Essentials
Supermarket
open Montag -Samstag: 7:00-23:00 Uhr
Sonntag: geschlossen
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REWE
51 Wülferoder Str.Supermarket
open Montag -Samstag: 7:00-23:00 Uhr
Sonntag: geschlossen
Sparkasse Hannover - BeratungsCenter ohne Kasse
36 Wülferoder Str.Sparkasse Hannover - Filiale
GZK Gesundheitszentrum Kronsberg Gmbh Kokg
health center
HEYERS Sports
1 ThieHEYERS Sports
Fitnessprogramm, Hannover, Niedersachsen
Adresse: Thie 1, 30539 Hannover
Wülferoder Str. 51, 30539 Hannover
aldi-nord.de
0800 7234870
Sonntag Geschlossen
Montag - Samtag: 08:00–21:00
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ALDI
51 Wülferoder Str.Wülferoder Str. 51, 30539 Hannover
aldi-nord.de
0800 7234870
Sonntag Geschlossen
Montag - Samtag: 08:00–21:00
Jacques’ Wein-Depot
169 BrabeckstraßeStar Kiosk
38 Wülferoder Str.Essen gehen / Food Scene
Greek Restaurant
Täglich von 12:00 Uhr bis 14:30 Uhr und von 17:00 Uhr bis 23:00 Uhr.
Wülferoder Str. 8, 30539 Hannover
Tisch-Reservierungen bitte nur per Telefon unter:
0511 - 52 52 52
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Kytaro
8 Wülferoder Str.Greek Restaurant
Täglich von 12:00 Uhr bis 14:30 Uhr und von 17:00 Uhr bis 23:00 Uhr.
Wülferoder Str. 8, 30539 Hannover
Tisch-Reservierungen bitte nur per Telefon unter:
0511 - 52 52 52
Italian restaurant Pizza-Pazza da Leo
Wülfeler Straße 10-11, 30539 Hannover
www.pizzapazza.de
0511 5179394
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Pizza-Pazza da Leo
10 Wülfeler Str.Italian restaurant Pizza-Pazza da Leo
Wülfeler Straße 10-11, 30539 Hannover
www.pizzapazza.de
0511 5179394
Boulevard der Eu 8, 30539 Hannover
Montag bis Freitag 12 bis 14:30 Uhr (Küche 12 bis 14 Uhr)
Montag bis Samstag 18 bis 24 Uhr (Küche 18 bis 22 Uhr)
Sonntag "Brunch" 11 bis 14 Uhr
Funky Kitchen
8 Boulevard d. EuBoulevard der Eu 8, 30539 Hannover
Montag bis Freitag 12 bis 14:30 Uhr (Küche 12 bis 14 Uhr)
Montag bis Samstag 18 bis 24 Uhr (Küche 18 bis 22 Uhr)
Sonntag "Brunch" 11 bis 14 Uhr
Chinese restaurant - Asia Dream
Kattenbrookstrift 26, 30539 Hannover
0511 5700168
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Asia Dream
26 KattenbrookstriftChinese restaurant - Asia Dream
Kattenbrookstrift 26, 30539 Hannover
0511 5700168
Pizza Brothers - Pizzaservice
Kattenbrookstrift 25, 30539 Hannover
www.ristorante-da-angelo.com
0511 5199822
Pizza Brothers
25 KattenbrookstriftPizza Brothers - Pizzaservice
Kattenbrookstrift 25, 30539 Hannover
www.ristorante-da-angelo.com
0511 5199822
Plaza Cantina
Plaza Cantina - Restaurant
Expo Plaza 10
30539 Hannover
TSV Bemerode
2 Wilhelm-Göhrs-StraßePier 51 at the Maschsee (Masch Lake).
Mediterranean cuisine in a Mediterranean atmosphere – a short holiday for the senses just there where Hanover is at its best.
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Pier 51 Restaurant
51 Rudolf-von-Bennigsen-UferPier 51 at the Maschsee (Masch Lake).
Mediterranean cuisine in a Mediterranean atmosphere – a short holiday for the senses just there where Hanover is at its best.
Das Café Parthier & Chocolaterie liegt im südlichen Hannover im Ortsteil Bemerode, direkt am Waldgebiet "Seelhorst".
