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Modern, fully air-conditioned 4-star business & conference hotel. Located at the International Fairground and Tui Arena. 15 minutes from city centre & 30 from the airport. 15 conference rooms with natural daylight & modern technical equipment. Free Broadband.
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The hotel is conveniently located near the motorways ( A2, A7, A37). It takes you just about 15 minutes by car to reach the city, the fair and the Hannover sights. Relax after a strenuous day and enjoy your stay in one of our modern, comfortable single or double rooms. Relax in our sauna /solarium with a view of Hannover. Our rooms are equipped with bath and WC, desk, wireless LAN and modem connection, flat iron for trousers, hair dryer, pay-TV, videotext, satellite TV, electronic door locking system, minibar and individual air-conditioning.
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Great places to visit in Hannover
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| Herrenhäuser Baroque Gardens |
These royal gardens without a palace— it was destroyed during World War II—have remained unchanged since Georg I settled his court in England. You can enjoy fountains, a garden theatre, the grotto and so much more in these unique baroque gardens. Not to b
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| The Zoo |
The zoo is just a short walk from Hannover CongressCenter, situated on the fringes of the Eilenriede forest. All animals are housed in natural surroundings; you can take a boat ride on an African river, visit the Jungle Palace or climb the Gorilla Mountai
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| The Red Trail |
Named after a red line painted on the pavement, which connects nearly every place of interest in the city, the Red Trail is a must for all visitors. Start and finish is at the central railway station, but you can pick up the tour anywhere in-between. Numb
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| Aegidienkirche Memorial |
This interesting memorial on the Breite Strasse marks those killed during the destruction of the site during World War II and was a gift from Hannover’s sister city, Hiroshima, Japan. The original Aegidienkirche Memorial dated from the mid-14th century. D
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| Altes Rathaus |
This old government building dates from the 15th century and features brick architectural styles from the period. The building is a central figure in the city’s centre and is for the Hannoverians a symbol of their history and growth. It's an interesting s
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| Flohmarkt |
This flea market and trade centre is the largest in the region and is open weekly on Sunday mornings. Bordered by the city centre and the river, the Flohmarkt draws crowds of people to browse, barter, and buy. It is a great way to meet locals and maybe fi
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| Leibnizhaus |
The former home of mathematician and scientist Gottfried Liebniz, this home dates from the late 17th century and represents the city during its height as a German power. The house features a baroque façade and symbolizes regional architectural styles of t
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| Marktkirche |
This grand church from the 14th century stands in the heart of the city and represents the growth and development of this prominent Northern German city. It is punctuated by tall Gothic façades and a modern bronze portal dating from the 1950s. The church
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| Stadtpark |
This impressive park, which dates back to the 1950s, is located just behind City Hall. Gardens adorned with fountains and ponds create a pleasant atmosphere for guests to enjoy. Works of art, a Japanese teahouse, and a number of sculptures are also includ
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| The Tiergarten |
This interesting animal park was created in the mid-17th century by Duke Johan Friedrich and houses a range of animals living in natural environs. The park is very popular for nature walks, biking, and picnics. Horses, birds, and deer all call the Tiergar
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