Discover the architectural masterpieces of Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves in Hanover. His buildings continue to shape the cityscape today and invite you on an exciting journey through 19th-century architecture.
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Linen castle
Formerly the residence of kings, today the Lower Saxony state parliament.
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Chambermaid von Beckedorf's garden house
Here you will find information about the garden house of the chambermaid von Beckedorf.
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Library pavilion
Here you will find information about the library pavilion.
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Laveshaus
When a master builder builds for himself...
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Cavalier/gate houses
Here you will find information about the Kavaliers- or gatehouses.
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Conference center and museum
Herrenhausen Palace
Baroque treasures and famous personalities from Hanover's history.
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Aegidienkirche memorial
The ruins of the Aegidienkirche now serve as a memorial.
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Waterloo column
A monument commemorating the Battle of Waterloo.
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Wangenheim Palace
Residence palace and town hall, the Wangenheimpalais had an eventful history.
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Villa Rosa
Here you will find information about Villa Rosa.
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Lavesbrücken
Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves designed not only buildings but also bridges in Hanover.
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Georgenpalais
The Georgenpalais is located in the Georgengarten.
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Guelph mausoleum
The Guelph Mausoleum is located in the Berggarten.
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Hanover State Opera
The Hanover State Opera is among the world's best—offering music, ballet, and opera of the highest caliber.
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Fragments of the historic city wall
In Hanover, remnants of the city wall can still be seen in a few places.
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Osnabrücker Hof or Fürstenhof
Here you will find information about the Osnabrücker Hof or Fürstenhof.
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Perfect for concerts
The Herrenhausen Orangery
The Orangery is mainly used for concerts and lectures.
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Historic building
Hunting Lodge Springe
The Hanoverian royal family had the hunting lodge built on the north side of the Kleiner Deister...