City of Garbsen

Garbsen is a young, dynamic city in the Hanover Regionwhich has developed from its rural origins into a significant Medium-sized centre has developed. The town was formed in 1974 through the merger of several historic municipalities and is now one of the largest municipalities in the region. Its favourable location on the A2 and B6 motorways and its proximity to Hanover-Langenhagen Airport make Garbsen an attractive location for Industry, technology and research.

A central element of urban development is the modern Garbsen-Centrewhere the town hall and shopping centres are located. Particularly noteworthy is the establishment of a branch office of the Leibniz University Hanover with faculties for mechanical engineering, which underlines Garbsen's importance as a centre of knowledge.

Garbsen offers a wide range of opportunities for recreation and leisure, often characterised by water and greenery. The Blue lake is a popular excursion destination with a sandy beach, bathing facilities and a Water ski centre. In addition, the Lake Berenbostel and the extensive Garbsen City Park invites you to stroll and relax. The city, traversed by the Mittelland CanalThe city successfully combines the rural character of its 13 neighbourhoods with urban development and a diverse range of cultural and sporting activities.