Beer gardens in Hanover - Our favorite spots
Beer garden weather again at last! ☀️🍻
Fancy a cold beer, delicious food and relaxed vibes in the open air? Then you've come to the right place!
Hanover has some really nice beer gardens near you - from rustic classics to hidden oases in the middle of the city. Whether with friends after work, for a Sunday beer with the family or simply on your own with a good book - we'll show you our favorite spots where you can really enjoy the summer.
So pack your sunglasses and discover the most beautiful beer gardens in Hanover with our guide! 🌳🍺
Summer, sun, beer garden vibes
Hanover has more to offer than just the hustle and bustle of the city center - especially in summer, the city's many beer gardens invite you to relax, clink glasses and enjoy. Whether urban in Linden, classic in the countryside or with a view of the lake - there is something for everyone.
Have you got the urge to go out yourself? 👉 Then check out Rausgegangen regularly - we'll show you what's going on.
Biergarten Gretchen
If you're looking for a beer garden with a cool vibe, then you should definitely stop by the Gretchen in Linden. The cosy backyard beer garden is a real insider tip - stylish, alternative and simply super relaxed. Here you can drink your after-work beer between fairy lights, wooden benches and lots of Linden charm. There is a fine selection of beers, creative drinks and delicious snacks. Veggie fans will also get their money's worth here! 🌱🍹
Seebiergarten
Located directly on the northern shore of the Maschsee, the Seebiergarten am Maschsee offers an idyllic atmosphere with a view of the water. You can unwind here under old trees with a cool drink and delicious food from the grill. The beer garden is particularly popular during the Maschsee Festival, when it becomes a meeting place for locals and visitors with over 200 covered seats.  Whether after a walk, a bike ride or simply to relax - the lakeside beer garden is the perfect place to end the day.
Lister Turm Biergarten
In the middle of the Eilenriede, Hanover's green heart, lies the beer garden at the Lister Turm - a real classic and meeting place for young and old. You can sit here in the shade under large trees, enjoy freshly tapped beer and delicious classics such as bratwurst, chips or tarte flambée. The crowd is a colourful mix: families, students, walkers - everyone comes together here. Perfect for a relaxed evening after work or a little break at the weekend. And the best thing? There are often small events or live music 🎶
Lindener Turm Biergarten
High up on the Lindener Berg is the Lindener Turm, a historical landmark of Hanover that is now home to a charming beer garden. Once built in the 14th century as a waiting tower and later converted into a windmill, this place not only offers culinary delights, but also a touch of history.  You can enjoy a freshly tapped beer in a relaxed atmosphere under shady chestnut and fruit trees. The menu offers a selection of hearty dishes that are perfect for a warm summer evening.
Waterloo Biergarten
The most frequently asked questions about beer gardens in Hanover
1. which beer gardens in Hanover are particularly family-friendly?
Many beer gardens - such as the Lister Turm or the beer garden at the Maschsee - offer plenty of space, child-friendly food and often also play facilities nearby. Ideal for relaxed family afternoons. 👨👩👧👦
2. may I take my dog with me to the beer garden?
Dogs are allowed in most beer gardens in Hanover as long as they are kept on a lead and behave well 🐶. It's best to check online or by phone in advance to be sure.
3. which beer gardens in Hanover have the best view?
The beer garden on the Maschsee boasts a direct view of the lake and a sunset atmosphere. The Gilde Parkbühne also has a very special open-air flair. 🌇
4. do I need a reservation for the beer gardens?
Usually not - but it can get full in good weather and at weekends. For larger groups or special events, it's definitely worth making a reservation! 📅
5. where is the largest beer garden in the world?
The largest beer garden in the world is located in Munich - in the traditional Hirschgarten. With around 8,000 seats, the Royal Hirschgarten is officially the largest beer garden in the world.
6 When is a beer garden a beer garden?
A beer garden is more than just a place where beer is served - it follows certain traditional characteristics that clearly distinguish it from pubs or street cafés. The concept originated in Bavaria, but has long since established itself throughout Germany.
Have you got the urge to go out yourself? Then check Rausgegangen regularly - we'll show you what's going on.
👉 You can find even more summer tips here: The 5 best Praks in Hanover
