The 35 best free attractions in Hannover

Great museum with some beautiful temporary exhibitions. The building itself is worth a visit!

What awesome idea for a day trip to Hanover. The Sprengel museum is located downtown and can be reached by foot passing beautiful old buildings. We stopped by the enormous New Rathouse before we reached the Sprengel museum. We came here for the Niki Kusama Murakami exhibition. That was so worth the trip. Very charismatic art. One of a kind filled with loving pop art and vibrant colors. We had an incredible lunch at the in-house restaurant and went on to the the Kurt Schwitters collection. Two amazing experiences for the price of one. There are lockers for your bags and a shop to get books, postcards etc.

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A lot of arts between the war. Very modern and interesting. In case your bag is too big than the box that they provide, you have to put your bag into the locker by insert your coin. Be prepare for it :) every Friday the entry is free.

It is for free on Friday and I see it as a nice option to spend there time with your kids. Half an hour going around and exploring and after you can enjoy a piece of cake in the cafe directly inside of the museum

The museum overall has a newly build vibe to it, clean and well maintained. The exhibition and art inside the museum is bit off my taste of what a “museum” experience might be. It’s full of paintings and abstract art etc . 30-40% of the museum was under renovation and the overall layout of the museum was frankly quite consuming; a maze but not quite a fun maze (?) approach. The entry fees is 7 euros usually but Monday’s are closed and Fridays are free. I did go on Friday so the experience was moderately positive, however I would not pay 7 euro for this type of museum.

Beautiful building, inside and out. In the ground floor hall, there are fascinating models of the city from the past and current times. The views from the top of the building are stunning. We had to wait a while as it is so popular, but it was worth the wait.

Grand traditional town hall building and landmark, still in use for the local mayoral offices. You can enter for free since its public government, you'll only need to pay for the special elevator ride to the tower platform that's boasting a great aerial view over the whole city of Hanover and surrounding area. The elevator is special since it's following the somewhat crookedly-built silhouette of the old building. It was designed like that instead of destroying big historical sections of the edifice internally.

It’s a wealthy building.. Wealthy architecture…. Great elevation, huge front area for celebrations, events. And moving and walking path all four sides. The rear side facing a small and cute pond.

Such a gorgeous place! The building looks amazing, and the park around it is perfect for a walk, picnic, or just chilling by the water. It’s one of those spots where you instantly feel relaxed, peaceful, pretty, and full of charm. Great place to spend time with friends or family!

A beautiful town hall with a wealth of ornamentation. A historical marvel that impresses visitors. We haven't been inside yet, but from the outside it truly is a massive structure. A lakeside location adds lovely atmosphere

My Hannover trip is short but really good for me. I took some really god pictures and videos but my favorite place definitely this place. From the top you can see all city btw

Amazing place that everyone should visit when visiting Hannover. A lot of history that can be found here and you’ll get a chance seeing Hannover from the top!

Impressive church, beautifully built with bricks. Inside there is a fascinating altarpiece and a magnificent church organ. Outside don't miss the statue of Luther.

Visited in December, absolutely gorgeous atmosphere and architecture

Marktkirche Hannover is a stunning Gothic church with impressive architecture and rich history. Its towering red brick structure and beautiful interior create a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere. A must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts!

There is a statue of Luther, and the church is magnificent!

Very famous church in the city centre

Probably one of the noticeable landmarks in Hanover. It is a great starting point when traveling around the city. During the summer time, there is a beach court and some recreational activities outside. You cannot miss this church when visiting Hanover.

Such a beautiful place! It deserves a few minutes of your waking by. The square around it is also very beautiful.

I love it, it’s beautiful in both winter and summer, evenings and mornings. You can always enjoy a nice walk there with a beautiful view. From the Right side you can walk next to both beautiful trees from one side and the beautiful lake from the other side.

One of my favourite places in Hannover. Nature, food, fun, all in one.

The Maschsee is a fantastic option for outdoor activities or a leisurely stroll. You can walk or cycle around the lake or even try water sports like paddleboarding. If you’re in the mood for something more relaxed, there are several bars and restaurants along the shore where you can sit and enjoy the beautiful lake views. It’s the perfect spot whether you’re looking to stay active or simply unwind in a peaceful, natural setting.

Beautiful area to walk around and many restaurants nearby.

One of the very beautiful places in Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) state. I would highly recommend visiting it. The lake is surrounded by biking lane and suitable for both walking and jogging. Good for family activities. The lake is very beautiful the surrounding area is very green. It is an excellent place for relaxing. The connections are available.

The best place in Hannover to go for a walk, sit outside, relax and enjoy a nice day

Maschsee Lake is a prominent artificial lake located in the heart of Hanover, Germany. Spanning about 78 hectares (190 acres), it serves as the city’s largest body of water and a beloved recreational hub for locals and visitors alike. Constructed between 1934 and 1936 as a major public works project during challenging economic times, Maschsee has since transformed into a vibrant social and sporting center that blends natural beauty with urban accessibility. Scenic Beauty and Recreation Maschsee’s scenic waterfront is surrounded by lush green spaces, meandering walking paths, and plenty of seating areas, making it an inviting spot for relaxation and outdoor activities. The lake’s promenade stretches approximately 6 kilometers, ideal for walking, jogging, rollerblading, or cycling while enjoying views of the water and Hanover’s skyline. The tranquility of the lake amidst the city generates a unique maritime atmosphere that feels like a short getaway within an urban environment. Water sports enthusiasts highly value Maschsee for sailing, kayaking, canoeing, and pedal boating. The lake’s calm waters and dedicated clubs encourage recreational boating, with many visitors renting boats or taking part in regattas and races, including the popular European Dragon Boat Race held annually. From April to October, solar-powered ferries operate on the lake, offering leisurely transport and sightseeing opportunities that complement water-based activities. Events and Festivals Maschsee is well known for its lively events calendar, particularly the Maschsee Festival (Maschseefest) held every summer. This festival draws approximately two million visitors each year who gather to celebrate through a mix of diverse concerts, open-air dance evenings, water sports displays, street performances, and diverse international cuisines from food stalls lining the lakeside. The festival’s festive atmosphere greatly enhances the experience, with locals and tourists mingling in vibrant outdoor settings. During winter months, the lake area remains popular for ice skating and seasonal Christmas markets, maintaining year-round appeal and community engagement. Facilities and Family-Friendly Features The Maschsee area offers a variety of dining establishments from casual cafés to restaurants with lake views, catering to different tastes and budgets. The Maschsee Beach (Strandbad Maschsee) provides a sandy waterfront area complete with lifeguards and amenities, making it a beloved summertime retreat for families and sunbathers. Nearby playgrounds and picnic areas contribute to its appeal as a family-friendly destination. Accessibility is well managed, with public transport links, parking facilities, and easily navigable paths. The lake’s location just 30 minutes’ walk from Hanover’s Hauptbahnhof makes it very reachable on foot or by bus for tourists and locals. Visitor Experience Reviews and visitor feedback highlight Maschsee’s blend of natural serenity and social vibrancy. Guests appreciate the balance of active pursuits like jogging, boating, and cycling with peaceful spots perfect for relaxation or picnics. The abundant event programming, especially the Maschsee Festival, adds cultural richness to the natural setting. Many visitors recommend attending in summer to catch the vibrant bloom of festivals and outdoor life, while others enjoy the peaceful offseason for quiet reflection and scenic strolls.

