Med Movly-appen føles det å leie bil akkurat som å kjøre sin egen.

Det er den smarte måten å bestille og få tilgang til en leiebil på. Alt du trenger er telefonen din.

Bli verifisert direkte i appen ved å laste opp bilder av ID og kjøredokumenter.

Du trenger ikke å stresse med å finne bilen på en overfylt parkeringsplass. Movly-appen fører deg rett til riktig sted. Du er på veien på null komma niks.

Movly-appen er bilutleiefirmaet du alltid kan ha i lommen.

Karlsruhe lies between the Rhine River and the foothills of the Black Forest in south-western Germany, where grand avenues radiate from a Baroque palace at the city’s heart. Founded in 1715 as a planned royal residence, the city is known for its open layout, leafy parks and role as the seat of Germany’s highest courts. Today, Karlsruhe blends architectural grace with modern innovation, a university city where art, science and culture meet. The city’s cultural landmarks range from the striking Karlsruhe Palace, which now houses the Badisches Landesmuseum, to the ZKM Centre for Art and Media, one of Europe’s leading institutions for digital and contemporary art. Nearby, the State Art Gallery and the Botanical Garden reflect Karlsruhe’s long-standing ties to creativity and nature. Market Square, with its pyramidal monument and classical façades, remains the focal point of daily life. Beyond the city centre, the palace gardens and the city’s green belt lead towards forested hills and vineyard-dotted landscapes. Day trips reveal Baden’s rich heritage, from the spa town of Baden-Baden to the castle ruins of Durlach and the tranquil trails of the northern Black Forest. The Rhine Plain, just west of the city, offers scenic drives and bird reserves along the wetlands. Karlsruhe’s year is shaped by festivals, open-air concerts and cultural events, from summer performances in the palace gardens to Christmas markets that fill the city with light. Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport, about forty kilometres south-west of the city, connects the region to destinations across Europe.