Uncover Hanover’s dark secrets on a thrilling bike crime tour. Explore real crime scenes, solve mysteries, and ride through history. Book your adventure now.
- Staatsoper Hannover - Murder case of lawyer Schneider
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Mahnmal fur die Ermordeten Juden Hannovers - Beginnings of Criminology in Europe “Is there such a thing as a born criminal?”
State of research today and abuse by politics using the example of persecution, expulsion and extermination of around 6,600 people from the Jewish community in Hanover from 1933 -
Calenberger Neustadt - The case of Christoph Bulwin “The Umbrella Murder”. A crime that sounds like something out of a spy movie. Explanations on the topics
“subjective crime scene findings” and “objective crime scene findings” -
Maschsee - The case of Alexander K. - Torso discovery at Maschsee “a deep look into human abysses”.
Punishments versus resocialization into society - Restaurant im Hotel Bischofshol - Introduction to the crimes of serial killer Jasper Hanebuth
- Eilenriede - Park - The “cold case” Inka Köntges “disappeared without a trace to this day” and “limits of police work”.
- Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover - Murder on the northwest side of Eilenriede of a homeless man who was stabbed to death on a park bench.
- Volgersweg - Family drama in the “Gaucke” case.
- Guided bike tour with your own bike
- Snacks
After our popular crime tour, discover the dark secrets of Hanover with new cases each time on our crime tours by bike. Divided into a north-south and an east-west route, the exciting tours lead past the scenes of real crimes that have moved the minds of residents for years. Along the idyllic Maschsee, you will learn which real crimes have taken place here over the past few decades and which are still partly unsolved today. The route then takes you out of the city center into the neighboring districts of Hanover. But be careful: real crimes and criminal cases have also taken place here.
- Distance between the stops approx. 1 hour 30 minutes
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
