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Discover Hanover’s bus stops as extraordinary works of art in public spaces. International artists and designers have transformed numerous stops into unique places brimming with creativity—sometimes surprising, sometimes whimsical, and sometimes architecturally impressive. Stroll through the city and experience how art, everyday life, and urban living blend together in a special way.

People waiting at a bus stop.

Morrison

Aegidientor Square: The Functional

Simple, clear, well-proportioned: The design by British designer Jasper Morrison, born in 1959 in...

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Bus stop

Gehry

Braunschweig Square: The Armadillo

Frank Owen Gehry, one of the most famous contemporary architects, was also enthusiastic about the...

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People waiting at a bus stop.

Tusquets Blanca

Congress Centrum: The Mediterranean (currently in storage)

Oscar Tusquets Blanca, born in Barcelona in 1941, has won the... with a remarkable design solution

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Bus stop at Königsworther Platz in front of the university.

Sottsass

Königsworther Platz: The laid table

"I only have room for cheerful places," Ettore Sottsass is quoted as saying—and he has created just such a place at...

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Bus stop with green roof

Brandolini

Leinaustraße: The roof garden

The green roof of the bus stop in Linden-Nord catches the eye, but Andreas Brandolini's...

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Luminous bus stop.

Mill house

Maschsee/Sprengel Museum: The Whale Fin

A comparison of the initial sketches with the... shows how a wing can become a fin.

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Bus stop on Nieschlagstraße.

Laubersheimer

Nieschlagstraße: The Whispering Vault

Wolfgang Laubersheimer's works are always highly functional. The...

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Stop in the shape of a boat.

Ghini

City Hall/Friedrichswall: The Ship

It actually moved: the futuristic green airboat with a birdhouse on the...

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Bus stop

Mendini

Steintor: The Lego landscape

On one side stands the imposing Anzeiger skyscraper; on the other, a few...

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