Movly-sovelluksen avulla auton vuokraus on kuin ajaisit omalla autollasi.

Se on fiksu tapa varata vuokra-auto ja käyttää sitä. Tarvitset vain puhelimen.

Varmista henkilöllisyytesi suoraan sovelluksessa lähettämällä kuvat henkilöllisyystodistuksestasi ja ajokortistasi.

Et joudu etsimään autoa stressin keskellä ruuhkaiselta pysäköintialueelta. Movly-sovellus ohjaa sinut suoraan oikeaan paikkaan. Pääset tien päälle pikavauhtia.

Movly-sovellus on autovuokraamo suoraan taskussasi.

Hamburg is located on the River Elbe in northern Germany, where church spires and cranes share the skyline and the rhythm of the tides shapes daily life. Once a proud member of the Hanseatic League, the city has grown from a medieval trading port into a cosmopolitan gateway to the North Sea, blending maritime heritage with modern design and music culture. The city’s cultural heart stretches from the historic Speicherstadt, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of red-brick warehouses and canals, to the striking Elbphilharmonie, a glass concert hall overlooking the harbour. The Kunsthalle presents centuries of European art, while the International Maritime Museum charts Hamburg’s long relationship with the sea. The Town Hall, with its ornate Neo-Renaissance façade, anchors the city centre beside the Alster lakes. Beyond the centre, neighbourhoods such as St Pauli, Eimsbüttel and the Karolinenviertel reveal Hamburg’s creative and independent spirit, filled with cafés, galleries and street markets. The Planten un Blomen park offers gardens and fountains in the heart of the city, while the Elbe beaches, Altes Land orchards and North Sea coast make for easy day trips. Hamburg’s calendar moves with the seasons, from the Port Anniversary Festival each spring to the Christmas markets that fill the old town with lights and music. Hamburg Airport, about nine kilometres north of the city centre, connects the port city to destinations across Europe and beyond. Hamburg combines trade and tradition, water and culture, where ships, spires and music create one of Germany’s most distinctive cityscapes.