This is a great natural resource in the heart of Hannover. Numerous paths and cycleways traverse it. The park is well used by the populous so it seems safeto walk, jog, cycle, or rollerskate. Perhaps some compact and colourful evergreen shrubs and trees would complement the majestic deciduous trees which were still largely bare entering the fourth week of March. It was a pleasure to come across monuments and sculptures with inscriptions which yielded insight to the community experience and expression over a long perìod. Some had seating areas so you could sit and appreciate the art. Always nice to hear the birds singing or calling. It will be more beautiful as the leaves return. One can choose the length and duration of a period of exercise according to your capacity on a given day. Long may the community enjoy this valuable resource.

So beautiful peaceful forest.

I'd rather be lost in the woods Than lost in the crowds. Rather wander where I belong Than wonder where I belong. I grew up next to the forest, still live near it, wouldn't want to miss it. And it is indeed a forest, not a park. An original forest, once probably part of the extensive northern forest, it's origins dating back thousands of years. Eventually gifted to the citizens of Hanover in 1371 by the dukes Wenceslaus and Albrecht of Saxony. Also referred to as the green lung of Hanover. Within, one does not need to wander far to go on a journey.

We enjoyed it very much! Surprisingly it's quite big and the playgrounds for kids are awesome. The animals looked happy as well.

Incredible city park, great for walking and having peace of mind.

My favourite place in Hannover.

It is a great walk..do not miss the wall of you are around this part of the world

Though small in scale this medieval elevation resembles the old city hall of Munich. Great location. Well maintained building.

Beautiful building inside and out, right in the middle of town. A must see when in Hannover

Some activities you can do are strolling around different malls, there is also church open to the public. Here you can donate using your cards. Besides the church there is volleyball court inside the city.

The queue can take up to 30-40 mins to get up and then another 30-40 mins to get down because only 6 people fit in the elevator. Worth the wait tho.

Good

Excellent. Must see if you are on sightseeing.

Beautiful building. Unfortunately not lit up by night.

The Aegidienkirche in Hannover, a magnificent church without a roof, serves as a powerful reminder of the horrific Allied bombings that claimed tens of thousands of lives. In the mornings, a ray of light pierces through, symbolizing the presence of God.

We don't celebrate people by their skeletons, but by photos / paintings from real life. Thus, celebrate St. Giles' 1000+ year history, its people and events. To add: in Oct 1625, 400 years ago right now, Catholic Genl Tilly attacked a small group of protestant soldiers in the village of Seelze, today a suburb. Major Prince and Duke Friedrich of Saxony-Altenburg was butchered in cold blood as his horse, mortally wounded, would not move. An enemy held a gun to his head, pulled the trigger and blew off half of the skull. (His lifetime depiction is dated to 1625, animated in 2025.) This second changed local history! F came from an important family. His kia was politically inopportune, not only because as a prisoner of war he would have been exchanged for a handsome ransom. F's corpse was first taken to the local church, then embalmed at Castle Calenberg, and exchanged for a few Catholic prisoners at the Ihme Bridge, finally lain in state at St. Giles for some two years until finally brought to his native city of Altenburg. His death, a political liability calling for massive revenge, caused major concern throughout the empire, changing Tilly 's goal to rape, pillage and burn Hannover (comp. Tilly's destruction of Magdeburg). In fact, H was never destroyed during the 30 Year's War. Undeservedly, this pivotal event is locally forgotten. Instead, a monument to another leader, Genl Obentraut, was raised by a relative and still stands. This mercenary, however, was better known for holding his men back, arriving late at battle scenes, quickly surveying the situation and stripping the corpses and looting the camps. For what he was worth, this was his last deed as well. Btw, one of the leaders accompanying Tilly was a Medici. This holy ground, an archaeologically unexplored site, dates to the 900's, maybe even earlier. The structure (not the tower) you see today dates to 1347, suprapositioning at least 2 foundations of prior churches. Who knows? Maybe there is some connection to the Roman camp in Wilkenburg? Whatever, St. Giles is older than any Guelph-castle in the north and the preceding church of 1163 dates to the highpoint of the reign of Henry the Lion Duke of Saxony; his presence on 27 IX 1163 must be noted. Incidentally?, the monastery of Loccum was founded then, too. Get out the shovels, guys, before the next careless construction machines or bombs erase even more of H.

