The Sixt branch is located in 26, Zaporiz'ke Hwy, at the intersection with Shynna Str. The branch is located in a three-story building. The distance from the airport to the office is 8 km, to the railway station is 9 km.
From the airport to the Sixt branch use bus 60, 109 and from the railway station bus lines 73, 101, 155 to Shynna bus stop or also by a taxi service.
Sholom-Aleikhema Street 3
Dnipro
48.465225219727, 35.052856445312
Pick-up out of opening hours is possible for an additional charge. This service is bookable on request. Please provide your address and credit card details, e-mail address, flight and mobile number.
Return out of opening hours is possible. Our check-in service is working 24 hours.
Return out of opening hours is possible for an additional charge. Please provide e-mail-adress and mobile number.
Sholom-Aleikhema Street 3, 49044 Dnipro
GDS-Code: DNK
09:00 - 18:00
26 Zaporiz'ke highway, Dnipropetrovsk, 49000 Dnipropetrovsk is an industrial city located in the central Ukraine which stands on one of the major rivers of Europe in Dnipro. The city is notable for its metallurgy industry and machine building, aerospace industry and rocket production. Dnipropetrovsk can boast its remarkable embankment which stretches for more than 23 km along the river, wide boulevards and spacious parks. Monastyrskiy Island also belongs to one of the most interesting places for visiting in the city. In the IX century, the Byzantian monks based a monastery here. Among the historical sights the separate attention belongs to the Scythian women and here is the largest collection of them in Ukraine. The city has a variety of theatres (plus an Opera) and museums such as The Museum of History, Diorama "Battle for the Dnieper River (World War II)", The Arts Museum. The Karl Marx Avenue is the main trade street of the city. There are plenty of shops and cafes to fit every taste. Dnipropetrovsk International Airport is served by both Ukrainian and international airlines. It is located about 15km outside of the city center.
