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Hi everyone! I´m travelling to Hannover from Madrid and I´m looking for a low cost airline to travel. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
cheers.
Air Berlin flies from Madrid to Hannover:
http://www.airberlin.com/site/sdetail.php?ZCODE=HAJ&LANG=eng&kp=&RMT=&ab=all
The website shows you offers from Spain to Hannover during the next few months.
You didn't write when you're flying, so just to give you a reference point: A return Lufthansa ticket for end of March is available from 240 €. A low cost airline that flies to Madrid and Hannover is Air Berlin (airberlin.de). HLX (hlx.de) and Condor (condor.de) are two other low cost carriers that fly to Hannover, but they don't go to Madrid, though. Maybe they service an airport near Madrid.
All websites are available in Spanish.
You might want to check the prices for flights to Hamburg (shortcut: HAM), too. AFAIK there's quite some competition between the airlines, Lufthansa for example offers special low rates only valid for Hamburg.
From Hamburg's airport to Hannover main station you'll need about 2 hours by train, single ticket costs 40 €. See http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?S=Hamburg%20Flughafen&Z=Hannover for timetables.
The Christmas Market in Hannover is located in the streets and market squares in the centre. Here you find wodden toy, gingerbread, almonds and Glühwein (spiced red wine) as well as some ideas for last minutes Christmas gift.
Also worth to see is the Finnish Market at ballhof Square.
I have spend many nice evenings here. Cocktails, tapas, beers etc. what more do you need. There are some special events every now and than like Brasilian carnival or Salsa nights.
And some specials on the menu as well...
I ate at Alt Deutsche Bierstube one lunchtime during a visit to Hannover in November 2007.
This traditional German restaurant and bar is located in the shadows of the huge Marktkirche church, on Kobelingerstrasse, just off the main street of Karmarschstrasse.
On a cold November afternoon, I was glad of the warm, cosy ambiance (dim light, candlelit tables and a well heated dining room) of the restaurant’s interior and the selection of warming dishes on the extensive menu!
At the time of my visit, the menu featured a selection of winter specialities. I was tempted to try the “spare ribs, sausages and kale” (the latter, I have since discovered, being a type of cabbage), but opted instead for a turkey dish (see below). As well as the winter specialities, the menu featured a number of local dishes including sauerkraut, pork knuckle, sausages and various beef and pork steaks and stews, and seafood dishes.
The menu was largely in German, with brief English translations below each dish. The warm and friendly waitress spoke English perfectly. I opted for:
Cream of Potato Soup - Cost: 4.40 Euros
A tasty bowl of creamy potato soup, with croutons and a slice of crusty bread. Perfect on a cold winter’s day.
Turkey in White Wine Sauce - Cost: 10.30 Euros
I wasn’t really sure what to expect, but I thought it’d be slices of turkey in a thin, wine sauce. Instead, this was more of a stir fry dish with diced turkey, sugar peas, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, “schupfnudeln”, onions, peppers and tomatoes in a rich white wine sauce. I’d never tried schupfnudeln before (nor heard of them for that matter!), but these “potato noodles” were an enjoyable part of this dish.
A Gilde Ratskeller beer - Cost: 3.00 Euros
Traditional German cuisine in a warm, cosy, friendly restaurant. Recommended!
BISMARCK BAHNHOF
The Bismarck railway station has been modernizedarchitacturally without defamilirizing thehistorical essence of the former station building which is also under a preservation order.
The carefully redevelloped inside of the building has beenadjusted to its actual function as an experiencefull Bistro/Restaurant/Bar by a detailed handmade construction of steel accompained by lots of accustical elements.
The classical style of the Bismarck railway station offers you a very special way to celebrate your events, family-or office parties.
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Only a few steps from the Old Town is the Leine river. It's a really idyllic river, meandering through the town. Along the river, there is a huge flea market every Saturday, which is known far behind the borders of Hannover. People come from all over Lower Saxony to go to the flea market on Saturday morning.
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