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Your options
- Airport garage: short walk to the terminal, but usually the most expensive without booking.
- Car park with shuttle: often much cheaper. Allow time for the shuttle, especially for early flights.
- Valet parking: you hand over your car at the terminal and get it back there when you return.
- No car at all: take the train to the airport – many airlines and tour operators offer Rail&Fly tickets in Germany.
How to save and avoid trouble
- Book early online: before school holidays spaces get scarce and pricier.
- Check the shuttle: how often it runs, how long it takes, whether it runs at night.
- Think about your return: what does it cost if your flight home is delayed and you park longer?
- Cancellation: can you change or cancel for free?
- With valet: photograph mileage and the car's condition at handover.
Comparison sites
AdMcParking*Compares parking at German airports – with and without shuttle.Go to provider →
AdParken und Fliegen*Car parks, garages and valet parking at many airports.Go to provider →
Parking at your airport
Straight to McParking's offers for the major German airports:
- Berlin (BER)*
- Bremen (BRE)*
- Dortmund (DTM)*
- Düsseldorf (DUS)*
- Frankfurt (FRA)*
- Hamburg (HAM)*
- Hannover (HAJ)*
- Köln/Bonn (CGN)*
- Leipzig/Halle (LEJ)*
- München (MUC)*
- Nürnberg (NUE)*
- Stuttgart (STR)*
How Voynera helps
Before the first flight of a trip from Germany, Voynera shows parking offers for your departure airport – not if a train, transfer or rental car to the airport is booked.
As of November 2026 · without guarantee