Morgens begrüßen wir Sie mit einem leckeren Früchstück, zur Mittagszeit servieren wir Ihnen kleine Gerichte und saisonale Köstlichkeiten und den Nachmittag verschönen wir Ihnen mit selbstgemachten Kuchen. Bekannt sind wir für unsere handgefertigten Trüffel und unseren Käsekuchen nach altem Familienrezept. Unser Haus bietet immer etwas Besonderes, ob ein ausgiebiges Frühstück mit Freunden, ein leckerer Latte Macchiato in der Sommersonne
italienische Kaffeespezialitäten, Schokoladenspezialitäten und verschiedene Weine, Bier vom Fass, sowie natürlich nicht-alkoholische Getränke.
Café Parthier & Chocolaterie
98 Alte Bemeroder StraßeDas Café Parthier & Chocolaterie liegt im südlichen Hannover im Ortsteil Bemerode, direkt am Waldgebiet "Seelhorst".
Morgens begrüßen wir Sie mit einem leckeren Früchstück, zur Mittagszeit servieren wir Ihnen kleine Gerichte und saisonale Köstlichkeiten und den Nachmittag verschönen wir Ihnen mit selbstgemachten Kuchen. Bekannt sind wir für unsere handgefertigten Trüffel und unseren Käsekuchen nach altem Familienrezept. Unser Haus bietet immer etwas Besonderes, ob ein ausgiebiges Frühstück mit Freunden, ein leckerer Latte Macchiato in der Sommersonne
italienische Kaffeespezialitäten, Schokoladenspezialitäten und verschiedene Weine, Bier vom Fass, sowie natürlich nicht-alkoholische Getränke.
Das "Rembetiko" präsentiert sich mit einem gut durchdachten Konzept wie ich es in Hannover noch nicht erlebt habe ... :) ... spannend und erlebnisreich.
Schon am Eingang betritt der Gast einen Bereich, der Impressionen aus Griechenland zeigt und im Weiteren einen typischen Marktplatz mit umliegenden Häusern präsentiert. Hier findet das "Dorfleben" statt, die Akteure sind die Gäste.
Die Einrichtung ist rustikal gehalten. Bei einem Gespräch erfuhr ich, einige Möbel wurden von einem Tischler in Thessaloniki hergestellt. Ein Hingucker auch der Fussboden - Schieferplatten aus einem griechischen Steinbruch.
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Rembetiko
168 BrabeckstraßeDas "Rembetiko" präsentiert sich mit einem gut durchdachten Konzept wie ich es in Hannover noch nicht erlebt habe ... :) ... spannend und erlebnisreich.
Schon am Eingang betritt der Gast einen Bereich, der Impressionen aus Griechenland zeigt und im Weiteren einen typischen Marktplatz mit umliegenden Häusern präsentiert. Hier findet das "Dorfleben" statt, die Akteure sind die Gäste.
Die Einrichtung ist rustikal gehalten. Bei einem Gespräch erfuhr ich, einige Möbel wurden von einem Tischler in Thessaloniki hergestellt. Ein Hingucker auch der Fussboden - Schieferplatten aus einem griechischen Steinbruch.
Das farbenfrohe, heimelige Restaurant serviert von Donnerstag bis Samstag Spezialitäten aus Peru und Mexiko.
Adresse: Raupertstraße 25, 30539 Hannover
Telefon: 0511 3741178
Speisekarte: ekeko-restaurant.de
Specialties from Perú and México - Ekeko
Raupertstraße 25, 30539 Hannover
Menu: www.ekeko-restaurant.de
Phone: 0511 3741178
Gaststätte "Ekeko" (Mexikanisch/ Peruanisch)
61 FössestraßeDas farbenfrohe, heimelige Restaurant serviert von Donnerstag bis Samstag Spezialitäten aus Peru und Mexiko.
Adresse: Raupertstraße 25, 30539 Hannover
Telefon: 0511 3741178
Speisekarte: ekeko-restaurant.de
Specialties from Perú and México - Ekeko
Raupertstraße 25, 30539 Hannover
Menu: www.ekeko-restaurant.de
Phone: 0511 3741178
Culinaria Restaurant & Bistro
Restaurant mit Essen zum Mitnehmen
Adresse: Lange-Hop-Straße 158, 30539 Hannover
Öffnungszeiten: Heute geöffnet · 12:00–22:00
Telefon: 0511 517000
Speisekarte: culinariahannover.de
Culinaria Restaurant & Bistro
158 Lange-Hop-StraßeCulinaria Restaurant & Bistro
Restaurant mit Essen zum Mitnehmen
Adresse: Lange-Hop-Straße 158, 30539 Hannover
Öffnungszeiten: Heute geöffnet · 12:00–22:00
Telefon: 0511 517000
Speisekarte: culinariahannover.de
Alter Bahnhof Anderten
Restaurant
Das deutsche Restaurant mit alten Kirchenbänken und Biergarten bietet eine Bibliothek und samstags Livemusik.
