ilten

Ilten is a village located in the district of Hannover in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is part of the municipality of Sehnde. The village lies east of the city of Hannover and is situated along the river Fuhse. Historically, Ilten has been an agricultural community.

The area around Ilten has a long history, with evidence of settlements dating back to prehistoric times. The name "Ilten" itself is believed to have Germanic origins. Over the centuries, the village grew and developed, influenced by its geographical location and the broader history of the region.

Today, Ilten is a residential area for many people who work in the larger surrounding cities, particularly Hannover. It maintains a rural character with a mix of older farmhouses and more modern residential buildings. The village has its own local infrastructure, including a primary school, a kindergarten, and some local businesses. Recreational activities often revolve around the natural landscape, including the Fuhse river and nearby green spaces. Public transport connects Ilten to Sehnde and Hannover, facilitating daily commutes and access to amenities in the larger urban centers.