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Places of Interest
The Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen, with the Great Garden. Built in 1666, it is the only baroque room in Europe that has remained unchanged, with a big fountain (up to 270 ft), a theater from 1689, a gallery with the baroque room and the largest fresco cycle from Northern Germany.
"Eilenriede", an area of 7,000 ft² and many breweries with garden (Biergarten) for rest, sports and more.
The greenhouse in the berggarten: the most recent attraction in the botanic garden.
The New City Hall (built in 1613), with an oblique elevator leading to the dome gallery.
Hanover Congress Centrum, a neoclassic building dated from 1914; the first German Garden Exhibition was held in its surrounding park in 1951.
Hanover Zoo: a park with many attractions for adults and children.
Maschsee (lake): right next to the New City Hall, covering 78 ha for rest and leisure.
The solar ferry: The new star of the Maschsee fleet is a modern solar catamaran boat with futurist roofing; offering accommodation for 60 people.
Opera: according to the London opera guide, one of the world's twenty most important operas.
The “red line” accompanies visitors along 2,6 mi in length and 36 moments of the city. |
