Hanoverian specialties
Asparagus
In April, a sigh of relief goes through Hanover and the surrounding region: it’s finally asparagus season again! Winter is a thing of the past, nature is in bloom...
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Calenberg panhandle
This spicy Grützwurst is a hearty traditional dish from Hanoverian cuisine and originates from the Calenberger Land, one of...
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Hanoverian tongue ragout
This spicy seasoned meat specialty proves that traditionally hearty Hanoverian cuisine can also be subtle. Hanoverian tongues...
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Kale with Bregenwurst
This hearty Hanoverian specialty is a typical winter dish that warms the body and soul and tastes best in company. Kale is cooked ste...
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Steinhuder Rauchaal
Freshly smoked eel from Lake Steinhude is a regional delicacy that has traveled an astonishingly long distance—nearly halfway around the world....
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Barley bread
You can find this typical Hanoverian bread specialty at any bakery in the city. Gersterbrot is a hearty mixed rye bread that is baked just before the...
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Welfenspeise
This feudal dessert is a tribute to the former Hanoverian ruling house of Guelphs. The Guelph dessert was invented by a Hanoverian chef...
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Truffles from Güse
Güse's spherical pralines are known far beyond the city limits and have been made by hand in Hanover's only truffle manufactory since 1921.
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Lüttje Lage
The "Kleine Lage" is Hanover's cult drink, which is drunk simultaneously from two glasses, each filled with a special local draught beer.
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Beer from Hanover
Hanover's brewers can look back on a tradition dating back several centuries. As early as 1526, Cord Broyhan, who was born in Stöcken, invented a light...
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