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Flea Market, it
is a hotel waiter for highly recommended attractions. The flea market is only
open until Saturday morning. I heard it closed at noon on Saturday. When we
arrived Flea Market in the afternoon at 2:00pm, looking from a distance there
were so many people.
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Get
up early and
sleep late, they may go to the flea market on the
boulevard of Leinepromenade around,
take a look, or bargain buy something every Saturday.
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It
really wonders at this flea market. Some unexpected things that you can find
here. What is the era of surgical supplies and world coins appear here.
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These ornaments are
hard to find in stores, but I found them here. They
are also very cute.
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When
I visit flea markets, could see the distant Beginenturm building. Despite its
small size, I still see it tower。
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The
Beginenturm is the last part of Hannover’s city wall fortifications to survive
in any substantial form. It has been incorporated into the modern History
Museum’s building.
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Here
is a very ancient streets of Hanover. It has been 300 years of history.
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There are nice
timbered house in the old town.
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Leibniz's former residence:
Originally built in 1652, the
Renaissance-style exterior, rebuilt in
1983. During 1676-1716,
the German philosopher and mathematician
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz lived.
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Market Church in
Hanover is located in the center of the Old City. It is one of the three oldest
churches in Hanover. It is also one of the largest church in Saxony under. Most
of this building has remained a North German architectural style of the 14th
century. The roof of the church was destroyed in World War II in 1943, 1952 as
is repaired. Church 97 meters high, is a symbol of Hanover.
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This is in addition to
slope-intercept form the church tower, its biggest feature is the red-brick
Gothic style in the north wall. It retained the original architectural stained
glass windows, it is particularly beautiful.
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Altes
Rathaus is located in the
center of Hanover, which had been built in the early part of 1410, after
several expansion. Since the mayor's office moved to a new city hall, only the
Civil Administration in the old Town Hall (Altes
Rathaus).
Summary: Hanover is very badly damaged during
World War II, by the "carpet bombing" by the British "destructive"
approach. 90% of the city was destroyed! The German people are very beautifully
restored historic buildings after World War II. German people admirable tenacity
character. Now see those historic buildings, I was lamenting their beauty and perseverance
reconstruction of the German people.