Adresse: An der Bahn 2, 30559 Hannover
Öffnungszeiten: Heute geöffnet · 11:30–00:00
Telefon: 0511 591710
Alter Bahnhof Anderten
2 An d. BahnAlter Bahnhof Anderten
Restaurant
Das deutsche Restaurant mit alten Kirchenbänken und Biergarten bietet eine Bibliothek und samstags Livemusik.
Adresse: An der Bahn 2, 30559 Hannover
Öffnungszeiten: Heute geöffnet · 11:30–00:00
Telefon: 0511 591710
Schäfer's Brot- und Kuchen-Spezialitäten
Wülferoder Str. 51, 30539 Hannover
schaefers-brot.de
0511 3745977
Sonntag Geschlossen
Montag 07:00–21:00
Dienstag 07:00–21:00
Mittwoch 07:00–21:00
Donnerstag 07:00–21:00
Freitag 07:00–21:00
Samstag 07:00–21:00
Schäfer's Brot- und Kuchen-Spezialitäten GmbH
51 Wülferoder Str.Schäfer's Brot- und Kuchen-Spezialitäten
Wülferoder Str. 51, 30539 Hannover
schaefers-brot.de
0511 3745977
Sonntag Geschlossen
Montag 07:00–21:00
Dienstag 07:00–21:00
Mittwoch 07:00–21:00
Donnerstag 07:00–21:00
Freitag 07:00–21:00
Samstag 07:00–21:00
Bäckerei & Konditorei
Bakery & Confectionery
Filiale Kronsberg
Oheriedentrift 32,
30539 Hannover
Öffnungszeiten:
Mo. - Fr. 6 - 17 Uhr,
Sa. 6 - 12 Uhr, So. 8 - 11 Uhr
Telefon: 05 11/ 9 50 77 59
Bäckerei Heiser
32 OheriedentriftBäckerei & Konditorei
Bakery & Confectionery
Filiale Kronsberg
Oheriedentrift 32,
30539 Hannover
Öffnungszeiten:
Mo. - Fr. 6 - 17 Uhr,
Sa. 6 - 12 Uhr, So. 8 - 11 Uhr
Telefon: 05 11/ 9 50 77 59
Restaurant Istanbul
1 ThieTSV Bemerode
2 Wilhelm-Göhrs-StraßeGutsherrenstube im Parkhotel Kronsberg
Restaurant
Gut Kronsberg 1
30539 Hannover
0511 87400
parkhotel-kronsberg.de
Gutsherrenstube im Best Western Premier Parkhotel Kronsberg
1 Gut KronsbergGutsherrenstube im Parkhotel Kronsberg
Restaurant
Gut Kronsberg 1
30539 Hannover
0511 87400
parkhotel-kronsberg.de
Everything Else
Eulen-Apotheke
1 Thiecommunity pharmacy
Evangelical Church Centre Kronsberg
8 ThieEvangelical Church Centre Kronsberg
Getting Around
Glawatz Kfz-Meisterbetrieb und Autowerkstatt
5C BergstraßeAuto Repair
Hannover Feldbuschwende station
Nearest tram station: Line 6
Messe/Ost (EXPO-Plaza) station
Esso, Brabeckstraße, Hannover
Brabeckstraße 155, 30539 Hannover
essofuelfinder.de
0511 520105
Montag - Sonntag: 06:00–22:00
Esso
155 BrabeckstraßeEsso, Brabeckstraße, Hannover
Brabeckstraße 155, 30539 Hannover
essofuelfinder.de
0511 520105
Montag - Sonntag: 06:00–22:00
Kronsberg station
Shopping
Rossmann Drogeriemarkt
47 Hildesheimer Str.Drogerie - Rossmann
drugstore
IKEA Hannover EXPO-Park
Straße der Nationen 10, 30539 Hannover
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IKEA Einrichtungshaus Hannover Expo-Park
10 Str. d. NationenIKEA Hannover EXPO-Park
Straße der Nationen 10, 30539 Hannover
The Ernst-August-Galerie is a cutting-edge shopping mall with 150 stores and catering outlets and exudes a modern urban lifestyle.
