Trip Moments Recommendations

For Hanover, I only know that this is the hometown of the mathematician Gauss, and the rest, there is no concept. Fortunately, with friends, there is no concern. The first place that Halsen brought me is Hanovers new town hall. This is a century-old building that was built in 1913, but it is very beautiful. Bright colors, I believe that many people can't wait to see it at the first sight of the lake. Unlike China's Tuen Mun Gate, most of Germany's city halls are open to tourists. They can even take a 3 Euro elevator to the top of the tower, overlooking Hanover. When you climbed the top of the tower, you will suddenly see it. This is a small town surrounded by green trees and lakes. It just grows like I like it. It is exquisite, delicate, and with a literary fan. I even admire it a bit. The life of Halsen comes. Later in the evening, Halsen drove me once again. The night city hall had a feeling of a fairy tale castle, which really murdered the girl's heart.

Check in at Hanover with rock legend Sting

Time: 2023/12/7 20:00 Venue: ZAG Arena Sting's German tour is still underway, and this time Hanover is a culturally rich city with many artistic and historical sites. Let's see what attractions are worth checking out~ 1. Herrenhausen Gardens The Herrenhausen Gardens are one of the famous European Baroque style gardens. As early as 1638, the Duke of Calenberg began to build this garden. Over three centuries, the garden has seen many changes in ownership, leading to significant reconstruction and expansion. 2. New Town Hall Inside the New Town Hall, the elevator to the top observation deck is particularly noteworthy. The elevator climbs 50 meters at a 17-degree angle along the arched ceiling, making it one of Europe's inclined elevators. From the rooftop, one can take in the full view of Hanover and truly appreciate its nickname 'The Green Metropolis'. 3. Market Church of Hanover The Market Church is located in the heart of Hanover's old town and is one of the three oldest churches in Hanover, as well as one of the larger churches in Lower Saxony. Most of the building still retains the 14th-century North German architectural style. The church's roof was destroyed in an air raid in 1943 and was restored to its original state in 1952. The church, at 97 meters tall, is a symbol of Hanover. Join us on December 7th, at the intersection of the North German Plain and the Central German Uplands, to experience the live performance of rock legend Sting~

Hanover City Hall

The city hall in Hanover is quite magnificent, and its appearance reminds people of the Hungarian Parliament Building. It is not possible to climb to the top for maintenance during winter, but visiting inside is free.