History can live with in the courtyards and the revival of ancient Hanover. The city gained international fame not only as a forum for the priests of industry and technology exhibited by the famous, but because of the charming nature and diversity of cultural life.

Hanover is located in the northern part of the country, which is one of the major cities in Germany with a population of 516 000 thousand inhabitants, except this being the capital of one of the most important German states (Lower Saxony) since 1946. Perhaps what distinguishes Hanover from other cities is the pronunciation the sound of the language by the German population and a commitment to complete the grammatical rules of language combinations, so foreign students are always advised to go to the city to learn the language and spoken shoved directly from the people and is very in workmanship.

Exhibition Halls in Hanover gaining Hanover, located on the banks of the "River Allaineh," special importance being one of the most important German cities with regard to exhibitions and conferences, every year the city hosts the largest exhibitions of their kind in the world and are the Hanover Industrial Fair and CeBIT international communication technology and transport and manipulate data (CeBIT).This city in 2000 and gained international acclaim for hosting of the World Expo. The city has always demonstrated its ability to ensure the success of the world's largest exhibitions because of their good infrastructure and medial and important site between the two largest cities in Germany, namely Berlin and Hamburg. Therefore, the city is a passageway for the largest number of fast trains, known as (ICE) in Germany.

Picturesque nature in Hanover

 One of the streets in the "Herren Hoyzer" Gardens in HanoverPerhaps the most prominent characteristic of this city really is the breadth of green spaces and forests scattered here and there. Half of almost covered by rivers and lakes, such as Lake livestock, gardens and forests such as forest Aloaln area of the city (Eilenriede), which is the largest forest located within the city limits of Europe, in addition to many other oases that make Hanover a desirable place to live and stability.Moreover Hanover offers to its residents and visitors a very cultural programs in diversity and magnificence.

 Hanover after the war

 "Herren Hoyzer" Gardens in Hanover   from the back to watch the architectural beauty in the heart of other German cities, lacks this scene in Hanover.Due to the fact that a large portion of the city center was destroyed during World War II. But what really mesmerizing visitor in the middle of right now is a mixture of different architectural styles built on successive periods of the evolution of the ancient city. But if you had the opportunity to visit the surrounding neighborhoods in the heart of the city, there is the possibility to enjoy the German architectural art old, there are still a group of buildings dating back to the reign of Kaiser Wilhelm, uninhabitable and live there, which is a favorite place of residence for many of the city's population.

Shiny names of Hanover

Max and Moritz more cartoonish characters famous poet and the German painter Wilhelm Bush roots of many explorers, inventors, intellectuals and policy Germans to this ancient city, and the most prominent of the world and philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who spent most of his life there until 1716, and shot to fame after being placed System Binary numbers and account integration and differentiation, as due to him first preferred calculator invention of the world's working properly, this is in addition to the establishment of the University of Hanover. It also hails from this city Carl Yuto, the first of his successful experience in aviation history through the use of machine powered driving. The poet and painter Wilhelm Bush also was a resident of the city, known for his satirical cartoons and Baksaidh image that was mockery out of his contemporaries. We can not forget of course the current German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, who was prime minister in the state capital of Hanover from 1990 until his election as a consultant in 1998.