Visited today – first impressions I visited the Aegidienkirche in Hannover and the experience was quite poignant. Standing amid the busy streets of the Altstadt, the roofless brick-and-stone ruins of the church immediately struck me. The juxtaposition of the ruined shell with the active city around it compels pause and reflection. --- What stands out The Aegidienkirche was originally built in 1347 on the site of earlier chapels and a Romanesque church. During the night of 8-9 October 1943, the building was destroyed in air-raids, leaving only the external walls and tower stump. Instead of full reconstruction, in 1952/1954 it was established as a memorial for the victims of war and violence. Artwork within the ruin adds depth to the place: the sculptural piece “Demut” (Humility) by Kurt Lehmann (1959) is inside. A very personal and symbolic addition: there is a peace bell gifted by the city of Hiroshima (Hannover’s sister city) in 1985, which is rung annually on 6 August in commemoration of the atomic bombing. The so-called Siebenmännerstein (Seven-Men Stone) relief on the outer south wall is also worth noting: a local legend of seven men sacrificing themselves during a siege of Hannover. --- Ambience and location The church is located in the Altstadt of Hannover, near the Aegidientorplatz at the corner of Breite Straße and Osterstraße. While the surrounding streets are quite busy (traffic, shops, cafés), stepping into the ruin feels like entering a different world — open to the sky, echoing with silence and history. The layering of old stone, scars of war, and modern use (art events, concerts) gives the place a potent atmosphere. --- What you might note or watch out for The ruin is roofless and in an open space. If you visit on a windy or rainy day, it may feel exposed. While much of the structure remains, the interior furnishings are minimal (many destroyed in WWII). So it’s less about ornate decoration and more about space, memory, and architecture. If you’re interested in photographic opportunities: the interplay of light and shadow among the arches, the bare walls, the tower stump, and the peace bell area offer strong visuals. Because the site serves as a memorial, the mood is contemplative rather than purely tourist-fun — respectful behaviour is appropriate. --- Verdict If I were to rate it (on a scale out of 5), I’d give it a 4.5 / 5. It is not a lavishly restored cathedral with gold altars and pews, but that is precisely what gives it its power: a space of remembrance and reflection. For anyone interested in architecture, history (especially war history), or quiet meditative spaces in the city, the Aegidienkirche is a must-visit in Hannover.

Aegidienkirche in Hannover – the church ruins are a reminder of the destruction in World War II. I passed by it often by car but never noticed this calm and quiet spot in the city center. Today, walking by, I was drawn to step in. With its high walls and no roof, this former church still offers a peaceful space to pause and reflect, right next to the city’s busy streets. A simple, peaceful experience. Go and see the entrance is free; I’m sure you will agree.

This ruined church is also used as a monument for all those people who died in Hiroshima after the atomic bomb explosion...

Super cool ruin in the middle of the city center. Surrounded by new style buildings, which make this memorial stand out even more. I wish it was being lit by night for better view and effect. A must see when being in Hanover!

An old church which was destroyed during the World War II. Now it's left in ruins as a war memorial. It's a sad but very impressive place. One wall of the church is covered with leaves which looks very nice like a symbol that the life will win a war in the end. Located very close to the New Town Hall.

The famous Herrenhäuser Gärten are a great example of a classic garden in the French style. It was preserved in part due to the neglect by the kings of England after the electors of Hanover had ascended to the British thrown. Features include the great fontaine and as a more recent addition a grotto designed by Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002). The castle was rebuilt after being destroyed in the war. Another more recent addition is the Jacobsen Pavilion designed by Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971).

Good gardens but 10 Euros for the ticket is way too much. The complex looks great, but is fairly repetitive so might become boring after a while. The exposition in the palace itself is purely symbolic and takes maybe 10-15 mins. Overall resembles Schlosspark Charlottenburg in Berlin, but more manicured and boring, so less appealing for regular visits. And also the latter is free, contrary to this one. The staff members vary from nice and helpful to grumpy and changing their expressions at the moment they see a foreign face (the lady selling souvenirs was exactly like this). And I'll repeat it, maybe someone should steal less from the city budget and make it free or at least somehow cheaper.

Great baroque park, beautifully designed and very well maintained. The ticket includes the grand palace garden (Großer Garten) as well as the inside palace museum and botanical garden (Berggarten) just opposite side north of the palace. They're all worth visiting, so better take at least 3 hours time for them.

It was simply beautiful. A great place to either take a walk or go on a date or meet with friends or also alone. I was there for a concert but found the place breathtaking. A place to visit for anyone who happens to visit hannover.

Wonderful baroque gardens of world renown, or stroll the English landscape gardens nearby or the wonder hill garden, the former vegetable garden, now turned botanical garden. Just won a competition

The garden is huge but not much to see except the main entrance to it. The fountains were turned off and the garden also lacked floral beds to give it some color. As a tourist, not somewhere I would go again but perhaps as a local it's a good quiet place to enjoy some green spaces.

The gardens are gorgeous. Keep in mind that the large fountains are on from 10am to 12pm and from 3pm to 5pm.

A nice museum. The exhibition of Egypt is the best part, there are 2 mommies!!

Very interesting exhibition, not enough explained. Could use more info about the artefacts

It is most likely a personal museums of August about diversities,and here you can find many art objections about Egypt

I love history and this place ia perfect to visit!

Very interesting place if u like modern art.

This museum is worth a visit in Hannover if you would like to learn a little about each of the middle ages, Renaissance and Baroque periods. These exhibitions include enough English to get the gist of what is on offer, the upper level has descriptions for many interesting artefacts for German speakers only.

Currently featuring an interesting temporary exhibition on Bauhaus dance presenting reconstructed costumes from Schlemmer’s Triadic Ballet as well as photos and other materials, with dance performances, lectures and workshops for children making Bauhaus dolls. The permanent exhibition is based on the private collection of August Kestner, focusing on ancient Egypt, classical antiquity, coins and handicrafts. A little dry.

I didn't like this museum. The exhibition is very small and not very interesting (see photos) You will not see many exhibits here. There are just the dates with explanation. Everything is in German language. I think it should be translated and given also in English, for tourists. I have been here on Friday, when the entrance is free

Nothing open. Plus no English translation anyway which is ridiculous as the first King George of england is from there, you would have thought that the museum board would have English translation as this area of Germany could be a Mecca for lovers of the royal family.

An interesting concept, with beautiful pieces presented in different rooms. Unfortunately, all explanations were written in German, without English alternative - making it a bit difficult for tourists to go through every deeply. Still, the staff was nice and helpful!

Only the ground floor exhibits are available at this time. The rest of the museum are under renovation till 2020.

Still mostly under construction. But currently there's a section about the English connection and some colonial history. Most information is now also in English. Rightfully so of course, since it's mostly about England/Bristol. I'm not sure about the design decision to 'pack' a lot of the pieces.

