Hannover [ Germany ]
D.Code: +49 (0511)
Currency : Euro
TRANSPORTATION
- You can take the train at the Hauptbahnhof station to Hannover Airport to the city centre.
- Hannover has a very advanced public transport system. You can travel by bus, tram and metro with your day pass. These daily tickets represent great value for money because public transport is extremely expensive.
- Taxi fares are very high in the city. If you are part of a large group, it may be cheaper to take MPV taxis that carry 7 or 9 passengers.
WHERE TO EAT ?
- Alex Hannover
The Hannover branch of the Alex Gastro chain is a place where you can meet friends and spend your weekend evenings and night until the hours of the morning. An open buffet brunch is served on Sundays and holidays from 09:00 to 14:30.
Am Klagesmarkt 38
- Basil
Placed in an old building from Prussian days, this restaurant does pride to Hannover. Its simple decoration and broad windows are refreshing. There is a collection of wines from around the world.
Dragoner Str. 30a
www.basil.de
- Oscar's
The inviting bar on the same street as the city's theatre and opera house is popular with travellers. It has been named among the best classic German bars by several internaitonal magazines.
Georg Str. 54
www.oscarsbar.de
WHERE TO STAY ?
- Hotel Benther Berg
Tucked away in a nature reserve in the midts of the Benther Mountains. Hotel Bentherberg is in the arms of nature. It is for those who like a green surrounding and wist to breathe fresh air away from the city. The distance to Hannover is only a few kilometers.
Vogelsangstarasse 18 Ronnenberg
www.hotel-benther-berg.de
WHAT TO DO ?
Having been almost completely destroyed in World War II, Hannover looks very different from other European Cities. One of the city's favourite activities is to visit the shopping area, Kröpcke. With the baroque style Herrenhauser Gardens, the Marienburg Castle and nearly 10 museums, Hannover promises (and delivers) an excellent trip. Sitting on the shores of the Leine River, this town is known as "fair city". Built on a flat plain, the city is a pleasure for cycling. Do not miss the Lake Maschsee Festival if you are in town in August.
D.Code: +49 (0511)
Currency : Euro
TRANSPORTATION
- You can take the train at the Hauptbahnhof station to Hannover Airport to the city centre.
- Hannover has a very advanced public transport system. You can travel by bus, tram and metro with your day pass. These daily tickets represent great value for money because public transport is extremely expensive.
- Taxi fares are very high in the city. If you are part of a large group, it may be cheaper to take MPV taxis that carry 7 or 9 passengers.
WHERE TO EAT ?
- Alex Hannover
The Hannover branch of the Alex Gastro chain is a place where you can meet friends and spend your weekend evenings and night until the hours of the morning. An open buffet brunch is served on Sundays and holidays from 09:00 to 14:30.
Am Klagesmarkt 38
- Basil
Placed in an old building from Prussian days, this restaurant does pride to Hannover. Its simple decoration and broad windows are refreshing. There is a collection of wines from around the world.
Dragoner Str. 30a
www.basil.de
- Oscar's
The inviting bar on the same street as the city's theatre and opera house is popular with travellers. It has been named among the best classic German bars by several internaitonal magazines.
Georg Str. 54
www.oscarsbar.de
WHERE TO STAY ?
- Hotel Benther Berg
Tucked away in a nature reserve in the midts of the Benther Mountains. Hotel Bentherberg is in the arms of nature. It is for those who like a green surrounding and wist to breathe fresh air away from the city. The distance to Hannover is only a few kilometers.
Vogelsangstarasse 18 Ronnenberg
www.hotel-benther-berg.de
WHAT TO DO ?
Having been almost completely destroyed in World War II, Hannover looks very different from other European Cities. One of the city's favourite activities is to visit the shopping area, Kröpcke. With the baroque style Herrenhauser Gardens, the Marienburg Castle and nearly 10 museums, Hannover promises (and delivers) an excellent trip. Sitting on the shores of the Leine River, this town is known as "fair city". Built on a flat plain, the city is a pleasure for cycling. Do not miss the Lake Maschsee Festival if you are in town in August.