Hanover sometimes has to fight with the untrue cliché of being boring, monotonous and gray. But this is not really true. The capital of Lower Saxony is not breathtaking, but less hectic than some other cities – and that's exactly why it's so lovely.

After all, Hanover has a lot to offer, for example the old town center that persuades with a lot of charme. Another gem: the very core of Hanover can be explored along a red thread which is even marked on the pavement – leading to the 36 most important sights of the city.

The route takes you from the main train station to attractions such as the Opera House or the beautiful baroque palace-like New City Hall, whose arched elevator in the dome amazes visitors, to the Hohes Ufer and the closeby Nanas by Niki de Saint Phalle. Art, culture and history come together on the Red Thread of Hanover and tourists as well as residents get to know many wonderful facets of their city.

Those who like can then walk along these 4,200 meters and 36 stations. Alternatively, you can discover them on the unu e-scooter: even more relaxed and casual. 

Then you can forget about traffic jams, stop and go, and congested streets. Imagine yourself easily cruising through the streets of Hanover with your unu e-scooter - no worries if the tram is late again or if there's construction going on somewhere. And you don't have to spend hours looking for parking spaces. There’s even more: you can cruise through the city with a green conscience, completely free of CO2 emissions.

And because we at unu also stand for really good service, you always have professionals and experts from our partner workshops at hand if you need help – you can also rely on a large network in Hanover.

Are you ready to discover Hannover from a new perspective?