Highlights
The Bremen Town Musicians
The worldwide known figures from the fairy tale of the Brothers Grimm decorate as the most famous statue the west side of the town hall at the Bremen market place. Their characteristics such as cooperation, team spirit and spirit of adventure are representative of the historic Hanseatic city.
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Town Hall and Roland
The people of Bremen are particularly proud of their over 600-year-old town hall. Its uniqueness has been confirmed by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee since 2004. "The Town Hall and Roland in Bremen are a unique testimony to civic autonomy and sovereignty as they developed in the Holy Roman Empire," says the expert report on which the decision is based.
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Focke Museum
For enthusiasts of art and cultural history, a visit to the Focke Museum is an excellent way to immerse yourself in Bremen's history. On display are exhibits from the prehistory and early history of the Bremen area as well as the early Middle Ages. Shipping is also not neglected. The program is constantly updated with topics on crafts and design as well as photography and art.
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Weser Promenade Schlachte
On the Weser Promenade Schlachte, people meet directly on the river when the weather is nice. From the terraces and gardens of a diverse gastronomy, you can enjoy the view of the water. Historical and modern ships line the quay. The Martinianleger at Schlachte is the place to go on a big or small trip: In summer, the passenger ships sail daily up or down the Weser.
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St. Peters Cathedral
On the east side of the town hall stands the St. Petri Dom (St. Peters cathedral), dating from the 11th century, with its towers rising 99 metres into the air. According to the Gospel of Matthew, Peter, the patron saint of the cathedral, possesses the keys to the kingdom of heaven. One of them has adorned Bremen's coat of arms since the Middle Ages.
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Service Center of the Bremer Tourismuszentrale
+49-(0)421-3080010
info@bremen-tourism.de
Tourist information offices
Böttcherstraße 4, and in the mainstation
https://www.bremen-tourism.de/the-bremen-experts
Travel options
Whether by car, bus, train or plane - Bremen is easy to reach by many routes. Travel comfortably by train directly to the city center of Bremen. Bremen International City Airport near the city center connects Bremen with important German and European hubs, just twenty minutes by streetcar from the city center. By car, it is also easily accessible due to its connection to the federal highways 1 and 27.
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