The city has been home to another highlight on the shopping scene since 2008: Ernst-August-Galerie was opened directly next to the main station. With its spectacular interior and exterior, this elegant shopping centre has 150 shops, cafés and restaurants over floor space of about 30,000 square metres. It attracts people from all over the greater Hannover area and international visitors
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Ernst-August-Galerie
5 HerschelstraßeThe Ernst-August-Galerie is a cutting-edge shopping mall with 150 stores and catering outlets and exudes a modern urban lifestyle.
The city has been home to another highlight on the shopping scene since 2008: Ernst-August-Galerie was opened directly next to the main station. With its spectacular interior and exterior, this elegant shopping centre has 150 shops, cafés and restaurants over floor space of about 30,000 square metres. It attracts people from all over the greater Hannover area and international visitors
The Market Hall is at the heart of the city and just the place to buy fruit, vegetables, bread, meat, fish, wine and much more. The Markthalle, or covered market, is at the heart of the city, and is just the place to buy fruit, vegetables, bread, cake, fish, shellfish, sausage, meat, wine, pasta and much more besides to take home and enjoy.
Particularly at lunch times, it’s a pleasure to stop and take a break in the Market Hall, as numerous stalls offer hot and cold food to eat on the spot. Italian, Spanish and other international specialities can be enjoyed here. People like to meet for a glass of sparkling wine or a cappuccino and a chat.
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Markthalle
49 KarmarschstraßeThe Market Hall is at the heart of the city and just the place to buy fruit, vegetables, bread, meat, fish, wine and much more. The Markthalle, or covered market, is at the heart of the city, and is just the place to buy fruit, vegetables, bread, cake, fish, shellfish, sausage, meat, wine, pasta and much more besides to take home and enjoy.
Particularly at lunch times, it’s a pleasure to stop and take a break in the Market Hall, as numerous stalls offer hot and cold food to eat on the spot. Italian, Spanish and other international specialities can be enjoyed here. People like to meet for a glass of sparkling wine or a cappuccino and a chat.
Arts & Culture
Exposeeum, Expo Plaza, Hannover
World Trade Center, Expo Plaza 11
30539 Hannover
expo2000.de
0511 2284652
Exposeeum
11 Expo PlazaExposeeum, Expo Plaza, Hannover
World Trade Center, Expo Plaza 11
30539 Hannover
expo2000.de
0511 2284652
The Aviation Museum Hannover-Laatzen (German: Luftfahrtmuseum Hannover-Laatzen) is a permanent exhibition in Laatzen of the history of aviation.
Luftfahrt-Museum Laatzen-Hannover e.V.,
Ulmer Straße 2, 30880 Laatzen
www.luftfahrtmuseum-hannover.de
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Luftfahrtmuseum Hannover-Laatzen
2 Ulmer Str.The Aviation Museum Hannover-Laatzen (German: Luftfahrtmuseum Hannover-Laatzen) is a permanent exhibition in Laatzen of the history of aviation.
Luftfahrt-Museum Laatzen-Hannover e.V.,
Ulmer Straße 2, 30880 Laatzen
www.luftfahrtmuseum-hannover.de
The Museum houses a world-renowned collection of 20th century and contemporary art. The Sprengel Museum Hannover is right up there with the most important museums of modern art. Works by prominent expressionists such as Picasso, Chagall and Kandinsky are a must for fans of 20th century art. The collection includes works of German expressionism and French cubism, also taking in abstract art from the post-World War Two period.
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Mużew Sprengel Hanover
1 Kurt-Schwitters-PlatzThe Museum houses a world-renowned collection of 20th century and contemporary art. The Sprengel Museum Hannover is right up there with the most important museums of modern art. Works by prominent expressionists such as Picasso, Chagall and Kandinsky are a must for fans of 20th century art. The collection includes works of German expressionism and French cubism, also taking in abstract art from the post-World War Two period.
Opera House
One of the most beautiful neo-classical buildings of its kind.
