EuroTripping – Hannover

Starting back in late June, we spent just over 3 weeks on a road trip — dubbed our “European Prezel” — that took us from Oslo as far south as the Alps and as far east as Bratislava before all was said and done.

As we made our way south at the outset, we spent two nights in Hannover and we had a full day to wander about. Here are some images captured during our stopover.

Details in the brick architecture of the Old Town
A side of the Hauptbahnhof
Some cupolas making the roofline interesting
Ruins of Nikolaikapelle
Memorial to the Murdered Jews pf Hanover at Opernplatz
Delightful vines in Ballhofplatz
Delightful smells (thought I) and a wonderful coffee (claimed my better half)
Sweeping
This guy was blasting some tunes as he did donuts on his E-scooter
Surfing on the river Leine
Urban scene
Bus Station
Marstalltor, from 1714
The gothic brick Altes Rathaus
Bronze sculpture by Hermann Scheuernstuhl
Faces above the water
Stairs in the Neues Rathaus
Brick Expressionism building by Fritz Hoger
More modern DB building
Statement in an underpass
Signage in the city
Signs and a curved corner
The Telemoritz tower
Curving staircase in the Neues Rathaus
Lines and shapes in the Sprengel Museum
Windows
Bricks
Evening light on urban structures

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I am a photography enthusiast living in Oslo, Norway. My favourite subjects tend to be landscapes and nature - but I enjoy photographing urban scenes, architecture, abstract shapes and street images as well. Welcome!

2 thoughts on “EuroTripping – Hannover”

  1. Architecture brings out so many fine images from your eye and camera. I loved seeing the vines and the inclined angle on them, but the Telemoritz tower and the spiral staircase are more striking.

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