The colonial exhibition is very small and not very informative at all. 10 mins is plenty. Definitely not worth the trip!!

Probably a nice museum when not undergoing renovation. Only three exhibits open: Antique Coaches, the Atomic protest movement, and Play Mobile. Also helps if you speak German (I don't) because all of the information is in German.

Very beautiful place feels like a small peace of heaven. Definitely very romantic

Great park for families gathering. Kids can play and family can do grill here. The train is just passing by it and the university is just few metters away. The park is missing tolites but people usually use the university's one. The park is good for students to study there and for people to walk.

Beautiful, small and silent park behind the main building of Leibniz University.

I like

Changing my review. Park is constantly filled with trash and broken glass. The people throw trash in the small lake making the environment poison for the dish living in it and it seems to be a joke to them

My favorite garden in Hannover. Don't miss the Wilhelm Busch Museum. You will love it!

There is a lot of cocaine, alcohol, weed and snus being used here. 10/10.

Beautiful and well maintained park! Not big of a size, however it offers various different areas, a small pond with ducks, botanical gardens, fun area for the kids, shadowed sitting areas as well as picnic areas. The amphitheater is also a great feature for outside events.

Was a great scenic park with some interactive exhibits for the kids. There is a small playground and the cafe is great also! I will definitely go back and visit.

Nice place, very quite place to spend time with family and child. Cycles and dog not allowed inside separate space available to have snacks. Maintaining very neatly. Good place for walking. Opening at 7am and closing around 7pm.

Beautiful and cozy place just to sit down, relax, listen to the nature. Comfortable benches, many plant spices, even a tiny waterfall!

Beautifully landscaped park with live exhibits! Good for a day out for barbeque or picnic

Lovely park with a beautiful view and sometimes organized events

Beautiful park with great fields and places to sit

Beautiful historical place that a must see when visiting Hannover

It is a holy place can simply take photos from outside

nice church

Pretty on the outside but quite a dull church, also closed to the public.

Peace ✌️

History

Simple but beautiful Churchhouse

It was a nice experience. Loved some exhibitions, but others were kinda meh. Pretty much everything was in English so that's something. It wasn't as big as I expected. Worth the price though.

Great museum! Lots of interesting exhibitions that combine contemporary and historical art together.

It is a modern art museum, nice building, it has a wonderful hall for interesting pieces and live music, but this museum is very very small, more like a gallery,1h is enough for us, not really worth 7euro.Sprengel Museum also 7euro entrance but with much more and verity, could spend a day inside.

Spacious galleries for really interesting art. Well assorted museum shop as well 👌

Great new discovery for me in Hannover. Great exhibitions, great building, (great airco on a hot day), nice cinemathèque (included in the admission). And great coffee at Tender Buttons, their café.

Great range of contemporary art and very helpful staff

Small but good. Have student concession. Friday every free.

Much to do for ages upto 8. Good family fun place. The public restroom could use some regular cleaning though. 🫣

A good place for young kids with lots of space and things to climb. There is a parkour field as well.

Nice place to spend the weekend afternoon with kids. However, the place needs better/clean toilets.

Great big playground for kids of all ages and different play areas. There's also a area where kids can play with water. Toilets are available and kiosk there sells softdrinks and snacks. There are a few picnic tables as well.

It's beautiful safety place for children but there is no games for tow years old children 💔

A great playground with swings, monkey bars and some other adventurous equipments. Most of them are made out of woods and environment-friendly materials.

This playground nested in the city forest has everything a child can wish for.

Nice building. Horrible people attend it. Everyone rushes to get the benches at the front for some reason. Does no one like chairs? Personal place please when waiting in queue.

Those who are in charge of keeping the church doors open during the scheduled hours should be more alert. I waited for half an hour past noon yet no sign of any clergyman nor a single soul..

lovely place to rest

Nice

(Translated by Google) The church was destroyed in the war, but was then rebuilt according to the old model. However, the interior design was designed to be more modern using the old elements. (Original) Die Kirche wurde im Krieg zerstört, danach aber nach altem Vorbild aufgebaut. Die Inneneinrichtung wurde allerdings mit Verwendung der alten Elementen eher modern gestaltet.

(Translated by Google) I would warn against attending this church as a family or with children. You'll be treated with hostility if your children make a noise every now and then. After the service, several people violently assaulted us, so we left the church as quickly as possible. This church and congregation do NOT show solidarity with families, and there are an increasing number of people there who hold highly problematic ideas about parenting (through punishment). (Original) Ich warne davor als Familie oder mit Kindern diese Kirche zu besuchen. Man wird angefeindet, wenn die Kinder hin und wieder mal ein Geräusch machen. Wir wurden nach dem Gottesdienst von mehreren Leuten massiv angegangen, sodass wir die Kirche so schnell wie möglich verlassen haben. Diese Kirche bzw. Gemeinde ist NICHT solidarisch mit Familien und es finden sich dort vermehrt Menschen, die höchst problematische Vorstellungen von Erziehung (durch Strafen) vertreten.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church with inspiring services by Pastor Martina Trauschke and guest preachers. Music by Bach and others supports our faith. (Original) Eine wunderschöne Kirche mit inspirierenden Gottesdiensten der Pastorin Martina Trauschke und Gastpredigern. Musik von Bach und anderen unterstützt unseren Glauben.

Visiting this place I understood that I don't understand anything in modern art. That's why I rated it 4 stars. Maybe someone understand this kind of art. But the building is very beautiful and staff is very helpful and nice. The museum is small. I have seen just one exhibition so, I cannot say a lot about the other ones, but for me the exhibits were not understandable

Its a small museum compared to other ones in hannover and compared to its price. They also show movies inside sometimes but they are all in german as far as i know. Pictures are from the ongoing art show.