The opera house was built in 1845-52 based on a plan drawn by Laves. Originally it served as the royal theatre, as the king considered the theatre in the Leineschloß too small. The new opera house is a classical style building with two large wings and a balcony with statues of famous poets and composers.
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L-Opera tal-Stat ta 'Hannover
1 Opernpl.Opera House
One of the most beautiful neo-classical buildings of its kind.
The opera house was built in 1845-52 based on a plan drawn by Laves. Originally it served as the royal theatre, as the king considered the theatre in the Leineschloß too small. The new opera house is a classical style building with two large wings and a balcony with statues of famous poets and composers.
Museum for Caricature Wilhelm Busch
In special exhibitions the Karikaturmuseum Wilhelm Busch shows the work of international artists who, by virtue of their critical attitude, are akin to Wilhelm Busch, e. g. James Gillray, George Cruikshank, Honoré Daumier, J. J. Grandville, Francisco de Goya, Heinrich Zille, Walter Trier, Loriot, Gerald Scarfe or Ronald Searle.
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Mużew Wilhelm Busch - Il-Mużew Ġermaniż għall-Karikatura u l-Arti tad-Daqq
GeorgengartenMuseum for Caricature Wilhelm Busch
In special exhibitions the Karikaturmuseum Wilhelm Busch shows the work of international artists who, by virtue of their critical attitude, are akin to Wilhelm Busch, e. g. James Gillray, George Cruikshank, Honoré Daumier, J. J. Grandville, Francisco de Goya, Heinrich Zille, Walter Trier, Loriot, Gerald Scarfe or Ronald Searle.
Lower Saxony State Museum
The State Museum displays art from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century, archaeology, ethnology and natural history.
Rembrandt, Rubens and Albrecht Dürer meet dinosaurs, fish and the sophisticated ancient civilisations of Latin America: the Lower Saxony State Museum (Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum Hannover) is the largest and most-visited museum in the federal state. It is divided into five collections – the State Art Gallery, the departments of natural history (with its vivarium), archaeology and ethnology, and the coin cabinet – which captivate hordes of visitors every year.
On an exhibition area around 6500 square metres in size, model dinosaurs are displayed alongside aquaria with more than 2000 indigenous and exotic fish, amphibians and reptiles. The department of prehistory traces at least 200,000 years of human history. In the ethnology section, 14,000 exhibits from all over the world can be admired, with the thematic focus on the ancient cultures of Peru and Mexico.
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Mużew Nazzjonali ta 'Lower Saxony
5 Willy-Brandt-AlleeLower Saxony State Museum
The State Museum displays art from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century, archaeology, ethnology and natural history.
Rembrandt, Rubens and Albrecht Dürer meet dinosaurs, fish and the sophisticated ancient civilisations of Latin America: the Lower Saxony State Museum (Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum Hannover) is the largest and most-visited museum in the federal state. It is divided into five collections – the State Art Gallery, the departments of natural history (with its vivarium), archaeology and ethnology, and the coin cabinet – which captivate hordes of visitors every year.
On an exhibition area around 6500 square metres in size, model dinosaurs are displayed alongside aquaria with more than 2000 indigenous and exotic fish, amphibians and reptiles. The department of prehistory traces at least 200,000 years of human history. In the ethnology section, 14,000 exhibits from all over the world can be admired, with the thematic focus on the ancient cultures of Peru and Mexico.
The Museum of History is a goldmine for all who are interested in the history of the state or the city.
Outside view of the Historical Museum © LHH, Historical Museum Hannover
Historical Museum (Historisches Museum), Am hohen Ufer, Entrance on Burgstraße
At the heart of the museum is the permanent exhibition called ‘750 Years of Hannover’, which shows how the city has changed down the centuries. Its development from the time of the Principality of Calenberg (in around 1600) to the end of the Kingdom of Hanover (in 1866) can be explored in the State History department. Among the exhibits to be admired here are the golden carriages of the Guelph era.
The ‘History of the City’ section traces Hannover’s long journey from its roots as a medieval country town to a sizeable city. In the third department, visitors can find out more about rural life from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Special exhibitions on specific themes and numerous events complete the repertoire.
