Things to do in Hannover

The Hannover Exhibition Center is a very important exhibition center in Germany. The interior space of this exhibition hall is very grand, with high display platforms, and the outdoor area is also open to the public.

Zoo Hannover is a well-known zoo in Europe, where you can clearly feel the tropical rainforest, African atmosphere, and the cuteness of Asian animals. It's worth a visit. Of course, it can't compare to large wildlife parks in China in terms of scale.

Hanover Great Garden is one of the most famous European Baroque gardens. Duke Calenberg began to build this garden as early as 1638. Over the past three centuries, the garden's owners have changed dynasties, and the garden has been greatly rebuilt and expanded.

On November 14, 1716, Leibniz, the father of calculus, famous scientist, writer, and even social activist, walked the streets of this ancient city for the last time. He should be the person who yearned for Chinese culture the most in modern European history. He specifically went to the French Jesuit Church to learn about Chinese culture. He was very interested in the Yin-Yang and Eight Diagrams. By the way, there is also a library built by him here. It can be regarded as the origin of modern libraries.

Really enjoyed this experience and I will most definitely visit again.

Pleasant scenery, beautiful environment and good air quality

The most noteworthy thing in the City Hall is the elevator leading to the top observation deck. If you spend a few euros, you can take a small elevator that can only carry 4 people and climb to the nearly 100-meter dome. This small elevator is the only elevator in Europe that rises at an angle. During the climbing process, the elevator goes up along the arch at an angle of 17 degrees. When we stand in the elevator, we will feel that the elevator floor becomes more level as we go up from the inclination. It is really the first time to have such a novel experience. Climbing up to the roof and looking at the cityscape of Hanover, of course, I feel very happy. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a "metropolis covered with green."