Germany · WALKING TOURS IN HANOVER
The 7 walking tours in Hanover you can book today, each with its price, its running time and who it suits. Number one leads for a reason.
Explore Hannover’s medieval Old Town, Market Church, Leineschloss, New Town Hall, and Opera House on a friendly two-hour walking tour.
“Excellent guide , enjoyed the walking tour , the guide knew English very well”
Explore Hanover’s crime-filled past on a two-hour German walking tour covering Haarmann, Hanebuth, prisons, murders, and city sights.
“Die Tour war auch für uns gebürtige Hannoveraner ein tolles Erlebnis. Informationen die wir so nicht wussten. Eine angehme Gruppengröße und wir wurden aktiv mit einbezogen. Sehr zu empfehlen.”
Explore Hanover after dark with a flashlight, from New Town Hall to Marktkirche, Leineschloss, Leibnizhaus, and Beginenturm.
“Thomas, unser guide, hat uns viel gezeigt und viele interessante Geschichten dazu erzählt. Am Ende konnten wir uns bei Taschenlampenlicht sigar noch die Modelle von Hannover aus verschiedenen Epochen im neuen Rathaus anschauen. Morgen laufe ich nochmal alles bei Tageslicht ab. Super Erlebnis...sehr zu empfehlen !”
Review of Hannover’s New Town Hall tour, with 3D city models, restricted rooms, German guiding, dome views, price, and practical tips.
“Interessante tour met leuke gids. Een uur was eigenlijk te kort en we hadden de indruk dat de gids in tijdnood kwam. Aanrader!”
Taste Hannover’s List and Oststadt on a three-hour walk through cafés, wine stops, local food, Eilenriede, and Bahlsen history.
“Netter Rundgang durch einen interessanten Stadtteil mit schmackhaften Verköstigungen.”
Taste Hannover through five local stops on a three-hour Old Town walk featuring half-timbered houses, the State Opera, and local stories.
Review of Hanover’s two-hour city walk, with the New Town Hall, Old Town, opera house, bilingual guiding, price, and booking tips.
“I booked this tour after the Viator site stated that it would be an English tour. However, out of 22 participants, I was the only English speaker. Therefore, naturally, 80% or more of the tour was in German. The tour guide tried to include some English just for me, but she had to do the vast majority of the explanations in the German language. It seemed like a great tour, but I was unable to understand much of it.”
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