The informational displays in this museum explore the customs of people from lower Saxony. The history of Celle and of the Hannover Kingdom is also illustrated. Various presentations and exhibits held here throughout the year focus on classic modern art and the historical cultures of this region.

KIRCHRODE. One very prominent means of transportation in the early 20th century was by tram, and trams are the main feature in this informative museum. Guests may take guided tours and rides to learn about the significance of this form of transportation throughout the city's history.

CITY CENTER. Travel back in time to the early days of Hannover. Relics from the days when the Guelfs ruled are on exhibit, including portraits of rulers, medals, and flags of that period. Additional exhibits illustrate how forestry, hunting, and mining contributed to the livelihood of the town during the 19th century. This historical museum even represents more recent years by displaying an antique car that dates to 1928.

CITY CENTER. In 1916, this museum opened to exhibit various representations of 20th century art. In 1936, the Gestapo forced the establishment to close. It wasn't until 1948 that the doors could re-open to the public. The gallery is now located in the former Goseriede Baths. It contains numerous displays that cover over five thousand years of European history. Ancient Roman glassware, ancient Egyptian relics, and antique coins are included in the diverse exhibits.

CITY CENTER. Examples of national and international contemporary art are displayed in this museum. Feature exhibits change frequently, offering variety to local art enthusiasts. The "Herbstausstellung," or Autumn Exhibition, is a popular showcase that is held every two years. Guided tours are available on Sunday afternoons.