Place of interest

Linen castle

Formerly the residence of kings, today the Lower Saxony state parliament.

Here you can discover the Leineschloss in 360°:

The palace was built in 1637 and subsequently expanded and renovated several times. From 1837 to 1866, it served as the residence of the Kings of Hanover. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was a frequent visitor here in his capacity as librarian and court counselor. Since 1992, the palace has housed the Lower Saxony State Parliament.

You can find much more information about this and 35 other attractions, as well as interesting insider tips, in the *Roter Faden*.

Place of interest

Old Town

Half-timbered houses, history and flair: Hanover's old town invites you to discover and linger.

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Guided tour for groups

Guided tour through the Nds. state parliament

On this guided tour, you and your guests will discover what lies behind the impressive walls of Leineschloss in Hanover.

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