The Kreuzkirche is located in the heart of Hannover's old town. It's easily accessible by public transport, with several tram and bus lines stopping nearby. If driving, be aware that parking in the old town can be limited and expensive.

Information on wheelchair accessibility for the church interior and the 'Genesis' light show is not widely available. It's recommended to contact the venue directly for specific details regarding accessibility.

From Hannover Hauptbahnhof (main station), you can take a short tram ride or a pleasant walk (approx. 15-20 minutes) to reach the Kreuzkirche in the old town.

Entry to the Kreuzkirche itself for general viewing is often free, but the popular 'Genesis' immersive light show requires a purchased ticket. +1

Tickets for the 'Genesis' light show can be purchased online through the official Eonarium website or authorized ticketing partners. Booking in advance is highly recommended. +1

The church's general opening hours can vary, but the 'Genesis' light show typically runs from Wednesday to Sunday evenings until March 29, 2025. Check the official event website for precise timings. +1

The 'Genesis' show is an artistic interpretation and generally suitable for most audiences. However, it involves immersive light and sound, so consider individual sensitivities. +1

While the church may have services on Sundays, the 'Genesis' light show typically operates on Sundays as well, offering an evening experience. Always verify the specific schedule for the light show.

Photography rules can vary. For the 'Genesis' light show, flash photography is usually prohibited to avoid disrupting the experience. Check specific guidelines upon entry.

For exterior shots, the view from Kreuzstraße offers a particularly picturesque perspective of the church, especially as you approach the old town.

While some visitors capture short videos or photos, the focus is on the immersive experience. Be mindful of others and avoid disruptive flash photography.

The Kreuzkirche is a historic church in Hannover, dating back to the Middle Ages. It was a central part of the town's medieval core, alongside the market and town hall, symbolizing the city's religious, economic, and political life.

Yes, the Kreuzkirche is a historic church that may still host services. However, it also serves as a venue for cultural events like the 'Genesis' light show.

The 'Genesis' show is an artistic, immersive 3D light and music experience that visually narrates the creation story from the Big Bang to the formation of life, presented independently of religious dogma. +2