Hanover, the capital of Lower Saxony in Deutschland, is a city characterized by both its historical significance and its modern development. With a population of over 500,000 inhabitants, it is an important business and education location. The City is particularly well known for the Hannover Messe, one of the tallest industrial trade fairs in the world, as well as CeBIT, a leading trade fair for information technology.

Culturally, Hanover has a wide range of museums, theaters and historical sites to offer. Outstanding sights include the Herrenhausen Gardens, an example of baroque garden art, and the New Town Hall, which impresses with its imposing architecture and leaning elevator. The River Leine meanders through the City, offering picturesque water views and places to relax.

The City actively promotes the arts; the Sprengel Museum is internationally renowned for its modern art collection. Furthermore, numerous festivals, such as the Maschsee Festival and the Short Festival in the Tall Garden, enrich cultural life.

Hanover is also an educational center with several universities, including Leibniz University. The City has an excellent transportation system, giving residents and visitors easy access to local and national destinations. With its blend of history, culture and innovation, Hannover offers a liveable environment.