Von-Alten-Garten

Von-Alten-Garten is a public park in Hannover with walking paths, open green spaces, and mature trees near Lindener Berg. The layout combines grassy areas with wooded sections and features multiple entry points for easy access throughout the neighborhood.

The site originated as an estate of the von Alten family during the 13th century. In 1688, it was redesigned in Baroque style with a pleasure palace serving as its focal point.

The park serves as a gathering point where neighbors meet and local groups spend time together. Theater performances and nature programs shape how people use and experience this space throughout the year.

The park is accessible through multiple entrances including the main gate at Von-Alten-Allee and Posthornstrasse for flexible navigation. The paths are wide and easy to walk, making the space straightforward to explore at your own pace.

A steel tree fountain sculpture by artist Bernd Schrader draws attention at the entrance plaza. The Brüningstein monument within the park recalls medieval events from the region's past.

Location: Linden-Limmer

Address: Von-Alten-Allee 31, 30449 Hannover, Germany

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 08:00-19:00

Phone: +4951116843801

Website: https://hannover.de/Kultur-Freizeit/Naherholung/G%C3%A4rten-genie%C3%9Fen/Stadtteilparks/Von-Alten-Garten

GPS coordinates: 52.36440,9.71167

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:06