Car rental Samobor

If you are planning to rent a car in Samobor, booking in advance is the best way to ensure the cheapest price and if you want your preferred car model to be available. Compare all car rental companies simultaneously with Visitteo and save up to 40%. We have one of the largest car rental offers in Croatia and Samobor. It is important to read the contract before signing and ensure you fully understand the terms and possible additional costs. Also, before picking up the car, check the car thoroughly for any damage or scratches, and don’t forget to take photos if necessary. When on the road, obey the law and speed limits. Knowing your local regulations can help prevent accidents or fines. Finally, remember to return the car on time as late delivery may incur additional charges.

Samobor’s roads are well-signposted, so it is usually easy to navigate them, but you may encounter some narrow streets in the city center, so make sure to be careful when navigating them. Crosswalks always have priority for pedestrians, so you must stop and wait for them. If you intend to drive, rent a GPS-equipped car to make navigation easier, but keep an eye out for road signs and be aware of the speed limit which is 30 km/h (18 mph) within city limits, 50 km/h (31 mph) in residential areas and 130 km/h (80 mph) on highways.

Parking in Samobor is easy. Along the streets, you will notice white lines and a ‘P’ sign on the curb indicating you can park there. However, most safe parking spots are paid for and have time limits. Alternatively, you can use public car parks located in the center that accept payment via app or ticket machines. Though there are some free spots available on side streets, they are uncommon and usually only found in residential areas away from downtown. Additionally, please be aware that some areas may ban non-residents from parking by reserving designated spots for locals only.

Samobor Castle. This castle is not only beautiful but also historically relevant as ruins that are covered with ivy on a hill are perfect for sightseeing and enjoying the beautiful view of the surrounding lands and the medieval town of Samobor.

Samobor Museum. Leaving the realm of the beautiful buildings and castles, now the Samobor Museum is located in the 19th-century mansion where dozens of openings display different manuscripts, crafts, and things that show the rich culture of Samobor.

The Church of Saint Anastasia. One could easily mistake the Church of Saint Anastasia as the pride and joy of any city if not for the fact that it belongs to the beautiful town of Samobor, The interior of the church is strictly baroque and has been beautifully blended with a contemporary touch through the stunning frescoes.

Grgos Cave. Natural formation located just outside the town boasts of the wonderful and intricate designs evident in the hanging stalactite formations and the beauty of the underworld that is hidden beneath the ground.

King Tomislav Square. The central living area of Samobor, the King Tomislav Square, fully reflects the energetic and joyful atmosphere of the town as it is inhabited by multiple cozy cafes, historical constructions, and the irresistible smell of the locally made cake called kremšnita.

Zagreb. Only 30 minutes away by car from Samobor, the capital of Croatia – Zagreb is rich in historical assets, museums, galleries, and the mesmerizing Gornji Grad that complements the historical side of the city with the modern one.

Plitvice Lakes National Park. It takes less than 2 hours of driving to reach the mysterious and enchanting ambiance of Plitvice Lakes National Park, which is a set of interconnected lakes and waterfalls surrounded by verdant forests.

Trakošćan Castle. Getting there will take you at least 1 hour and 30 minutes. A narrow road leads you to Trakošćan Castle, a 13th-century fort perched on an island surrounded by a picturesque lake and a lush green estate that is perfect for a historical tour.

Krapina Neanderthal Museum. You can read about the detachment to Krapina Neanderthal Museum, which is located within an enjoyable 1-hour car drive, and explore the fascinating real life like i-size exhibitions showing one with Neanderthal man.

Rastoke. About an 1 hour and 30 minutes from Samobor, there is a small but charming village of Rastoke which is like a fairytale village where there are water mills and waterfalls which just flowed from the hillsides, a beautiful romantic place.