Place of interest

Leibniz House

The reconstructed former home and workhouse of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz is one of the highlights of the old town.

Here you can discover the timber market in 360°:

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The house was built from 1981-1983 as a reconstruction of the Leibnizhaus from 1652. The original Leibniz House was destroyed in the Second World War. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz lived in the house from 1698 until his death in 1716.

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 charm: Hanover’s Old Town invites you to explore and linger.

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Place of interest

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library

Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites under one roof.

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