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112 hectares of recreational forest with free ranging fallow deer.
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Landesbildungszentrum für Blinde
The museum hosts objects showing how blind people have been educated between 1843 and today. Free admission, but open only by appointment.
Stadtpark
This is worth visiting on a nice sunny day. Good place to relax with a good book and a perfect place to escape the city centre.
Erlebnis-Zoo Hannover
A very modern zoo, supposed to be one of the best in Europe. About 2,000 animals from all over the world live in six impressive zoo worlds. The ticket is pricey but should is worth it for a whole day's fun. Day tickets cost €29.20 for adults, for children 3–16 years: €19.20 and "young adults" 17-24 yr: €22.70. Better rates are available when you book onlin: https://www.zoo-hannover.de/english Open year-round. In wintertime, visit the WinterZoo - a charming Christmas market with ice show, ice skating, slides, food & drink, etc.
650 hectares of city forest. Very unique considering its size and location in the middle of the city.
A residential area not so far from the Central Station. This area is popular among students. It has a nice pedestrian area "Lister Meile" with some small and interesting shops.
Lower Saxon State Museum
A mish-mash of exhibitions. There is a prehistorical section focusing on the past of Lower Saxony including tools and weapons. You will also find coins of the Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia and the German empire and to top it all off, what every German museum needs, a Japanese tea room.