | 1 | Small car |
Flex To Go | Volkswagen Golf | 5 | 2 | Medium car |
Kaizen Rent | Toyota Yaris | 5 | 2 | Small car |
Kaizen Rent | Nissan Qashqai | 5 | 3 | SUV |
Kaizen Rent | Hyundai i30 | 5 | 2 | Medium car |
Flex To Go | Fiat 500 | 3 | 1 | Small car |
Kaizen Rent | Toyota Corolla | 4 | 2 | Medium car |
Alamo | Kia Ceed | 5 | 2 | Medium car |
Flex To Go | Hyundai i30 | 5 | 2 | Medium car |
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