Hannover Private Jet Charters

Hannover is famous for its Welf/Guelph dynasty. It gave rise to many German and British monarchs, Emperor Ivan VI of Russia, and many of Hannover’s most impressive historical buildings. While Hannover is only Germany’s 13th biggest city, it’s well known as a center of business, innovation, and global events. It hosts the biggest Marksmen’s Funfair in the world, and the International Firework Competition.

Hannover, Lower Saxony’s attractive capital, is also its largest city, followed by Brunswick. It lies on the Leine River and Mittelland Canal in northwestern Germany, near the Harz Mountains. It’s home to over half a million people, and several Universities, including the Leibniz School of Business, the University of Veterinary Medicine, the Leibniz University, and the Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts.

While winters aren’t too cold in Hannover, they are wet and windy. Summer is pleasantly warm, and average temperatures stay in the mid-20s. For maximum sunshine, visit in July!

Once your private jet to Hannover has landed, and you’ve settled in, you can explore the city via the Red Thread. This 4.2 km path takes you to Hannover’s most interesting sights. We’ve picked some highlights in case your time is limited.

Herrenhausen and the Royal Gardens

The Royal Gardens host many outdoor performances and the annual International Firework Competition. The Great Garden, one of Europe’s most important baroque gardens, has wonderful flowerbeds, sculptures, and fountains. The Gardens are also home to the Botanic Garden, Palace Museum, and SeaLife Hannover.

Hannover Adventure Zoo

Boat trips, safaris, and underwater viewing areas let you get close to 2,000 animals. Travel through seven different habitat zones with beautiful natural landscapes.

Marienburg Castle

Marienburg Castle, with its fairytale spires and towers, is one of Germany’s most impressive neo-Gothic buildings. It has a fascinating history and offers amazing views.

The Old Town

Admire the half-timbered houses; visit the Old Town Hall; see Hannover's oldest church, the Kreuzkirche, built in 1333; and explore the Museum of History, a modern building incorporating a medieval tower. There are numerous charming cafés, bars, or restaurants for refreshments.

Hohes Ufer, on the banks of the Leine

The site of the huge Saturday flea market from spring to fall, and Hannover’s biggest Christmas market in winter.

Maschsee Lake

This inner-city lake offers watersports and recreation. Its three-week-long Maschsee Lake Festival is one of northern Germany’s biggest events.

The Eilenriede

Explore Europe’s largest city forest, with ponds, bridges, and sculptures, via numerous hiking trails, cycle paths, and bridle paths. There are also playgrounds, sports pitches, toboggan hills, sports trails, fitness equipment, a mini golf course, and a lawn labyrinth, as well as several eateries and kiosks.