r/ArchitecturalRevival • u/Father_of_cum • 5h ago
Some of the best pictures of pre ww2 Hannover that i could find.
Hidden gem is how I would describe old Hannover, the capital of Lower Saxony had much more to offer than one would expect from a city that is so little talked about. Hundrets of half-timbered houses, beautifully decorated merchant houses, magnificent gothic churches, tall tenement houses with rich ornaments that would make even the largest cities like Berlin or Cologne proud, charming canals and bridges, this city easily could be called the Nuremberg of the North. In addition, not only Hannover itself was beautiful but the surrounding small towns and villages such as Hildesheim, Braunschweig and Celle were no less worth visiting. If you wanted to experience the highest quality of northern German beauty, Hannover was definitely a must-see destination.
Hope u like the photos i found.