Langenhagen - Langenhagen

Langenhagen is a city in Lower Saxony in the north of the state capital Hanover.

background

The districts of Langenhagen belong:

• Godshorn
• Kaltenweide
• Kananohe
• Crow's corner
• Schulenburg
• Engelbostel

getting there

By plane

It is in Langenhagen 52.4608333333339.685Hanover Airport(IATA: HAJ). Politically it belongs to Hanover, but geographically it belongs to Langenhagen. From there you have Europe-wide connections for scheduled and holiday flights.

The airport can be reached with the S-Bahn without changing trains from the train stations Langenhagen-Mitte or Langenhagen-Pferdearkt.

By train

Two railway lines run through Langenhagen. Once the high-speed route Hanover, Celle, Uelzen, Hamburg and the long-distance Hanover, Walsrode, Soltau, Buchholz in the north heath. Langenhagen has three train stations: Langenhagen Mitte, Langenhagen horse market and Langenhagen Kaltenweide. Only regional trains stop at all three stations. Intercity trains or even ICE run through here.

Langenhagen center is a consequence of the Expo. The modern train station was created to give the S-Bahn a new stop. It is on the high-speed line to the north. In addition to the S-Bahn, the also stops here metronome and the Erixx. You can get to Hanover Central Station within 10 minutes from Langenhagen Mitte. But also to the north (Celle, Walsrode, Hamburg) you have a regular connection.

The second station is the old station of Langenhagen, Langenhagen horse market. It is located north of Langenhagen Mitte train station. It is a typical train station from the Wilhelminian era, but it has not been able to maintain its flair. The platforms are modern and as lifeless as at a stop. Not as many trains stop here as in Langenhagen Mitte. The metronome, for example, runs through here. Parking spaces are always in short supply at the Langenhagen horse market station. That's because a lot of vacationers spend the money on parking at Hanover Airport want to save, park here and then take the S-Bahn to the airport. The train station is not that easy to find. From Walsroder Straße, Bahnhofstraße leads to the train station, but you have to watch out for it, because it is only a side street. The east-west connection is called the horse market. If you are coming from the east you have to turn left before the railway bridge to find the train station.

The third station is the train station Langenhagen Kaltenweide. it was also built at the time of the Expo in Hanover. If it was still in an open area during the expo and you asked yourself "What is the station doing here?", It is now in the middle of the new "Weiherfeld" estate Kaltenweide. Only S-Bahn traffic is handled here. To the north it goes to Bennemühlen, to the south to Hanover main station.

In the street

The most important connection from Langenhagen to the German road network is without a doubt the A2 motorway. At the same time, it is essentially the dividing line between Hanover and Langenhagen. Langenhagen is to the north of the A2, only the Wiesenau district is to the south.

The second important street is Flughafenstrasse (B522). It branches off from the A2 at the Hannover / Langenhagen exit and heads northwest to the airport. You can also use it to reach the A352 to continue north towards Hamburg and Bremen or west towards Dortmund.

The most important street in north-south direction is the Walsroder Straße, which is short of in the north Kaltenweide ends and in the south after the A2 becomes Vahrenwalder Strasse, the most important access road in Hanover, seen from the north.

In the east-west direction, the most important street is Bothfelder Straße. Here you get to the city center and reach all important institutions. In the west it begins as Godhorner Straße, leads through the city center of Langenhagen and ends at the motorway exit Hannover-Bothfeld as Langenforther Straße.

With the light rail

Line 1 of the Hanover city railway leads to the center of Langenhagen. The stations are all very modern and well equipped. The line ends at the Langenhagen stop, east of downtown Langenhagen. You can be downtown in less than half an hour from here Hanover to reach. The trains run every 10 minutes. Line 1 goes through to Sarstedt, which is already closed Hildesheim heard, so very far. Line 1 stops at Central Station and on Kröpcke, from where you have connections in all directions.

By boat

Langenhagen has no access to any waterways in Germany.

mobility

Langenhagen has a connection to the city rail system and the city bus system Hanover

Tourist Attractions

• Kaltenweider post mill

activities

• Cabaret and theater festival Mimuse
• Race days on the Neue Bult racecourse

shop

The City Center Langenhagen shopping center, or CCL for short, is located in the center of Langenhagen. In addition to many retail stores, there are also two supermarkets and a specialist electronics store here. There are also several bars and leisure activities, such as a bowling alley, etc. There is also something going on here on weekends after business hours, and there is an antique and flea market occasionally.

Every Tuesday and Saturday morning there is a weekly market on the market square.

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Web links

• http://www.langenhagen.de - Official website of Langenhagen