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Hanover

Hanover (German: Hannover, Low Saxon: Hannober) is the capital of Lower Saxony in Germany, with a population of around 558,000. Hanover built a huge exhibition complex for the World Expo in 2000 and has been host to several of the biggest exhibitions in the world. Consequently, it calls itself the "Expo City" or "Exhibition City" (Expo Stadt/Messestadt). Hanover also played host to the 2006 Association Football World Cup. The major language spoken is German. English is not common, except during major international events. Nevertheless most people understand English and will be able to help you find your way around.

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    Biercafé Pindopp

    Smaller beer garden compared to others Hanover has to offer. Previews the football games so if you are looking for a place to come and watch a match this is the venue. It also has a pool table, darts and pin ball machines.

    Open daily from 08:30-01:00. (closed since summer 2016)

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    Brauhaus Ernst-August

    A nightclub which also serves food! Also has freshly brewed beer. Don't be shocked if you see guest dancing on the tables, it is apparently a common sight.

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    Eve Klub

    Was voted one of the Best 50 Clubs in Germany by the magazine Maxim in 2004. Partygoers come here to enjoy high end DJs or the live performances that happen twice a month.

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    Holländische Kakao-Stube

    Best place in town for hot chocolate (with and without liquor). They also offer the famous Sacher Chocolate Cake imported from Hotel Sacher in Vienna.

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    Lister Turm Biergarten

    Surrounded by trees this is one of the largest beer gardens in Hanover. With the Lister building, in the backdrop as well as all the trees, makes this an idyllic drinking spot. It is family friendly and business savvy as there is a playground for children and WiFI for laptops. The pub also serves food if you're hungry or need a break from drinking.

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    Lunablu

    Schaufelderstraße 11. Interior designed by Jorge La Guardia and the flamenco musician gave it a distinct Mediterranean and international feel which has proved to be very popular. Whilst sipping on your cocktail try some of the very reasonably priced, exotic dishes. Open daily from 10:00-01:00.

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    Oscar's

    54 Georgstraße. The bar has won a host of awards from publications ranging from Playboy to Barführer, Germany's authoritative guide to the best bars in the country. The monthly whisky tasting session attracts connoisseurs from all over Germany, and the bar has the most extensive collection of whiskies available locally. Prices are appropriately steep, but the atmosphere is not at all stuffy or pompous. It actually has a relaxed and communal feel to it.

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    Osho Discothek

    One of the oldest clubs in Hanover but has been revamped on several occasions to keep with the times. Most notable feature is the huge 90 meter square dance floor calling people to boogie the night away.

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    Pepe's

    Mexican Bar, Friesenstraße 52. A small exotic bar serving delicious food. The cocktail of choice here is the 'Caipi', more often known as, 'Caipirinha', made with sugar cane spirit and limes or the Castro Cooler with rum and calvados. The salsa music will have you up on your feet in no time, especially after a few 'Caipi'. Daily from 18:30-01:00.

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    Restaurant Café Steintormasch

    In der Steintormasch, adjacent to the mansions gardens. – Serves food and hot meals which can be enjoyed in their beer garden. Open every day except Monday.

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    Sansibar

    Music spans 3 decades beginning with 1960s soul and travelling through the 1970s and 1980s.

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    Sausalitos

    Osterstraße 38, – Mexican restaurant that has a great variety of cocktails. Usually full during happy hour which last until 20:00.

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    Teestübchen

    Offers good variety of tea. A nice place to visit in the afternoon after shopping in the city.

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    Und der Böse Wolf

    Quirky pub that attracts a lot of football fans as the owner is a Hannover 96 supporter. Serves Thai food!

    From 17:00 daily

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    Uni-Biergarten

    Calm and relaxing beer garden in the midst of the city. Quite often a place where students and professors meet or go to have a sneaky drink. Food is available.

    Open now · closes midnight tomorrow

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    Waterloo Biergarten

    Gets its name from being close to Waterloo square and on Waterloo road. Huge beer garden surrounded by trees, very busy during the summer.

    Open daily from 11:00