City of Lehrte

Today, the striking Water tower and the historical Museum signal box Lpf The largest mechanical signal box in northern Germany, the Lehrte Railway Museum, is a reminder of this era and invites visitors to discover the history of technology. But Lehrte offers more than just railway history. Despite its central location at the A2/A7 motorway junction, the town is deeply embedded in the surrounding nature and is considered a "green town". The Hohnhorstpark and the Lake Hohnhorst serve as important local recreation areas. The town and its districts, such as Sievershausen with the Anti-war housecan be easily reached via numerous signposted Cycling and hiking tours including special routes to bodies of water or stork nests. Cultural attractions such as the Kurt Hirschfeld Forum and the Old locksmith's shop (Municipal Gallery) round off the picture of a modern, lively city that cherishes its history and at the same time is future-orientated.