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Shopping in Hanover – Right outside your Hotel Door

From designer boutiques to delicatessen stands – Hanover’s city center is a true paradise for shopping enthusiasts. And the best part: You can start directly from the Concorde Hotel Am Leineschloss into the car-free pedestrian zone! Whether elegant shopping streets around Kröpcke, charming shops in the Old Town, or large shopping galleries – here you’ll find everything your heart desires. Short distances, great selection, and a relaxed atmosphere make shopping in Hanover a special experience.

Immerse Yourself in Hanover’s Shopping World

Reiterstandbild vor einem historischen Backsteingebäude mit Bogenfenstern, einer großen Uhr und einem teilweisen DB-Schild, das oben rechts zu sehen ist.

The Shopping Galleries in the City Center

The Ernst-August-Galerie, opened in 2008, is a shopping center next to Hanover Central Station on Ernst-August-Platz. Here you can park your car in one of the 1,200 parking spaces and leisurely stroll through around 150 stores on nearly 30,000m² of retail space.

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Enjoy the attractive and comprehensive range of shops and restaurants as well as recurring events that are held year-round in the Ernst-August-Galerie. In addition to fashion, jewelry, and shoe stores, you’ll also find shops for household goods, living, toys, entertainment, and groceries in the center.

Right next to the Kröpcke Passage lies the Galerie Luise, opened in 1987, on the street of the same name, Luisenstraße. The 155m long glass-covered business row is located a five-minute walk from the State Opera and offers you tasteful fashion, elegant accessories, and delightful gastronomy. On about 13,000m², around 20 shops offer exclusive brand products and friendly service.

Ein Flur eines Einkaufszentrums mit Schaufensterpuppen in den Schaufenstern auf beiden Seiten. Im Vordergrund liegt eine rote Matte, auf der die Galerie Luise und das Gesicht einer Frau abgebildet sind. In der Ferne gehen zwei Personen.

Hanover’s Charming Old Town

Besides the city center, Hanover’s Old Town also has a lot to offer. Take a stroll around one of Hanover’s landmarks: the 97m high Marktkirche (Market Church). While shopping in Hanover, you can visit elegant boutiques, galleries, half-timbered houses, shoe stores, jewelry shops, and pubs in the small alleys of the Old Town. The incomparable charm of the established restaurants and the Old Town Hall invite you to relax and indulge.

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The famous Market Hall on Karmarschstraße is located directly opposite the Old Town Hall on the edge of the Old Town and attracts guests and residents with its rich assortment of delicacies. The Market Hall is equipped with around 70 shops. In addition to cheese specialties, vegetables, meat, and sushi, you’ll also find a gastronomic diversity here like nowhere else in Hanover: from Bavarian delicacies to stews to Turkish, Silesian, and Italian specialties. A cappuccino and a piece of cake in the afternoon will revive your feet tired from shopping.
Eine rote Linie ist auf das unebene Kopfsteinpflaster gemalt und führt zu historischen Backsteingebäuden mit hohen Fenstern und Giebeldächern unter einem klaren blauen Himmel. Ein Baum spendet auf einem Teil der Straße Schatten.

The City Center – Hanover’s Focal Point

The central square of Hanover’s city center has been known as Kröpcke since the 1870s, named after the existing café. It is a popular meeting point where Bahnhofstraße, Georgstraße, Karmarschstraße, and Rathenaustraße intersect and is part of an extensive pedestrian zone.

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Start with a visit to one of the most popular and longest shopping streets: Bahnhofstraße. It is a pedestrian zone laid out on two levels. In the so-called lower level, the Niki-de-Saint-Phalle-Promenade stretches for a length of 650m.

Bahnhofstraße ends at the station forecourt, where you can admire the equestrian statue of Ernst August. The monument is a popular meeting point for locals, and people meet ‘under the tail’.

Georgstraße, branching off from Kröpcke, is an elegant avenue located between the Opera and Aegidientorplatz. Luxurious jewelry, exquisite boutiques, and shops in Hanover’s noble promenade await you. The one-kilometer-long boulevard offers a rich selection of restaurants, cafés, and bistros for relaxation.

Parallel to Bahnhofstraße is Luisenstraße and thus also the Kröpcke Passage. The small passage invites exclusive shoppers into the light-flooded and warm premises.