Travel Guide to Goldstatue-Brunnen, Hannover - Fritz Beindorff, 100 Jahre Pelikan (1938)

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are in the vicinity of Vahrenwald, you can easily walk to Goldstatue-Brunnen. Start by heading towards Pelikanplatz, which is a well-known area in the neighborhood. From Vahrenwald, make your way to the nearest bus stop or landmark that leads you to Pelikanplatz. Walk along the main streets, and keep an eye out for signs directing you to Pelikanplatz. The Goldstatue-Brunnen is located at Pelikanplatz 2, and you will easily spot it as it's a notable tourist attraction in the area. The walk should take no more than 15-20 minutes depending on your starting point.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  To reach Goldstatue-Brunnen by bus, locate the nearest bus stop in Vahrenwald. You can take Bus Line 100 or 200, which frequently services the area. Board the bus and ensure you are heading toward the direction of 'Pelikanplatz' or 'Hannover Hauptbahnhof' (the main station). After a few stops, alight at 'Pelikanplatz' bus stop. From there, it's a short walk to Pelikanplatz 2, where the Goldstatue-Brunnen is located. The bus fare is typically around €2.80 for a single journey, so be sure to have some change or a transportation card ready.

• Bicycle

  For those who prefer cycling, renting a bicycle is an excellent option in Hannover. Various rental stations are available throughout Vahrenwald. Once you have a bike, set your route towards Pelikanplatz. The cycling distance is short, approximately 2-3 kilometers depending on where you start in Vahrenwald. Follow the bike lanes and ensure to stay on the designated paths. Upon reaching Pelikanplatz, you’ll find the Goldstatue-Brunnen, which is a great spot to take a break and enjoy the view. Rental prices can vary, but expect around €10-€15 for a day.