Monopoly has come up with individual city editions where the names of streets and places are based on real locations. Monopoly Hannover is one of many being offered (e.g. Hamburg, Berlin, Kassel, Münster).

If you live in Hannover, this is your chance to “buy and own” part of the city!

For those of you who no longer live in Hannover and have a fond memory — this would be a fun memorabilia.

Due to CeBIT, the world’s largest annual trade show for information and telecommunications technology going on right now, Hannover is the place to be!

(CeBIT stands for: Centrum der Büro- und Informationstechnik = Centre of Office and Information technology)

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This is a great game not only for native German speakers, but also for students of German. It involves communication, as well as reading, counting, and decision-making.

This card game is so much fun and easy to teach. It is a good foreign language learning activity (numbers, colors, and commands). Two to ten students can play and the average playing time is from five to ten minutes.

For decades this board game has been an all-time favorite. It was invented in the U.S.A. in 1948 and is available in more than 30 languages. More than 100 million games have been sold worldwide.

This game is suitable for kids, adults and learners of English of all ages. It can be great fun, and it is educational as well.

It has 100 polished wooden tiles, four wooden tile racks and a classic game board based on the original 1950s design.

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This classic Bingo game is a favourite for all age groups. It comes with wooden numbers and a handy cloth bag. It is an ideal game for teaching numbers in a foreign language to small groups.