Hauptbahnhof

The first railway station in Hanover was opened in 1847. Designed as a through station, it was the first in a major German city. In 1873, the station was completely redesigned. 
Largely destroyed in the Second World War, it was initially rebuilt provisionally after the war and extended and redesigned several times over the course of time. 
Today, the main station in the centre of Hanover occupies sixth place on the list of Deutsche Bahn's busiest long-distance stations. Every day, around 280,000 travellers pass through this station on around 750 trains, making it one of the most important railway hubs in the north. 

Parking in Hanover at the main station - at Q-Park

Would you like to bring your family or friends to the train or pick them up from there? Our two multi-storey car parks at Galerie Luise and Galeria Kaufhof are only a 2-minute walk from the station. And if you don't want to leave by train for once, the car parks at Galerie Luise and Galerie Kaufhof are an ideal starting point for shopping or meeting up with friends in the city. Centrally located and inexpensive for 2 euros an hour or a maximum of 15 euros for a whole day, you can park on the edge of the shopping streets and have short distances to the city and back. 

Parking in Hannover at the main station - Don't want to spend a long time looking for a parking space? Book your parking space here and spend more time in the heart of Hannover.