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Mużew Storiku ta 'Hannover
6 PferdestraßeThe Museum of History is a goldmine for all who are interested in the history of the state or the city.
Outside view of the Historical Museum © LHH, Historical Museum Hannover
Historical Museum (Historisches Museum), Am hohen Ufer, Entrance on Burgstraße
At the heart of the museum is the permanent exhibition called ‘750 Years of Hannover’, which shows how the city has changed down the centuries. Its development from the time of the Principality of Calenberg (in around 1600) to the end of the Kingdom of Hanover (in 1866) can be explored in the State History department. Among the exhibits to be admired here are the golden carriages of the Guelph era.
The ‘History of the City’ section traces Hannover’s long journey from its roots as a medieval country town to a sizeable city. In the third department, visitors can find out more about rural life from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Special exhibitions on specific themes and numerous events complete the repertoire.
Museum August Kestner
Opened to the public in 1889, the Museum August Kestner is the oldest museum in Hannover. It is famous for its mixture of Egyptian, Graeco-Roman plus medieval craftwork and modern design pieces.
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Museum August Kestner
3 Trammpl.Museum August Kestner
Opened to the public in 1889, the Museum August Kestner is the oldest museum in Hannover. It is famous for its mixture of Egyptian, Graeco-Roman plus medieval craftwork and modern design pieces.
Hannover Tramway Museum
The Museum comprises the only nationwide collection of tramcars in Germany, located on the site of a former potash mine in Sehnde-Wehmingen, southeast of Hanover.
Here you find some information about the Museum and its fleet of - mostly German - tramcars.
Hannoversches Tram Museum e.V.
2 StraßenbahnmuseumHannover Tramway Museum
The Museum comprises the only nationwide collection of tramcars in Germany, located on the site of a former potash mine in Sehnde-Wehmingen, southeast of Hanover.
Here you find some information about the Museum and its fleet of - mostly German - tramcars.
Stadtbibliothek Hannover Kronsberg
6 ThieStadtbibliothek Hannover Kronsberg
Public Library Kronsberg
Sightseeing
Thie
Thieopen place
The Exhibition Grounds in Hannover
The biggest Exhibition Center in the world
466,100 square meters of covered indoor space, 58,000 square meters of open-air space, 26 halls and pavilions.
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Messegelände
MessegeländeThe Exhibition Grounds in Hannover
The biggest Exhibition Center in the world
466,100 square meters of covered indoor space, 58,000 square meters of open-air space, 26 halls and pavilions.
The lock Anderten, formerly called Hindenburgschleuse, in Hannover-Anderten has a height difference of 14.70 m between the West attitude and the summit level of the Mittellandkanal. At the time of its inauguration in 1928 it was the largest single lock Europe.
Hindenburgschleuse Anderten
An der SchleuseThe lock Anderten, formerly called Hindenburgschleuse, in Hannover-Anderten has a height difference of 14.70 m between the West attitude and the summit level of the Mittellandkanal. At the time of its inauguration in 1928 it was the largest single lock Europe.
The New Town Hall (German: Neues Rathaus) or New City Hall in Hanover, Germany, is a city hall and was opened on July 20, 1913, after having been under construction for 12 years. It is a magnificent, castle-like building of the era of Wilhelm II in eclectic style at the southern edge of the inner city (outside of the historic city centre of Hanover). The building is embedded in the 10 hectare Maschpark. The Old Town Hall is no longer used as the main seat of administration, but houses businesses and the registry office.
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New City Hall
2 Trammpl.The New Town Hall (German: Neues Rathaus) or New City Hall in Hanover, Germany, is a city hall and was opened on July 20, 1913, after having been under construction for 12 years. It is a magnificent, castle-like building of the era of Wilhelm II in eclectic style at the southern edge of the inner city (outside of the historic city centre of Hanover). The building is embedded in the 10 hectare Maschpark. The Old Town Hall is no longer used as the main seat of administration, but houses businesses and the registry office.
Buxom curves, luminous colours: the three Nanas on the Leibnizufer have become one of Hannover’s most popular landmarks since 1974.
They were not always so celebrated: many Hannoverians took a distinct dislike to the voluminous sculptures created by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle. This grass roots protest gave rise to intense debate about art in public spaces – with a happy end: Hannoverians now consider the Nanas to be part of the family. The artist was made an honorary citizen of Hannover in 2000. She expressed her gratitude by bequeathing 300 of her works to the Sprengel Museum Hannover.
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Nanas
Buxom curves, luminous colours: the three Nanas on the Leibnizufer have become one of Hannover’s most popular landmarks since 1974.
