• Monument to Ernest Augustus - The lively forecourt of Hannover’s main station is graced by a majestic bronze king astride his horse. This impressive equestrian statue is the city’s most cherished meeting point, affectionately known as ‘Unterm Schwanz’.
• Kropcke-Passage - The vibrant five-way intersection at the heart of Hannover, highlighted by its iconic landmark clock. For over a century, it has been the city’s preferred gathering place.
• State Opera of Hannover - A grand classicist music temple overlooking Opernplatz, with its columned facade being one of the most graceful remnants of Hanover’s royal era. Behind its impressive portico lies one of Germany’s premier stages.
• Marktkirche - The towering brick centerpiece of Hannover’s reconstructed old town, its blunt spire reaching nearly ninety-seven meters into the sky. Rebuilt from wartime ruins, the Market Church houses a medieval altar and the largest bell in all of Lower Saxony.
• Altes Rathaus - Hanover’s oldest secular structure, a gem of glowing red brick Gothic standing alongside the Marktkirche on the market square. Its intricate stepped gables and terracotta detailing have withstood fire, war, and centuries of civic events.
• Leineschloss (Landtag Niedersachsen) - A grand classicist palace on the banks of the Leine, formerly the residence of Hanover’s kings and now the seat of the Lower Saxon state parliament. Its columned portico overlooks the water like a temple of authority.
• The New Town Hall - A monumental, palace-like city hall topped by a vast green dome, renowned for the curved elevator that tilts as it ascends to the panorama platform. Despite its castle-like appearance, it opened in 1913 and is supported by a hidden forest of thousands of beech piles driven into the marshy ground.
• Maschsee - A sparkling artificial lake extending nearly two and a half kilometers south of the city center, and Hannover’s favorite location for sailing, strolling, and summer festivals. Beneath its cheerful surface lies a darker history of labor during the Nazi era.

• Audio and Writing in different Languages
• Audio Guide App

• Headphones

Hannover Highlights:

Explore all that Hannover has to offer with a single, convenient walk! Equipped with just a smartphone and headphones, follow the city’s renowned Red Thread from the majestic New Town Hall with its impressive dome to the revitalized old town and the stunning baroque Herrenhausen Gardens. An engaging audio guide with a high-quality narration shares the fascinating stories behind each location. Enjoy surprising fun facts and historical images that bring the city to life, transforming a simple stroll into an unforgettable adventure through a city that quietly holds a regal charm.

How It Works

This is a self-guided audio tour, eliminating the need for a human tour guide. Use your own smartphone to navigate and listen. There’s no need to download an app—simply click the access link in your ticket to start immediately. The tour covers free public attractions, so no entrance tickets are required or provided.

Tour Details

• Duration: 2 hours of walking, 40 minutes of audio
• Stops: 8
• Languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.