(Translated by Google) The Myth of Normal. About ability and indulgence A really good exhibition it has become! 👌🏾 You really have to be open, attentive and sensitive to notice this exhibition jackpot! I look at the exhibition repeatedly and will bring a disabled friend with me; if we can manage it, we will go on a guided tour. I think it will be something special and motivating for them to be heard or seen and to realize a little bit that they don't have to live alone with an impairment, that there are people who maybe don't talk about it every day, but who think about our small group of people living on the margins and are racking their brains to make the world and society more open and peaceful with great exhibitions! 🤍 Thank you team art club! 🫶🏾 Love 🌷 Tugba (Original) The Myth of Normal. Vom Können und Gönnen Eine richtig gute Ausstellung ist es geworden! 👌🏾 Man muss wirklich offen, aufmerksam und sensibilisiert sein, um diesen Ausstellungs-Jackpot wahrzunehmen! Ich schaue die Ausstellung mir wiederholt an und werde eine beeinträchtigte Freundin mitbringen, wenn wir es schaffen machen wir bei einer Führung mit. Ich denke, es wird für sie etwas Besonderes sein und motivierend, gehört oder gesehen zu werden und ein bisschen zu realisieren, nicht allein mit einer Beeinträchtigung leben zu müssen, dass es Menschen gibt, die vielleicht nicht tagtäglich darüber sprechen, aber die an unsere kleine, am Rande lebenden Menschengruppe denken und sich den Kopf zerbrechen die Welt und die Gesellschaft mit tollen Ausstellungen offener und friedlicher zu gestalten! 🤍 Thank You Team Kunstverein! 🫶🏾 Love 🌷 Tuğba

(Translated by Google) As always, worth a visit! Always very interesting and insightful. They also offer great workshops for classes and young people (Original) Wie immer ein Besuch wert! Immer wieder sehr interessant und aufschlussreich. Außerdem bieten sie dort tolle Workshops für Klassen und Jugendliche an

(Translated by Google) Anyone who loves modern art and architecture, anyone looking for inspiration, anyone who wants to get involved, has come to the right place. Wonderful rooms and dedicatedly curated and touching exhibitions. (Original) Wer moderne Kunst und Architektur liebt, wer Inspiration sucht, wer sich einlassen mag, ist hier richtig. Wunderbare Räume und engagiert kuratierte und berührende Ausstellungen.

(Translated by Google) We had a great tour. All the children had a great time (exhibition "Art for Children (and Other People)") (Original) Tolle Führung gehabt. Alle Kinder hatten sehr viel Spaß (Ausstellung "Kunst für Kinder (und andere Leute))

(Translated by Google) Until yesterday, I didn't know there was a cinema in the building. The prices are considerably cheaper than at the CineMax chains and others. The films just come out later than at the big cinemas. The entire James Bond series is currently showing. Very good cinema and good staff. (Original) Bis gestern wusste ich nicht das in dem Gebäude ein Kino ist. Die Preise sind um einiges günstiger als in den Ketten CineMax u.a. Die Filme kommen halt später als in den großen Kinos. Augenblicklich läuft die komplette James Bond Reihe. Sehr gutes Kino und gutes Personal.

Great baroque park, beautifully designed and very well maintained. The ticket includes the grand palace garden (Großer Garten) as well as the inside palace museum and botanical garden (Berggarten) just opposite side north of the palace. They're all worth visiting, so better take at least 3 hours time for them.

It was simply beautiful. A great place to either take a walk or go on a date or meet with friends or also alone. I was there for a concert but found the place breathtaking. A place to visit for anyone who happens to visit hannover.

The garden is huge but not much to see except the main entrance to it. The fountains were turned off and the garden also lacked floral beds to give it some color. As a tourist, not somewhere I would go again but perhaps as a local it's a good quiet place to enjoy some green spaces.

It was a beautiful place to spend some relaxed time. So many different and beautiful plants. We saw people bring a big breakfast and find spot to enjoy ♥️☀️ Definitely worth it!!

We just love it all year round. The yearly ticket of 35 € really worth its price! We return here frequently. The gardens are in different colours every week.

The Garden is really beautiful, clean , nice and well managed. But the entry price is quite high. Doesn’t work 8€ per entry price.

Beautiful gardens with picknick opportunities, music, walking acts and fireworks competition. We had an amazing evening!

Overall, excellent birthday experience. It is smaller than the other option in Hannover, but this is a good thing when you are trying to round up your kids for food. It is also much better value, with complementary items like socks and drinks at the birthday table. The staff were outstanding, the food was good, everything was spotlessly clean and the kids enjoyed the day.

I was pleasantly surprised by the venue, it is spacious and clean. They have many attractions to keep you busy for a few hours. The kids had a great time, we celebrated the birthday of our daughter there. The personnel was friendly and attentive. All in all a fun experience.

Clean, modern, fun for the whole family. We had a birthday party for our 10 year old. Awesome place for the birthday.

It can be a bit too crowded, especially in midst of a pandemic, but it's cool place with a very nice variety of activities.

We really had a great time

It's nice but too expensive

Friendly staff. Lots of fun!

Both exterior and interior were beautiful and quite, staff were friendly and no need to buy ticket, it's free to visit

One of the beautiful churches in Nordstadt. It’s open on Sundays and sometimes have music concerts on weekends. It’s a beautiful example of architecture in Hannover.

Architecture of this Church is very detailed. Love the brick work. Nice restoration. Was closed so couldn't go inside though.

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Nice church it’s just a masterpiece of Architecture here

Its a beautiful looking church

Alway visiting near by it for going school Nike this Church big Golden Black clock

A small museum that goes into the history of the location with some interesting art and paraphernalia. Best to go only if you’re also going to visit the garden.

Beautiful location. My gripe is that I paid 10 euros for a combined ticket that included the museum. The booklet said it was 8 euros! When I actually entered I was told the Museum was closed to the public (I presume for weddings). There seems to be no Garden Only ticket! I missed finding out about the history. Don’t sell combined tickets if the museum is closed and please tell people when they pay for the ticket.

The museum and other building were closed. And no one warned when I bought the all in one ticket. All you can do with 10 euro is walking in the garden.

