City rail line 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 17
Bus line 100/200, 120

This steel construction is probably the most inconspicuous of all BUS STOPS. But therefore it is particularly functional. Waiting persons are protected from wind and weather from above and from three sides. You can see the bus coming in time through the glass wall. „The public is the client“, said Jasper Morrison about the idea of his design.

Bus line 100/200:

The roof of this BUS STOP reminds of a big whale tail. The tail is twelve metres wide and offers enough space for waiting well protected for the bus. It is an installation of the Berliner-by-choice and avant-garde artist Heike Mühlhaus. A six meters deep pillar anchors the artwork in the ground - in order to protect it against swimming away in case of bad weather.

City rail line 10, 17:

The Italian architect Alessandro Mendini created a yellow-black, vast Lego landscape at the "Steintor". 20 metres long, massive, with golden turrets at the corners. It is probably one of the most noticeable and boldest BUS STOPS in Hanover.

City rail line 10
Bus line 700

It's so lovely green in Hanover Linden. In any case on the roof of the BUS STOP „Leinaustraße“. The creator is the design professor Andreas Brandolini. He wants to give a new effect to the profane things in an extraordinary atmosphere. He designed for example living room tables in form of a German "Currywurst", armchairs of Lego bricks and so he designed as well this BUS STOP with greens on the roof.

City rail line 4, 5
Bus line 100/200

For this BUS STOP, Ettore Sottsass reinterpreted the principe „Table“. His yellow cross grid provides the bright frame for the grey „tablecloth“, under which the passengers can wait. Black and white artificial stone makes the base of this artwork.

City rail line 9
Bus line 100/200

The design professor Wolfgang Laubersheimer from Cologne designed this BUS STOP with four huge calottes in such a manner that the spoken word is reflected in such a way that it can be easily understood by others even over a distance of up to 50 metres.

Bus line 120

Massimo Iosa Ghini presented face to face with the venerable "Wangenheim-Palais", in which today the Department of Trade and Industry is located, a futuristic, green air boat. A funny concept, followed by the reconstruction of the most important underground station in Hanover, the „Kröpcke“ at the end of the nineties - where Ghini was in charge of the implementation.

City rail line 11
Bus line 128, 134

The BUS STOP of the architect and painter from Barcelona seems to be a feather-weight construction made of glass and metal. Elegance and symmetry are the defining characteristics of this construction with extraordinary pagoda roof, located directly opposite the "Hannover Congress Centrum". A place, where you can wait perfectly relaxed..

City rail line 4, 5, 6, 11
Bus line 128, 134

This BUS STOP is by far not extinct yet: but due to its size and appearance reminding of a reptilian carapace it was just called "Frank's Dinosaurs" by the Italian artisans who made the complicated roof construction of rectangular green and white scales.