Why visit
Herrenhausen Gardens provides a focused introduction to Germany’s natural landscape in Hanover. At Herrenhausen Gardens, focus on the named landform or waterscape, established viewpoints and the relationship between the site and its surrounding terrain.
What you will see
- The named natural feature.
- Views across the surrounding landscape.
- Paths or viewpoints within the recognised site where access is permitted.
History
Herrenhausen Gardens is part of the natural landscape associated with Hanover and its wider region. The character of this place is shaped primarily by long-term geological, hydrological and ecological processes rather than by a single building campaign. Human access, conservation and visitor management have changed over time, but the defining interest remains the landscape itself.
Photographs
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Visitor tips
- 1
Use the named site's current official information for access changes, closures and visitor arrangements.
- 2
Allow time to view the principal structure or landscape in its wider setting.
About Lower Saxony and Bremen
Historic mining landscapes, royal gardens, Hanseatic civic heritage and castles.
Open the Germany guide
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