Very nice

(Translated by Google) A beautiful spot in Hanover in itself. However, one shouldn't expect too much. Generally speaking, the tree pruning, both large and small, is more than adequate. However, much else seems a little unkempt. There are no flowers, no grass clippings in some areas, and weeds are spreading even in exposed borders. Perhaps the beginning of May was simply too early for this kind of maintenance. It's not enough for five stars as it is. QR codes on the key buildings and objects would also be desirable. The app downloaded at the entrance was not helpful, and there was also no map. This would have had to be purchased separately. This can be summarized; a visit can be recommended with reservations. In general, however, more should be done to promote Hanover with this cultural highlight in itself. The price-performance ratio can therefore be rated as just moderate. (Original) An sich ein schönes Plätzchen in Hannover. Allerdings darf man nicht zuviel erwarten. Im Wesentlichen ist der allgemeine Baumschnitt im großen wie im kleinen mehr als ordentlich. Vieles andere wirkt aber doch ein wenig ungepflegt. So fehlt es an Blumen, teilweise an Rasenschnitt und das Unkraut kann sich auch an expenierten Rabatten breitmachen. Vielleicht war ja der Zeitpunkt mit Anfang Mai einfach zu früh für diese Art von Pflege. Das reicht so nicht für fünf Sterne. Wünschenswert wäre auch QRs an den Wesentliche Gebäuden und Objekten. Die am Eingang heruntergeladene App war da nicht hilfreich, auch fehlte eine Karte. Diese hätte man extra käuflicherwerben müssen. So kann zusammengefasst werden, ein Besuch kann eingeschränkt empfohlen werden. An sich sollte da aber mehr gehen, um Hannover mit diesem an sich kulturellem Highlight nach vorn zu bringen. Die Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist daher als gerade noch moderat zu bewerten.

(Translated by Google) The weather wasn't on our side, but what beautiful gardens! Also on the other side of the road is part of it and you can visit with the same tickets. Lots of benches to sit. Just great (Original) We hadden het weer niet mee, maar wat een prachtige tuinen! Ook aan de overkant van de weg hoort er nog bij en kan je met dezelfde tickets bezoeken. Veel bankjes om te zitten. Gewoon geweldig

(Translated by Google) It's a truly beautiful place, and I was especially impressed by the huge garden 😍. The flowers and shrubs have a truly exotic touch, which I absolutely loved. Buying tickets was super easy, and the museum was also really worth seeing. The small themed gardens were a real highlight – so lovingly designed, almost like little worlds of their own. All in all, a very relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. (Original) Wirklich ein schöner Ort, vor allem der riesige Garten hat mich beeindruckt 😍. Die Blumen und Sträucher haben einen richtig exotischen Touch, das hat mir total gefallen. Der Ticketkauf war super unkompliziert, und auch das Museum war echt sehenswert. Die kleinen Themengärten waren ein echtes Highlight – so liebevoll gestaltet, fast schon wie eine kleine, eigene Welten. Alles in allem eine sehr entspannte und angenehme Atmosphäre.

Open on Sundays. Would recommend checking it out 😊

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Fun, cheap, real people selling mostly legit second hand stuff. The size is manageable in about an hour.

(Translated by Google) This flea market always takes place on Saturdays. The offers vary depending on the weather and season. The prices are sometimes quite expensive and you can't really find a bargain very often. There is always a flea market stall selling jewelry made from cutlery handles, letter openers and cutlery. Of course, the obligatory bric-a-brac, art, kitsch, records and books are on offer. There is always one or two subjects to photograph. The flea market is most beautiful in spring, when there are not so many people there and the market stalls can be viewed in peace. (Original) Dieser Flohmarkt findet immer Samstags statt. Je nach Wetterlage und Jahreszeit variieren die Angebote. Die Preise sind teilweise ganz schön teuer und man kann nicht wirklich oft ein Schnäppchen machen. Ein Flohmarktstand für Schmuck aus Besteckgriffen, Brieföffner und Besteck ist eigentlich immer da. Im Angebot ist natürlich der obligatorische Trödel, Kunst, Kitsch, Schallplatten und Bücher. Es gibt auch immer das ein oder andere Motiv zum Fotografieren. Am schönsten ist der Flohmarkt im Frühjahr, wenn nicht so viele Leute da sind und die Marktstände in Ruhe angeschaut werden können.

(Translated by Google) After the cold and wet season, people are happy that Hanover's leine flea market is open again (Original) Nach der nasskalten Jahreszeit ist man froh, dass Hannovers leine-flohmarkt wieder geöffnet hat

(Translated by Google) I read the review here, and I find it so funny that the flea market isn't on Saturdays, it's on Sundays :) And people who complain about poor quality, you know what a flea market means, right? Some people have also complained about the high prices, which I understand, but you can easily bargain well with 70% of the sellers. (Original) Habe mir mal hier die Rezension durch gelesen und ich finde es so lustig Leute der Flohmarkt ist nicht Samstags sondern Sonntags :) Und Leute die wegen schlechter Qualität meckern ihr wisst schon was Flohmarkt bedeutet oder? Wegen teuren Preisen haben auch schon welche Gemeckert was ich verstehe aber man kann bei locker 70% von den Verkäufern super gut handeln.

(Translated by Google) Positive place, large selection 🦭 (Original) Pozytywne miejsce , duży wybór 🦭

(Translated by Google) A beautiful meadow to lie down in the city forest of Hanover. No toilet on site. It was quiet for me, but I think it can get very crowded in the summer. (Original) Eine schöne Wiese zum Hinlegen im Stadtwald von Hannover. Keine Toilette vor Ort. Bei mir war es ruhig, aber ich denke im Sommer kann es sehr voll werden.

(Translated by Google) On Sundays, when the weather is good, members of the Spring Moon Zendo Hannover sit on the meadow from 10 a.m. in Zen meditation = Shikantaza! (Original) Sonntags, wenn das Wetter gut ist, sitzen Mitglieder des Frühlingsmond Zendo Hannovers auf der Wiese ab 10 Uhr in Zenmeditation = Shikantaza!

(Translated by Google) This meadow is the perfect place to escape from your apartment without a balcony in the summer and offers enough space to keep your distance during the pandemic. Very nearby is the Milchhäuschen, which offers a selection of drinks and snacks. (Original) Diese Wiese ist der perfekte Ort der Wohnung ohne Balkon im Sommer zu entfliehen und bietet genügend Platz um Abstand während der Pandemie zu halten. Ganz in der Nähe ist das Milchhäuschen, welches eine Auswahl an Getränken und Snacks bietet.

