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Old Town Hannover
52 Reviews Hannover has one of the biggest and oldest Fleamarkets in Germany! Every Saturday people come from all over Germany to sell and buy. The market starts at 6:00 am and finishes at 4:00 pm. After...
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Herrenhausen Gardens Hannover
28 Reviews There are actually three gardens. the big Baroque Garden, the Berggarten and the Georgengarten. The gardens are a heritage of the Kings of Hanover. The Great Garden has always been one of the most...
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Maschsee Hannover
16 Reviews Just over the road from the Neues Rathaus a large man made, I think, lake. Good place for a walk along the shore or maybe all the way around if you've time and energy to spare. A pleasant hour or two...
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Zoo Hannover Hannover
13 Reviews Of all the things I envisaged doing in Hannover, I can safely say that milking a mechanical cow was not one of them! I understand that Hannover Zoo has undergone a major facelift in recent years, and...
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The Nanas & more art by Niki de Saint Phalle Hannover
9 Reviews Creator of the world-famous Nanas, Niki de Saint Phalle, born 29th of October 1930 in Paris, died 21st of May 2002 in San Diego, was the first and so far only woman to receive the Freedom of the City...
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New Town Hall Hannover
24 Reviews This is the official describe of tourism center: The New Town Hall was built at the beginning of the 20th century in the bombastic style of the Wilheminian period. The tower with its dome measures no...
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Aegidienkirche Hannover
10 Reviews After WWII the Aegidienkirche was not rebuilt and its ruins were kept as a WWII memorial. Click here to read more about the Aegidienkirche (in german language).
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Memories of the Expo 2000 Hannover
30 Reviews in Memory of.....the beautiful EXPO time 2000. This museum opens only on sundays from 11 to 4 pm. Here you can find a lot of memorial information about the EXPo 2000 in Hannover and as well infos...
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Leineschloss Hannover
9 Reviews The "Goettinger Sieben (Seven from Goettingen)" have been seven professors of the University of Goettingen in the beginning of the 19th century. When the newly founded constitution of the Kingdom of...
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Opera House Hannover
7 Reviews Built in 1852, the opera used to be a theater for the king. In 1943, the opera burned down - fortunately it got rebuilt in 1948. Maybe you've got the chance to hear some German yodeling in the opera,...
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Sprengel Museum Hannover
5 Reviews 1969 Bernhard Sprengel donated his big collection of modern art to the city Hannover. Now the Sprengel Museum houses a diverse collection of modern paintings, sculptures and other items. The Museum is...
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Hauptbahnhof Hannover
4 Reviews The place in front of the Main Trainstation is very nice. This statue of the former King of Hannover is THE meeting point. We say, that we meet "under the tail" = "Unterm Schwanz". The inscription on...
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Landesmuseum Hannover
6 Reviews They have flung together a lot of different exhibits here, from natural history and prehistory to fine art and ethnography. The vivarium is a treat with its many fish tanks full of colourful...
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Marktkirche Hannover
1 Review Marktkirche can certainly boast a long and distinguished careeer dating back 800 years. It is considered to be the oldest and most historic o fall the sites in Hanover. It was originally built in...
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Eilenriede Hannover
1 Review A massive park close to the city centre. Great to wander around and easy to get lost in! Luck to emerge close to a tram stop for us. Well worth an afternoon visit, try to find the beer garden - we did...
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The Ostfriesland region, it is a beautiful region with fisherman’s towns & villages, very flat were you can easily cycle around, it is very special, I think it is all because of the North Sea in the west, the sea has a lot of effect on those places.
Wendland, the Country of the Wend, named after a Slavic tribe, which lived there from about 1500 years ago until modern times. Today, there does no distinct Slavic population exist. But the special way of building circular villages still reminds us of their way of living. After WWII, the Wendland became an almost forgotten area at the border to the GDR. Wendland was only mentioned in the news, when there was another riot or strike at Gorleben, where the ultimate dispostion of nuclear waste is planned.The border divided the Wendland into two parts. There has been almost nothing more sad to see as this border, which fortunately has almost vanished now.Wendland is today one of most lovely places in Germany with cosy little villages, small towns and wide farmland.
This the lovely small town, where I went to school. Bückeburg's Stadtkirche/City Church and its castle are beautiful examples of Weserrenaissance. These buildings are mainly build from Obernkirchen Sandstein, a sandstone, which is also used in buildings all over Europe, for example - I think - Versaille in Paris.In the castle a real prince is living with his family. Well, there is so much to tell about beautiful Bückeburg, that maybe I soon shall build its own page.
The Bird's Park near Walsrode is an absolute must!! The Park is surrounded by wonderful forests. It shows thousands of birds from all over the world. I loved the Keas from New Zealand most. And I even saw the grey macpies there, which I know from Beijing.
Harz Mountains are the highest mountains in the south of Lower Saxony. Beautiful forests are ideal for hiking and biking. In Winter it is possible to ski.In the caves of the Harz we found proof, that already the Neanderthal Men lived here.On the meadows between the forest you'll find many rare plants like orchids.
Hannover is the capital of Lower Saxony with about half a million inhabitants. The city was badly destroyed during WWII. Today it is a modern city with busy streets, big departement stores and many bars and restaurants.The few buildings left from times before WWII are wellkept. A walk through our Old Town is a walk through many centuries. But Hannover is mainly famous for more recent buildings (for example the twisted Gery Tower), its fairs, EXPO2000 and one of the most lovely zoos in whole Europe.Hannover
Worpswede is close to Bremen. It is a socalled "artists' colony" and has many galeries and museums. For more information, please do have a look at my Worpswede page!
Hannover is the capital of Niedersachsen. It has been heavily destroyed during WW II and definitely not been rebuilt in a very "artistic" way.....Still there are some wonderful places in Hannover - and especially if you have friends there who can show you around .....Give it a try and you will like it!!!! My favourite spots were always the Zoo and Herrenhauser Gardens....For more information please have a look at nepalgood's Hannover page!
Göttingen is situated in the southern part of Lower Saxony halfway between Cologne and Berlin. The presence of the university gives the centre an international flair.
Every year at the beginning of October they have an traditional market at the maor of Brüggen.For more pictures have a look at the travelogue.
Maritim Stadthotel Hanover Hannover
1 Review and 132 Opinions Maritim Stadthotel is the one I like most. I did not stay there myself. But I have been to the...
Hotel Forsthaus Braunschweig
1 Review and 6 Opinions When I arrived at this hotel I realized I had stayed there once before, in the 1990s, which just...
Hotel Kaiserworth Goslar
2 Reviews and 29 Opinions A stay at the Kaiserworth is a marriage of medieval architecture and modern amenities. In almost all...
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