Hannover

You would find Hannover a terrific place to land. Though it is a small city with a low population, it has witnessed several expositions, plays and other significant conventions and meets because of being centrally located. Marksmen's fair, the industrial Hannover Fair and CeBIT, the world's largest computer fair are some of the events held here.

Great tourist attractions in the city allure people from all across the globe to this place. Here are some of them:

It is one of the most impressive buildings from 19th century in the city. It was designed by the local architect George Ludwig Laves.

This gigantic building is the sign of the ambitions of the wealthy citizens of this city at the beginning of the 20th century. The building was modeled in baroque style with a central dome. Decorated with Neo-Gothic ans Secessionist details it impresses everyone who passes by it. Large painting made by the Swiss Ferdinand Hodler in the debating hall is the special attraction.

The "Adagienkirche" dates back from 15th century, The "Marktplatz" is one of the exemplary redbrick buildings. Amazing gables with projections, as well as figurative friezes of glazed terracotta impart a special look and feel to the building. "Sankt Georg and Sankt Jacobus Kirche" are close to the market with its characteristic four-pinnacled tower.

The Leineschloss is situated by the Leine River. The 17th century castle was entirely rebuilt by the architect Laves between 1817 and 1842. It attracts a number of people from all over the world.

Germany Hannover is quite attractive in terms of collection of fabulous museums. Sprengel Museum at Kurt-Schwittersplatz one of the grand museums of Germany. This museum bears testimony to the leading role of Hannover as an artist's Mecca in the 1920's.