Even though the town was largely destroyed during WWII, it was restored afterwards and saw the construction of many new buildings boasting contemporary outlooks and as such, boasts popular venues for exhibitions. With warm, pleasant summers and a variety of lush scenery, Hannover makes a good getaway for those wishing to retreat from the bustle of big cities.

Sprengel Museum of Modern Art: features contemporary architecture and the concept of modernity. It boasts a range of unique art pieces as well as a number of temporary exhibits.

The New Town Hall: will give you interesting insights into the development of the city. Apart from detailed models of the four phases of the development, the New Town Hall also offers panoramic views of Hannover and its surroundings.

Kestner Gesellschaft: was reopened in 1948, after having been shut down by the Nazis. Today, Kestner Gesellschaft boasts five galleries, a library and a restaurant.

Herrenhauser Garten: also known as the Royal Garden of Herrenhauser. It is a stunning garden with parts modelled on the Gardens of Versailles in Paris, an English landscaped garden and savannah gardens. It is here where the International Firework Competition and the Small Festival take place.

Wilhelm Busch Museum: in Georgengarten Park might interest cartoon lovers and children. Walk into the world where cartoon characters come alive and admire the displays showcasing 19th century cartoons of Busch.