Combined Tickets
Save money by purchasing a combined ticket that covers the Great Garden, Berggarten, and the Palace Museum.





Herrenhausen is a distinguished district in Hannover, Lower Saxony, celebrated primarily for the Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen. This cultural landmark includes the Great Garden, a masterpiece of Baroque landscape architecture, and the Berggarten, a botanical treasure trove. Visitors can explore the reconstructed Herrenhausen Palace, which serves as a museum and event space. The area offers a blend of royal history and natural beauty, featuring intricate fountains, sculptures, and the vibrant Grotto designed by Niki de Saint Phalle. It serves as a peaceful yet grand escape within the city of Hannover, perfect for those interested in European history and garden art.
Herrenhausen is a distinguished district in Hannover, Lower Saxony, celebrated primarily for the Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen. This cultural landmark includes the Great Garden, a masterpiece of Baroque landscape architecture, and the Berggarten, a botanical treasure trove. Visitors can explore the reconstructed Herrenhausen Palace, which serves as a museum and event space. The area offers a blend of royal history and natural beauty, featuring intricate fountains, sculptures, and the vibrant Grotto designed by Niki de Saint Phalle. It serves as a peaceful yet grand escape within the city of Hannover, perfect for those interested in European history and garden art.
The Great Garden, a masterpiece of European Baroque landscape design.
The Berggarten, a world-class botanical garden with diverse plant species.
The reconstructed Herrenhausen Palace and its historical museum.
The Grotto, featuring vibrant mosaic art by Niki de Saint Phalle.
The Great Fountain, reaching heights of up to 70 meters.
Extensive walking is required to see all the garden sections; comfortable shoes are highly recommended.
The gardens are most vibrant from late spring through early autumn when flowers are in full bloom.
Check the event calendar for the International Fireworks Competition, which may affect garden access.
Save money by purchasing a combined ticket that covers the Great Garden, Berggarten, and the Palace Museum.
The Great Fountain operates on a specific schedule, usually during midday and afternoon hours in the summer months.
Exploring grand Baroque gardens and historical royal estates.
EUR €
$100-$160 p/day
8,401
Use Hannover tram lines 4 or 5 for a direct and easy connection from the city center to the 'Herrenhäuser Gärten' stop.
German, English
May-September
Spring is ideal for visiting the Berggarten to see the early blooms and the extensive orchid collection.
Summer is the best time for the Great Garden's fountains and the International Fireworks Competition.
Fall is a quiet time to enjoy the changing colors of the historic avenues and garden paths.
Winter visits should focus on the Palace Museum and the tropical greenhouses in the botanical garden.