(Translated by Google) Very relaxed... (Original) Sehr entspannt..

(Translated by Google) Cozy meadow to play, relax and linger (Original) Gemütliche Wiese zum Spielen, Ausruhen und Verweilen

(Translated by Google) Very nice atmosphere, unfortunately some visitors didn't throw out their garbage... (Original) Sehr schönes Ambiente, leider haben einige Besucher ihren Müll nicht entsorgt...

(Translated by Google) Nice place with evening sun. (Original) Schöner Platz mit Abendsonne.

I stumbled on this place quite by accident. I think it's really well placed, and the trees are a nice touch. The statues and the gate are beautiful. No tourists around at all. To understand what it's about though, you have to be able to understand German. Otherwise you can't read the placque.

This sculptural ensemble stands in tribute to the Gottingen Seven, the group of seven liberal professors from Göttingen who opposed the attempt of Ernst Augusta to change the constitution of the Kingdom of Hanover. Their stance is considered to be The efforts of the Göttingen Seven outlived each of them, and the forerunner of a liberal republic in Modern Germany.

Lovely. If you study at University of Göttingen, it becomes more interesting for you.

Very interesting big monument consisting of a few statues. It represents historical Göttingen Seven - a group of professors from Göttingen university who protested against the cancellation of the Hannover constitution. Among them there were famous the Brothers Grimm. Located on the way from the old city center to the New Town Hall.

Very interesting meaning of the statues! Easy to walk in from market square

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Its was really amazing place. The sculptures were nicely designed and details were very good. Once should definitely have some pictures here as memory.

An impressive building. Nice place to spend some time and have coffee with a beautiful view.

The park is good to stroll and have a picnic. When you guys lie down on the grass, it feels like such a heaven.

Most beautiful and serene park visited in Hannover. Nothing beats sitting on the grass and absorbing the magnificent view in front of you. Must visit whenever in Hannover.

Nice place to walk, stroll along the pond, watching the beautiful garden, bushes, floating and gracefully swimming birds and the majestic town hall.

The Maschpark is a picturesque park and a very popular spot for weddings photoshoots. There were three when I was there! One of the reasons is that the New Town Hall, provides such an amazing backdrop to the gardens and the lakes in the park. To be honest, I thought the park was nice, but not amazing, it's more the setting with views of the town hall that makes it special more than anything else. Do walk to the south side of the park, on a good day, the town hall reflects beautifully off the waters!

Very nice place. We went there during the Maschseefest and it was amazing. Lots of people, good food, good beers and excellent live music. A good experience in a city that honestly is not very nice, and I feel that it's dangerous at night.

Lovely park in the centre of Hannover.It's located behind the beautiful town hall building. Nice place for relaxing walk & get together. In the park there is a small pond with many ducks and water lilies.

This is not like Zoo with a lot of animals, where you have to pay to come inside. It is more like Animals conservation area. You could see dears walking around. There is a big cage for the wild pigs and some birds. And there is this big play ground for the little ones. It is perfect for Family time with all ages.

Love it. Cozy and wonderful place to spend some hours within city limits. Highly recommend to walk with kids since there is wild life there :)

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(Translated by Google) When it comes to Hanover, then ALL RATINGS SHOULD BE DESCRIBED WITH THE HIGHEST VALUES...💕 Because not for anything else (-in the most beautiful city), WORLD EXHIBITIONS have been held here... such as CEBIT,... EXPO 2000... etc . ORGANIZED 💞👍👍👍👍👍, although today "Administrators"... of HANNOVER... NEGLECT the historical VALUES OF THE CITY😕.. And that's very sad right now😕😓😥 (Original) Wenn es geht um Hannover, dann ALLE BEWERTUNGEN SOLLTE MAN MIT HÖCHSTEN WERTEN BESCHREIBEN..💕 Weil nicht um sonst(-in der schönste Stadt) ,haben hier WELT AUSSTELLUN- GEN... wie CEBIT,... EXPO 2000.. usw. ORGANIESIERT 💞👍👍👍👍👍, obwohl heutige "Administratoren"... von HANNOVER... VERNACHLÄSSIGEN die geschichtliche WERTE DES STADTE's😕.. Und das ist gerade sehr traurig😕😓😥

(Translated by Google) The little wild boars in the enclosure were very nice to see. The situation is difficult in a larger group because there are only a few benches and picnics on the lawn are prohibited (Original) Sehr schön zu sehen waren die kleinen Wildschweine im Gehege. Schwierig ist in einer größeren Gruppe die Situation, dass es nur einzelne Bänke gibt und Picknick auf der Wiese verboten ist

(Translated by Google) Simply beautiful. The animals have plenty of space and can move around, even the wild boars in the enclosure have plenty of room to roam. It's really nice to see, but it's better to have fewer animals and give them a nice home than to keep so many animals locked up. Other zoos and parks should follow their example. Keep it up, thank you 🌷 (Original) Einfach wunderschön. Die Tiere haben sehr viel Platz und können sich bewegen auch die Wildschweine im Gehege haben viel viel Auslauf. Wirklich schön zu sehen, dann lieber weniger und ihnen ein schönes Zuhause geben als viel Tiere und sie einsperren. Sollten sich andere Zoos und parks ein Beispiel nehmen. Weiter so Danke 🌷

(Translated by Google) The Tiergarten is a really nice destination to get out of the city. Well-kept paths, you can see wild boars and deer as well as squirrels and numerous species of birds. Very nice park! (Original) Der Tiergarten ist ein echt schönes Ausflugsziel um mal aus der Stadt raus zu kommen. Gepflegte Wege, man sieht Wildschweine und Rotwild sowie Eichhörnchen und zahlreiche Vogelarten. Sehr schöner Park!

Advertised by my hotel staff as the largest green city park in Europe, there's definitely plenty of forest-type space for a good walk, run, or bike ride plus other activities. Got an enjoyable 10.5km run in pretty much following the path along its outskirts.

Nice place. Its good to be there with family and one can spend the whole day. Good for kids to play and run around. Nice small pond with fishes and good atmosphere all around. Good to relax on a sunny day here.

Nice place to relax 🌞

Nice place to chill out. Flowers & trees are well-planted. Good to visit in all seasons

The best time to visit this park is middle of may!