They were not always so celebrated: many Hannoverians took a distinct dislike to the voluminous sculptures created by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle. This grass roots protest gave rise to intense debate about art in public spaces – with a happy end: Hannoverians now consider the Nanas to be part of the family. The artist was made an honorary citizen of Hannover in 2000. She expressed her gratitude by bequeathing 300 of her works to the Sprengel Museum Hannover.
The Old Town Hall
A historical building dating back to 1500 a.d.
The old Town Hall was built over a period of more than 100 years. The earliest part (from 1410) overlooks the Schmiedestrasse (Blacksmith Street), the later wing next to the market was erected on the foundations of the 13th century trade hall. The adjacent wing in the Koebelinger Str. is called the "Chemists' Wing ("Apothekenflügel"), because it was the location of the Town Hall's pharmacy. This wing was later rebuilt in Italian Romanesque style, after a citizen's "action group" led by a well known neo-Gothic architect, Conrad Wilhelm Hase, managed to save the entire building from demolition in 1844. Hase was subsequently commissioned to renovate the remaining wings in their original style of 1500, with its exceptional gothic gables and the ornamental frieze.
Amongst the portraits of the princes and coats-of-arms it features the "Luderziehen", a popular game from the Middle-Ages, a kind of "Tug of War" with the opponents using just their little fingers instead of the rope (a similar game called "Fingerhakeln" is still a firm part of the south German folklore). This marvellous picture above the outer right arched window in the Schmiedestrasse can only be seen by following the "red line" around the Old Town Hall.
Altes Rathaus
30 Am KlagesmarktThe Old Town Hall
A historical building dating back to 1500 a.d.
The old Town Hall was built over a period of more than 100 years. The earliest part (from 1410) overlooks the Schmiedestrasse (Blacksmith Street), the later wing next to the market was erected on the foundations of the 13th century trade hall. The adjacent wing in the Koebelinger Str. is called the "Chemists' Wing ("Apothekenflügel"), because it was the location of the Town Hall's pharmacy. This wing was later rebuilt in Italian Romanesque style, after a citizen's "action group" led by a well known neo-Gothic architect, Conrad Wilhelm Hase, managed to save the entire building from demolition in 1844. Hase was subsequently commissioned to renovate the remaining wings in their original style of 1500, with its exceptional gothic gables and the ornamental frieze.
Amongst the portraits of the princes and coats-of-arms it features the "Luderziehen", a popular game from the Middle-Ages, a kind of "Tug of War" with the opponents using just their little fingers instead of the rope (a similar game called "Fingerhakeln" is still a firm part of the south German folklore). This marvellous picture above the outer right arched window in the Schmiedestrasse can only be seen by following the "red line" around the Old Town Hall.
The Marktkirche - the church at the market place - was built in the 14th century
The marketplace was at the very centre of urban expansion in Hannover. Merchants and craftsmen used to live around here. In the 14th century, the Marktkirche ("The Church at the Marketplace") was built here. Together with the Old Town Hall to the right they are considered to be the southernmost specimens of the "North German neo-Gothic" style. Just as the tower reached half of its planned height, the construction had to be stopped due to shortages in the town's coffers. "The builders be faint and taken of the sickness", reports contemporary chronicle. For financial reasons, a shortened spire was mounted without further ado (which became very popular and was imitated widely). Unchanged in style, the Marktkirche was rebuilt in 1952. The portal with scenes from the saddest chapter of German history was designed by Gerhard Marcks.
Even many of the well-informed citizens of Hannover are oblivious to the fact that the "Deutsche Michel" (a nickname the Germans often give to themselves) is actually buried here. He was by no means just a legendary figure. His name was General Johann Michael von Obentraut, and he was leading the Danish and German army against Tilly when he was mortally wounded on 25 October 1625. This hero of the Thirty Years War was known as "der deutsche Michel" to his contemporaries.
