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Stay at our Prize by Radisson, Hannover City and enjoy this charming German city

The capital of Germany's Lower Saxony offers plenty to see and do for everyone. Enjoy our central location to discover the top attractions, like the Old Town Hall, Maschsee lake, and Kröpcke Square. Pedestrian-friendly, Hanover is an excellent city to discover on foot. Why not go for a walk along the Leine River? You can also spend a day at the zoo or one of the many parks. Read on for more about the local attractions.

Explore attractions

Hannover Maschsee

1.99 mi / 3.21 km from the hotel

Enjoy a fun day out at this large artificial lake, popular with swimmers, boaters and joggers. In the winter ice skaters play ice hockey on the frozen lake.

Old Town Hall

0.86 mi / 1.38 km from the hotel

While visiting Hanover, don't miss the stunning Old Town Hall, known locally as Altes Rathaus. Dating back to the 15th century, it was Hanover's first town hall, and much of the red brick building was restored after World War II.

Hannover Adventure Zoo

1.41 mi / 2.27 km from the hotel

See animals from all over the world at this zoo, including rare Rothschild giraffes, elephants, chimpanzees and gorillas, plus Canadian wolves, bison and caribou.

Kröpcke

0.63 mi / 1.01 km from the hotel

Hanover's central square sits at the crossroads of the city's main streets. In addition to the many restaurants and shops that surround it, Kröpcke is home to the locally famous Kröpcke Clock, a replica of the city's first city center clock.

Hannover-Herrenhausen Historic Gardens

1.67 mi / 2.68 km from the hotel

Experience the varied styles of this massive garden campus left by the Kings of Hannover, featuring botanic and vegetable gardens, plus Baroque architecture.

Marienburg Castle

14.62 mi / 23.53 km from the hotel

Wander through the corridors of this preserved 19th century castle and learn about the history of Lower Saxony and one of its royal families. Book a guided tour or explore on your own. Visitors can also go up to the top tower, where they meet with a bird's eye view of the surrounding valley.