Is there a city in Germany called Hannover?

Hanover is the capital of the Lower Sachs Forest and an important economic and cultural center in North Germany, covering an area of ??2.03 million square kilometers. It is located at the intersection of the North German plains and the Central German mountains. It is at the crossroads from Paris to Moscow and from Northern Europe to Italy. It is also close to the Sino-German Canal. It is a transportation hub where water and land converge. Hannover is also a city with highly developed industries. The automobile, machinery and accessory television industries are used by many countries in the world. The manufacturing industry is particularly prominent, and there is also the largest tire factory in the country. The electronics industry here has advanced technology. In recent years, the tertiary industry has suddenly emerged, accounting for two-thirds of the employment. In addition to the commerce, finance, and insurance industries, the exhibition and conference industry and tourism are also booming. TUI, the largest travel agency in Europe, The headquarters is located here.

Average maximum temperature: 20.9 degrees Celsius

Average temperature: 15.8 degrees Celsius

Average minimum temperature: 10.3 degrees Celsius

Rainfall (mm) : 73.0

Number of rainy days: 11.0

Daily average sunshine (hours): 7.0

Note: Rainy days mean daily rainfall of not less than 1.0 mm

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Hannover is located at the intersection of the North German plains and the Central German mountains. It is located in the transportation fortress of northern Germany. It is 289 kilometers away from Berlin, 151 kilometers away from Hamburg, and 330 kilometers away from Frankfurt. It is also a good place to watch the World Cup. From Hannover Railway Station, you can take the ICE high-speed train to Frankfurt in 2 and a half hours and to Berlin in 1 and a half hours. Moreover, Germany's highways are very developed, so you can easily visit these cities and watch the World Cup games you are interested in.

It is very convenient to visit Hanover. You can walk along the red-lined sidewalk starting from the train station and walk in a large circle. You can visit thirty-six scenic spots in the city and finally circle back. The total trip to the train station is 2 hours. It is called "red line tourism" and you don't have to worry about transportation.

Typical Saxon flavors include asparagus and potatoes, Welfenspeise, Galenberg chowder, Welfen pudding dessert, Lüttjen Lage, etc. There are many ways to cook potatoes in Hanover, including boiling, steaming, seasoning, pan-frying, deep-frying, and baking. You can probably find everything you can think of in Hanover. Their potato meals are also very unique: the potato soup tastes sour, sweet and delicious, and you can’t taste the taste of potatoes at all; there are also small and exquisite potato snacks in different shapes, with jam and vegetable juice, which are very beautiful; sometimes they also put potatoes Made into various animal shapes, they taste very interesting. There are more than 100 authentic Chinese restaurants in Hannover, so you might as well check them out.

The world’s largest and most popular open-air art festival (Sch zenfest) originated 420 years ago. It is held every year in Hannover for ten days in the first week of July. Thousands of men and women in traditional costumes paraded along the 14-kilometer route, as well as rifle regiments, horse-drawn carriages, brass bands, etc. It was a lively event.

(Herrenhausen) Herrenhausen Royal Garden is one of the most famous palace gardens in the world. It has four gardens, of which the Grosser Garten is the most attractive. In addition, the spacious palace, the flower beds, shrubs, pools and statues in the garden are beautifully designed with various geometric patterns matched with each other. This famous Baroque style palace garden was built in 1666, when Duke Johann 6-1 Frederich used it as his summer residence.

The New Town Hall of Hannover is a gorgeous large-scale building from the Renaissance period and has now become a symbol of the city of Hannover. You can take the elevator to the top of the 100-meter-high arched tower for a bird's-eye view of the city. Some of the attractions of Hannover’s “Red Line Tourism” are as follows:

1. Oppen’s House. 1 Opern Square. The architecture is beautiful and the scenery is beautiful. This is the famous architect George. Ludwig. One of the neoclassical buildings built by Lawes; during his tenure as court architect (1814-1864), he helped to standardize the appearance of the city of Hannover.

2. Old City. At the High Shore Pier. Undoubtedly, from the 10th century onwards, the first buildings of the city-state were erected here, and its name is the name of the city.

3. Market Church. This is a beautiful 14th century brick church. In the arena square, there is a spectacular wooden wall building, the arena, which was built between 1649 and 1664. It was used as a tennis hall and later became the Lower Saxony Theater.

4. Mach Lake. This is an artificial lake that was renovated between 1934 and 1936. It was dug out of the ruins of the ancient swamp area. Lake Maschsee is not far from the new city hall. It is a 78-hectare leisure place. You can also take a cruise ship using modern solar technology and ultra-modern solar roof decoration. The cruise ship can carry 60 people. The Maschsee Lake Festival has many large and small stalls and tents where you can eat, drink and have fun. Visitors can taste Germany's famous beer and sausages at the stalls.