Listen up, this is how you should explore Hannover, Germany.

🏰 Herrenhausen Gardens - History and culture: Herrenhausen Gardens is the green pearl of Hannover, built in 1666 by Electress Sophia, and is one of the centers of European political culture. - Garden art: The garden is divided into four independent gardens, including the English garden of Georgengarten and the early Baroque garden of the Great Garden. Georgengarten is known for its open lawns and winding flower paths, while the Great Garden is famous for its neat planning and symmetrical beauty. - Fountains and sculptures: The garden has an 82-meter-high fountain and is dotted with marble sculptures. - Opening hours: Check the official website or local tourist information in advance for the latest opening hours and ticket information. 🚠 New Town Hall - Architectural features: The New Town Hall is one of the landmarks of Hannover, known for its magnificent William-style architecture and unique clock tower. Built between 1901 and 1913, it reflects the architectural style of the era of Emperor Wilhelm II. - Unique experience: The arched elevator in the town hall is a unique experience in the world. It rises 43 meters at an inclination of 17 degrees to reach the dome observation deck, where you can see the Harz Mountains when visibility is high. - Opening hours: 8:00 am–6:00 pm. The arched cable car usually runs from April to the end of October, and the last time to reach the top is 5:30 pm. 🌱 Five themed trails - Desert Discovery Loop Trail: The starting point is near Ottosen Entry Garden, showcasing cacti and succulents from around the world. - Plants & People of the Sonoran Desert Loop Trail: Showcases how desert plants are used for food, medicine, and building materials. - Desert Wildflower Loop Trail: In spring, the 0.3-mile trail is full of yellow, orange, pink, and purple flowers. - Sonoran Desert Nature Loop Trail: Offers spectacular views of Phoenix and the surrounding mountains. - Center for Desert Living Trail: Explore sustainability.