Authentic Experiences in Bremen
In Bremen, you can look forward to short distances, unique shopping experiences, delightful moments and plenty of outdoor activities. Here you’ll find options where, for example, reducing packaging, regional produce or social inclusion play a part – from cycle tours and zero-waste shops to hotels with environmental or sustainability certifications.
Explore Bremen Actively and Relaxed
Experience Bremen in a variety of ways: by bike, on foot, or from the water. Guided bike tours for groups or your own bike explorations will show you the city’s most beautiful sights. If you prefer a more leisurely pace, you’ll find great walking and hiking trails. You can also take it easy on the Stadtmusikanten-Express, which takes you comfortably through the city center with electric-powered transport. From the water, you can rent wooden boats at Emmasee in Bürgerpark or cruise through the picturesque canals on the Findorff peat barges and learn more about peat shipping.
Travel Comfortably
There are many relaxed ways to explore Bremen. Here you’ll find practical tips and offers to help you get around the city flexibly and easily.
Special Finds
Away from the traditional shopping streets, there are many unique places and experiences to discover in Bremen. Let yourself be inspired and find new favorite spots to browse and shop.
Culinary Delights
Bremen has a lot to offer when it comes to food. Discover unique dining spots, creative concepts, and regional specialties that will make you want to sample the fare and linger a while.
Green Spaces in the City
Bremen offers many opportunities to experience nature right in the heart of the city. Discover some of the most beautiful parks and spaces, idyllic gardens, and green paths that invite you to take a walk, go for a bike ride, and relax.
Tours and Rides
There are many ways to explore Bremen. Whether on foot, by bike, or on the water, you’ll find unique guided tours and boat trips here that offer new perspectives on the city.
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Bremen impresses visitors with its UNESCO World Heritage Site, which includes Town Hall and the Roland Statue. Its intangible cultural heritage is also unique: peat boat racing and the traditional Bremen Freimarkt are part of Bremen’s vibrant cultural history and are still celebrated today.
Cultural and Tourist Sites with Social Engagement
At the Bremen Geschichtenhaus, you’ll experience exciting journeys through time, exploring Bremen’s history as brought to life by actors in historical costumes. The Geschichtenhaus is a project that offers new career opportunities to the long-term unemployed.
The Bunker Valentin memorial site in Bremen-Farge explores the history of German National Socialism during World War II through guided tours featuring 25 stops and multimedia support. The site is accessible, including audio description for people with disabilities. Guided tours can be booked in advance.
The peat barge tours in Bremen-Findorff also cater to the diverse needs of passengers. Various measures regarding access, communication, seating, and safety are designed to ensure that people with different physical abilities can participate in the tours.
