ランゲンハーゲンの洞窟・トップ6

An insider tip in Hanover, and officially listed as such on the city's website: https://www.hannover.de/Kultur-Freizeit/Freizeit-Sport/Echt-hann%C3%B6versch/Zehn-Dinge/Zehn-Geheimnisse-aus-Hannover?fbclid=IwY2xjawLexIVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE4ZmQ3WnVFZFFGUEdvZlU5AR7NV8bE1s4sgkQBUkv_lkgJvYtdE-_2Mg14N-nl0mtycTgD_qaHHp1R0m3VFQ_aem_Jds6OTGnPvWM614LtoAj5A The knight's castle was built by a banker who simply built it as his residence. Since it is still inhabited, it can only be viewed from the outside.

The castle is currently being renovated and is therefore closed.

The grotto was reinstalled by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle. A fascinating discovery of her art, which she unfortunately never saw completed.

During the plenary sessions, you can observe parliamentary work from the visitors' gallery. During a guided tour or an open evening for visitors, you have the opportunity to take a detailed look behind the scenes of your state parliament. Very special formats are offered for children and young people. Some visits can also be booked in English.

The beautiful Leineschloss building now houses the Lower Saxony state parliament. An absolute eye-catcher!

History The first parts of the building were built from around 1640 through the gradual conversion and expansion of a farm into a pleasure house. By 1670, the three-wing structure typical of Herrenhausen Palace, which opens onto the Great Garden to the south, is already visible. The courtyard of the half-timbered building can be reached via a gate that lies in the central axis of the two-storey main building. The gate frame, balcony and dormer window emphasise the central axis of the north façade on the country road that runs past. On the courtyard side, a two-flight open staircase flanks the passage. It leads to the piano nobile. The single-storey side wings were used as stables, barns and accommodation for the servants. Under Duke Johann Friedrich, the decisive expansion into a summer palace was carried out by Marinus Cadart from 1676. The residential wing was widened to accommodate representative living and social rooms and lavishly furnished.

Herrenhausen Palace is originally a Baroque building from the 17th century. It is the reference and starting point for the planning and design of the Great Garden in Hanover. In the 19th century it was redesigned in the spirit of classicism. As a result of the air raids on the city of Hanover during the Second World War, the main building burned down completely on October 18, 1943. In 2011/2012, the classicist palace was reconstructed with financial help from the Volkswagen Foundation. A conference center and a museum were set up and opened in 2013.

Don't forget. Definitely go in. We almost ran past.