Mobility: Travelling in Hanover - flexible and sustainable

Seamless connections by land, air and rail:
Reach your goal efficiently

Hanover, the heart of Europe, presents itself as a masterful host with a top infrastructure for local and long-distance transport that enables everyone to reach their destination comfortably and efficiently.

The city is at the centre of an extensive transport network - with key locations on the A2 and A7 motorways, a 24-hour airport for leisure and business trips and a central bus station (ZOB) for long-distance bus travellers. Rail travellers can reach Hannover with direct train connections from many European countries.

Hannover is the hub of Lower Saxony's infrastructure, the centrepiece of the Deutschlandtakt and scores points within the region for its multi-mobility, such as a good public transport network, a bicycle-friendly infrastructure, car sharing services and the "sprinti" on-demand bus service provided by the Hannover Region.

Mobility for every requirement

Mobility is diverse in Hanover. The well-developed network of city trains and buses ensures that you can get around the city and the surrounding area quickly and conveniently. Particularly practical: the closely timed local transport network also allows you to travel easily in the evenings and at weekends.

For those who prefer travelling by bike, Hanover offers an excellent network of cycle paths. Many stations for hire bikes and e-bikes make it easy to get around spontaneously and flexibly.

Mobility for leisure activities

Whether you want to cycle through the Eilenriede, take a tour to the Maschsee or explore the city centre - with bus, train and bike you are always flexible and can enjoy Hanover's diversity.

But sharing services such as car sharing or e-scooters are also the perfect addition for short journeys or spontaneous excursions in the city and region. Many providers rely on environmentally friendly vehicles so that you can travel sustainably.

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