I Visited the Nanas Statues in Hanover, Germany 🇩🇪 Travel Vlog

I Visited the Nanas Statues in Hanover, Germany 🇩🇪 Travel Vlog

out of nowhere three giant curvy colorful women in the middle of hanofa just standing there like it’s the most normal thing ever but trust me they are not normal at all their name nanas danas created in 1970s by a wild french artist nikki de sanfal she wanted celebrated women not perfect but powerful and colorful people hated them at first now they are one of hanofer’s famous landmarks i passed by them many times but today i actually stopped and looked honestly they made me smile sometimes art doesn’t need to understood just felt this is caroline upside down feet up [Applause] all right next up check this out this one is sophie so cool okay now let’s go see charlotte i got to say i like her name interesting right [Applause] so did you like them as well maybe let’s take a quick look around while we’re here heat heat heat heat [Applause] heat heat all right that’s enough for today catch you next time

I’ve been living in Hannover for years, and I’ve walked past these statues more times than I can count.
But today, for some reason, I actually stopped — and looked.
These giant, colorful women are called Nanas, created by French artist Niki de Saint Phalle in the 1970s.
They’re fun, strange, and surprisingly famous.
This is what I saw — and what I thought.

If you’re into honest, simple travel moments like this, you’re in the right place.

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