Lower Saxony State Museum Tourism

The Lower Saxony State Museum in Hanover, Germany,offers a multifaceted view of cultural history and natural sciences. With a complex ensemble of collections, it houses five different departments: The State Gallery features European art from the Middle Ages to modernity, including works by Rembrandt and Rubens. The archaeology section presents prehistory and early history collections, reflecting the ancient cultures of the region. The ethnology department showcases non-European artifacts, offering insights into diverse cultures. The natural history displays cover zoology, botany, geology, and paleontology imparting knowledge about the natural world. The Coin Cabinet with about 25.000 items is one of the most significant numismatic collections. The museum, founded in 1856, resides in a grand building near the Maschpark with its architecture reflecting historic and modern elements. Engaging exhibitions and educational programs provide an invaluable resource for both tourists and researchers.