New types of grain, fertilizers and pesticides go through a long-term test phase in Germany. At the end they are tested in the open field. The company Field Research Support from Wunstorf, which has been carrying out field tests on horticultural and agricultural crops for many years, introduces itself here. After an introductory presentation, field trials in the immediate vicinity of the site are visited.

Museum meets literature. Compiled from archaeological collections: Etruscan art and finds from the Lower Saxon Iron Age. The literary composer and reciter Marie Dettmer takes you on an exciting journey and reads a variety of things written by well-known authors during a visit to the special exhibition.

The public tour enables you to meet the fascinating painter and pioneer of modernism and illuminates the diverse works of the Hanover collection - from moorland landscapes to experimental still lifes to pictures of girls and self-portraits.

The tour provides an overview of the Old Masters collection, from medieval altars to important works of the German Renaissance such as Cranach and Riemenschneider to the Italian painter stars Botticelli and Pontormo.

A guided tour through parts of the human world that the whole family can touch and discover.

Fossils are the petrified remains of animals and plants from ancient geological epochs. Find out in an easy-to-understand way at our information stand what there is to discover between ichthyosaur vertebrae and petrified wood, fossil sea urchins and thunderbolts! The multifaceted world of fossils is explained by our geo-scout using many originals that can be touched and examined for yourself.

Many pieces from the ethnological collection can be seen in the MenschWelten. But what exactly is ethnology? How do you work and collect as an ethnologist and which pieces of the collection are not shown in the exhibition? The curator of ethnology provides insights into the exhibition and the important questions of ethnology today.

A two-part course that teaches the recognition and differentiation of sedimentary rocks. The basics are laid in a four-hour exercise on rocks from Lower Saxony. This knowledge is then deepened during the following three-hour site inspection.

Shiny mirrors, fine dishes and stone seating: what do the richly furnished tombs of the Etruscans tell us about life back then? A hands-on, hands-on guided tour for adults.

The public tour enables you to meet the fascinating painter and pioneer of modernism and illuminates the diverse works of the Hanover collection - from moorland landscapes to experimental still lifes to pictures of girls and self-portraits.

In the 2023/2024 season, chamber music lovers can experience members of the Hanover State Orchestra in formations of different sizes and compositions - from piano trios to rarely heard ensembles.

Artfully crafted jewelry, mythological creatures on ceramics, magnificent grave furnishings: Get to know the everyday life of the Etruscans and get to the bottom of the 19th century's passion for collecting and enthusiasm for antiques. What do these have to do with modern archaeology?

Women in art from the 12th to the 16th century. Dr. Antje-Fee Köllermann, curator of the Old Masters, follows various images of women in art. Which women are shown and how do they present themselves? A tour through years of femininity in the new art worlds.

Mineral raw materials have been mined in the Rinteln area for centuries. The “Millennium View” viewing platform in Steinbergen provides an insight into a large quarry. Underground ore and rock mining is discussed in the visitor mine in Kleinenbremen. Finally, a gravel deposit in Möllenbeck is of great economic importance.

The public tour enables you to meet the fascinating painter and pioneer of modernism and illuminates the diverse works of the Hanover collection - from moorland landscapes to experimental still lifes to pictures of girls and self-portraits.