Infact Hannover is nice city to visit nice places to visit i can't wait to visit again nd again.

Great with little kids or just to chill out on a hot day in the shade. In the summer there's a few events on certain days, and in the evenings. Edit: was there at pflanztage, a bit crowded but still a fancy park.

If you appreciate sculpture, you'll enjoy this fountain by Emil Cimiotti, one of his three similarly themed sculptures in Hannover. Best in the summer months of course, when the water cascades from leaf to leaf!

Very peaceful abd lively place.

kids loved playing by the fountain

(Translated by Google) Today, August 9th, 2024, is the 37th Discovery Day of the Hanover region 💚 And the well water has a beautiful, bright neon green color today ☘️ (Original) Heute 09.08.2024 ist der 37. Entdeckertag der Region Hannover 💚 Und das Brunnenwasser hat heute eine wunderschöne, leuchtend neon grüne Farbe ☘️

(Translated by Google) Literally translated it means "Fountain of Leaves" and in fact it is a tub of water with a "Heap" of leaves in the center from which water flows; it is located in the City Center; I didn't like it. (Original) Tradotto letteralmente significa "Fontana delle Foglie" ed in effetti si tratta di una vasca d'acqua con la centro un "Ammasso" di foglie dalle quali sgorga l'acqua; si trova in Centro Città; non mi è piaciuta.

(Translated by Google) Nice place for a little break. Relaxation with rushing water. (Original) Schöner Platz für eine kleine Pause. Entspannung bei rauschenden Wasser.

(Translated by Google) A typical 70s fountain as a haven of calm in the sometimes hectic pedestrian zone. A work from “Informal Art” with leaf motifs by the artist Emil Cimiotti. A little fun on the side: Find the snail between the leaves! 😎 (Original) Ein typischer 70er-Jahre-Brunnen als Ruhepol in der manchmal recht hektischen Fußgängerzone. Ein Werk aus der "Informellen Kunst" mit Blättermotiven des Künstlers Emil Cimiotti. Kleiner Spaß am Rande: Finde die Schnecke zwischen den Blättern! 😎

Nice fountain located in front of the Leibnizhaus. It's a reconstructed version of the old fountain that was paid by Oscar Winter to promote his company's iron goods. Around the fountain there are many beautiful old historical buidings.

It is at the middle of the road and yep house around that place is ancient

It was located near by Hannover Marktkirche, a small quiet square with a small monument, and not too much traffic vehicles in the city.

Best place to be.

nice place

(Translated by Google) DE: Mal schauen, ob unsere Wünsche in Erfüllung gehen! EN: "RING OF WISHES" IN HANOVER ⠀ If you want to try your luck at spinning the legendary Wishing Ring, you'll have to head to Hannover's Holzmarkt to the Oskar-Wintter-Brunnen Winter Fountain on the Holzmarkt, whose wrought iron grille has housed a rotating ring since 1914. ⠀ It is said to be the legendary “ring of wishes.” ⠀ The ring's wishing power was first seen in a London amusement park in the 17th century. The Elector's bandmaster in Hanover found out about this, and then ordered him to be taken to the Herrenhausen gardens in Hanover. ⠀ They say that from that moment, when the Elector himself turned the ring and wished to take the British throne, his wish came true. ⠀ After the ring was stolen by a page, the talisman was forgotten, but reappeared when the well was being built: the daughter of a cooper (a craftsman who made wooden barrels) found the lucky ring in the attic. ⠀ She wanted her unloved fiancé to go into the desert and not return. When her wish came true, she came up with the idea of ​​including a ring in the design of the fence. ⠀ And now everyone who wants their wish fulfilled can come to the fountain in Hannover and spin the ring, just like we did. (Original) DE: Mal schauen, ob unsere Wünsche in Erfüllung gehen! RU: "КОЛЬЦО ЖЕЛАНИЙ" В ГАННОВЕРЕ ⠀ Если вы хотите попытать  счастья, раскрутив легендарное «Кольцо желаний», вам придется отправиться в Ганновер на улицу Хольцмаркт к Зимниму фонтану Оскара /Oskar-Wintter-Brunnen на Хольцмаркте/Holzmarkt, в чьей решетке из кованого железа с 1914 года заключено вращающееся кольцо. ⠀ Говорят, что это легендарное «кольцо желаний». ⠀ Сила желаний кольца была впервые замечена в лондонском парке развлечений в 17 веке. Об этом узнал капельмейстер курфюрста в Ганновере, после чего приказал доставить его в сады Херренхаузен в Ганновере. ⠀ Говорят, что с этого момента, когда сам курфюрст повернул кольцо и  пожелал занять британский трон - его желание исполнилось. ⠀ После того, как кольцо украл паж, талисман был забыт, но появился снова, когда строился колодец: дочь бондаря ( мастера по изготовлению бочек из дерева) нашла счастливое кольцо на чердаке. ⠀ Она желала, чтобы ее нелюбимый жених ушел в пустыню и не вернулся. Когда её желание исполнилось, ей пришла в голову идея включить кольцо в оформление ограды. ⠀ И теперь каждый жаждующий исполнения желания может прийти к фонтану в Ганновере и покрутить кольцо, как сделали это мы.

(Translated by Google) Super beautiful fountain in front of a great backdrop! (Original) Super schöner Brunnen vor einer tollen Kulisse!

Only a few minutes from the center (by tram) you’ll get engaged with this very untouched nature (protected area). Don’t forget to breathe as deep as possible!

Clean, large and accessible nature park with 2 playgrounds for children und multiple picnic fields. In addition, a high class restaurant and event space next to the serene lake. Bike friendly and lots of different paths to walk along. Connects to Tiergarten, Kleefeld and Kirchrode. At the moment there is a small art installation made funded by a lady who wants to raise awareness of dementia. Beautiful wicker structures.

Good for walking, cycling or sitting at a bank enjoying the view. There is also a restaurant next to the windmill. Only a little area for picnic which is located near kids playground

Loved this place. Beautiful lake with lots of ducks and very nice views.

Great Park to enoy the sun (when it's out 😊) and to relax

Nice park

Beautiful place to relax