New Town Hall

The New Town Hall or New City Hall in Hanover, Germany, is a city corridor and was opened on July 20, 1913, in the wake of having been under development for a long time. It is a wonderful, palace like working of the period of Wilhelm II in mixed style at the southern edge of the internal city. The building is inserted in the 10 hectare Maschpark. The Old Town Hall is never again utilized as the primary seat of organization, however houses organizations and the registry office. The vault of the New Town Hall, with its perception stage, is 97.73 m high. The arch's lift is exceptional in Europe, with its curved course.

It is regularly inaccurately portrayed as a slanting lift up the vault and contrasted and the lifts in the Eiffel Tower, which in reality just travel corner to corner, without changing their edge of tendency. There is a spiral staircase, which leads from the lift exit to the perception level. In 2005, more than 90,000 individuals went to the pinnacle of the New Town Hall. Another lift was introduced in winter of 2007– 08. The last excursion of the old lift occurred with Lord Mayor Stephan Weil on November 4, 2007. On that end of the week, 1200 visitors accepted the last open door to ride in the old lift. There are four city models of Hanover in the ground floor of the New Town Hall. They strikingly depict the advancement of the city.