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Il-Knisja tal-Markt
2 Hanns-Lilje-PlatzThe Marktkirche - the church at the market place - was built in the 14th century
The marketplace was at the very centre of urban expansion in Hannover. Merchants and craftsmen used to live around here. In the 14th century, the Marktkirche ("The Church at the Marketplace") was built here. Together with the Old Town Hall to the right they are considered to be the southernmost specimens of the "North German neo-Gothic" style. Just as the tower reached half of its planned height, the construction had to be stopped due to shortages in the town's coffers. "The builders be faint and taken of the sickness", reports contemporary chronicle. For financial reasons, a shortened spire was mounted without further ado (which became very popular and was imitated widely). Unchanged in style, the Marktkirche was rebuilt in 1952. The portal with scenes from the saddest chapter of German history was designed by Gerhard Marcks.
Even many of the well-informed citizens of Hannover are oblivious to the fact that the "Deutsche Michel" (a nickname the Germans often give to themselves) is actually buried here. He was by no means just a legendary figure. His name was General Johann Michael von Obentraut, and he was leading the Danish and German army against Tilly when he was mortally wounded on 25 October 1625. This hero of the Thirty Years War was known as "der deutsche Michel" to his contemporaries.
Bemerode
Das Schloss Marienburg ist eine historistische Schlossanlage, die König Georg V. von Hannover von 1858 bis 1869 als Sommerresidenz, Jagdschloss und späteren Witwensitz auf dem Marienberg in Pattensen (Region Hannover) erbauen ließ. Es war ein Geschenk an seine Ehefrau, Königin Marie, zu ihrem 39. Geburtstag am 14. April 1857. Königin Marie und ihre Tochter Mary bewohnten das Schloss in den Jahren 1866 bis 1867. Nach ihrer Abreise ins Exil wurde das Schloss für fast 80 Jahre nur vom Hausmeister und ab 1945 vorübergehend von Flüchtlingen und von der Familie von Ernst August (III.) bewohnt.
Das Schloss steht auf dem Marienberg südwestlich von Schulenburg, einem Ortsteil von Pattensen. Südlich vom Marienberg liegt die Gemeinde Nordstemmen, die zum Landkreis Hildesheim gehört. Das Schloss bildet zusammen mit dem Bahnhof von Nordstemmen, der als königlicher Bahnhof für das Schloss ausgebaut wurde, ein Ensemble. Touristisch vermarktet wird Schloss Marienburg vom Unternehmen EAC GmbH und dem Verbund Sieben Schlösser im Leine- und Weserbergland.
Schloss Marienburg stand seit 2004 im Privatbesitz von Ernst August von Hannover junior. 2018 wurden wegen des Sanierungsbedarfs in Höhe von 27 Millionen Euro Veräußerungspläne an die öffentliche Hand bekannt. 2020 überführte Ernst August von Hannover das Schloss samt Inventar in die Stiftung Schloss Marienburg, die bis 2030 für eine Sanierung sorgen will.
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Marienburg Castle
1 MarienbergDas Schloss Marienburg ist eine historistische Schlossanlage, die König Georg V. von Hannover von 1858 bis 1869 als Sommerresidenz, Jagdschloss und späteren Witwensitz auf dem Marienberg in Pattensen (Region Hannover) erbauen ließ. Es war ein Geschenk an seine Ehefrau, Königin Marie, zu ihrem 39. Geburtstag am 14. April 1857. Königin Marie und ihre Tochter Mary bewohnten das Schloss in den Jahren 1866 bis 1867. Nach ihrer Abreise ins Exil wurde das Schloss für fast 80 Jahre nur vom Hausmeister und ab 1945 vorübergehend von Flüchtlingen und von der Familie von Ernst August (III.) bewohnt.
Das Schloss steht auf dem Marienberg südwestlich von Schulenburg, einem Ortsteil von Pattensen. Südlich vom Marienberg liegt die Gemeinde Nordstemmen, die zum Landkreis Hildesheim gehört. Das Schloss bildet zusammen mit dem Bahnhof von Nordstemmen, der als königlicher Bahnhof für das Schloss ausgebaut wurde, ein Ensemble. Touristisch vermarktet wird Schloss Marienburg vom Unternehmen EAC GmbH und dem Verbund Sieben Schlösser im Leine- und Weserbergland.
Schloss Marienburg stand seit 2004 im Privatbesitz von Ernst August von Hannover junior. 2018 wurden wegen des Sanierungsbedarfs in Höhe von 27 Millionen Euro Veräußerungspläne an die öffentliche Hand bekannt. 2020 überführte Ernst August von Hannover das Schloss samt Inventar in die Stiftung Schloss Marienburg, die bis 2030 für eine Sanierung sorgen will.