Lower Saxony

The state flag of Lower Saxony represents the historic identity of northwestern Germany. Its traditional symbols reflect the region's Saxon heritage, cultural traditions, and regional pride.

Lower Saxony was established in 1946 after World War II. It combines several historic regions and has grown into one of Germany's largest federal states, known for industry, agriculture, and maritime heritage.

Official Name: Lower Saxony
Country: Germany
Continent: Europe
Capital: Hanover
Population: Approx. 8.1 million
Currency: Euro (EUR)

Famous Attractions:
• Herrenhausen Gardens
• Harz Mountains
• Lüneburg Heath
• East Frisian Islands
• Autostadt Wolfsburg

Lower Saxony is famous for its North Sea coastline, picturesque heathlands, historic towns, automotive industry, and national parks. Visitors enjoy nature, castles, museums, and traditional German culture.