Aegidienkirche

St. Aguidi's Church is also a very old religious church in Hannover. This old building is a very distinctive place and a very unique scene. There are quite a lot of facilities in the church.

The church was built in 1347. During the bombing of World War II, the church only had one shell and only the outer wall standing. Not trying to restore the church, but decided to leave it as a war memorial. The church has a bell, a gift from Hannover sister city Hiroshima. Every year Hiroshima Day, a peace ceremony is held and bells are ringed every hour. Close to Hannover HBF, if you visit the city, be sure to visit.

The ancient architectural church, a very early church in Germany, is also the area where the locals are the most popular. The surrounding environment here is also very good, and the fun things are very rich and interesting.

St. Agidi's Church is a unique church. It has no roof but no fence. It is a reminder of the cruelty of war in the whole city of Hanover during World War II. There is only a simple cross in the church. Peace is hard to come by and it is thought-provoking.

Saint Agidi Church, a church destroyed by World War II, is now used as a place to commemorate war and never forget peace. There is a big cross in the church. There was a woman on her knees opposite, and a clock from Japan to Hanover. The simple layout makes people saddened by the crime of war and the hard-won memory of peace.

Agidi Church, also known as Protestant Church, has a history of nearly 700 years. Located in the center of the old city of Hanover, Agidi Church is a landmark building of the old city. The church is simple and elegant. The exterior walls of the green bricks are covered with plants, which together with the beautiful ancient city form a beautiful picture.