List of tallest buildings in Hanover

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Telemoritz, Lister Tor and Sparkasse Hannover Hannover Blick Neues Rathaus 03.jpg
Telemoritz, Lister Tor and Sparkasse Hannover
Ihme-Zentrum with Hochhaus der Stadtwerke Ihme-Zentrum Hanover Germany distance view.jpg
Ihme-Zentrum with Hochhaus der Stadtwerke

This list of tallest buildings in Hanover ranks high-rise buildings and important landmarks that reach a height of 50 meters (164 feet). The tallest structure in the city is by far the 282-meter-high Telemax, a television tower built in 1992.

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Hannover's history of skyscrapers began 1928 with the completion of the 12 storey, 51-meter-high (167-feet) Anzeiger-Hochhaus. [1]

Most of the high-rise buildings are concentrated in two smaller clusters. One is located in the center of Hanover, along Hamburger Allee and Raschplatz and near the main train station with Telemoritz, Lister Tor, Sparkasse Hannover, IntercityHotel and Hamburger Allee 25. The other cluster is the Ihme-Zentrum with Stadtwerke-Hochhaus, Ihmepassage 2, Ihmeplatz 1 and other residential high-rise buildings. [2]


RankNameImageHeight
m (ft)
FloorsYear completedUse / Note
Telemax TelemaxHannover.jpg 282 m (925 ft)1992Telecommunications tower,
Tallest structure in Hanover.
Telemoritz (VW-Tower) Hannover alter fmt.jpg 141 m (463 ft)1959Old television tower,
Listed as a historical monument.
Heizkraftwerk Linden Linden power plant Elisenstrasse Ihme river Linden-Nord Hannover Germany 04.jpg 125 m (410 ft)1962Combined heat and power plant
New Town Hall Neues Rathaus Hannover 2013.jpg 97.73 m (321 ft)1913Seat of Hanover city administration.
Market Church Marktkirche Hannover vom Rathaus.jpg 97.26 m (319 ft)1366Tallest church tower in Hanover, Lutheran church
1Hochhaus der Stadtwerke Hannover Stadtwerke.jpg 92 m (302 ft)231975Seat of Stadtwerke Hannover (now enercity), Part of Ihme-Zentrum
2Hochhaus Lister Tor (Bredero Hochhaus) Bredero Komplex.jpg 91 m (299 ft)231975Office
Hermesturm Hermesturm.JPG 88.8 m (291 ft)1958The viewing platform of the Hermes Tower is located at a height of 65 m (213 ft).
3Verwaltungsgebäude der Nord/LB Nord-LB office building tower distance Hanover Germany.jpg 83.52 m (274 ft)182002Headquarters of Norddeutsche Landesbank
4Verwaltungsgebäude Nord der Deutschen Messe Hannover-Messe 2012 by-RaBoe-419-1.jpg 82 m (269 ft)202000Seat of Deutsche Messe AG,
Height to tip 110 m (361 ft).
5Nobelring 4474.8 m (245 ft)201971Residential
6Ihmepassage 2 Ihmepassage 2 (2023).jpg 73 m (240 ft)201975Residential, Part of Ihme-Zentrum.
7Sparkasse Hannover Sparkasse Hannover Raschplatz.jpg 69.5 m (228 ft)171977Seat of Sparkasse Hannover
8Hochhaus Appelstraße Universitaet Hannover Hochhaus Appelstrasse.jpg 69.4 m (228 ft)181972Multipurpose building of Leibniz University Hanover
9Ihmeplatz 1 Ihme-Zentrum Blumenauer Strasse Linden Hanover Germany.jpg 68 m (223 ft)211974Residential, Part of Ihme-Zentrum
10Allianz-Hochhaus Allianz-Hochhaus Hannover.jpg 67.5 m (221 ft)161971Seat of Allianz
11Elmstraße 17 Elmstrasse 17, Foto 1766.jpg 67.3 m (221 ft)18Residential
12Continental-Hochhaus Office building Leibniz Universitaet Hannover Conti-Campus Koenigsworther Platz Mitte Hannover Germany 02.jpg 65 m (213 ft)151953Former administration building of Continental AG,
today building of Leibniz University Hanover
13Helstorfer Straße 25 Apartment building Helsdorfer Strasse 25 Hanover Germany.jpg 63.6 m (209 ft)17Residential
13R+V Versicherung Niedersachsenring 13, r+v, Foto 1754.jpg 63.6 m (209 ft)171996Seat of R+V Versicherung
13Vahrenheider Markt 8 Vahrenheider Markt 8, Foto 1757.jpg 63.6 m (209 ft)171970Residential
16Congress Hotel am Stadtpark Hotelamstadtpark.jpg 56 m (184 ft)191974Hotel
17IntercityHotel Hannover Hauptbahnhof Ost IntercityHotel Hannover Berliner Allee Westseite.jpg 54 m (177 ft)152019Hotel
18Anzeiger-Hochhaus Anzeigerhochhaus nachts Baustelle.jpg 51 m (167 ft)121928First high-rise building in Hanover and landmark at the Steintor
19Ihme-Zentrum Apartment Komplex Ihme-Zentrum apartment complex Ihme river Linden-Mitte Hannover Germany.jpg 18Residential, Part of Ihme-Zentrum
19Haus des Genossenschaftsverbands Haus des Genossenschaftsverbands in Hannover.jpg 15Office
20Hastra-Hochhaus Office building Eon Avacon Humboldtstrasse Calenberger Neustadt Hannover Germany.jpg 14Office
21Hamburger Allee 25 Office building Hamburger Allee Hanover Germany.jpg 14Fachbereich Soziales der Stadt Hannover


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References

  1. "hannover-entdecken.de: Anzeiger-Hochhaus – Hannovers erstes Hochhaus". 12 April 2021.
  2. "NDR:Erst Hoffnung, dann Pleite: Was wird aus dem Ihme-Zentrum in Hannover?".