Parks and Recreation

Knoops Park offers you an attractive destination for an outing in the countryside at any time of year.

The Stadtgarten Vegesack measures six hectares and is a delight with its former ornamental private gardens.

Once built as the summer residence of a wealthy merchant family from Bremen, Wätjens Park today offers an idyllic parkland.

Bremen residents and visitors will find a small oasis for local recreation on the banks of the Weser in Blumenthal.

Small but charming, Dillener Park awaits its visitors in the Blumenthal district.

Knoops Park offers you an attractive destination for an outing in the countryside at any time of year.

The Stadtgarten Vegesack measures six hectares and is a delight with its former ornamental private gardens.

Once built as the summer residence of a wealthy merchant family from Bremen, Wätjens Park today offers an idyllic parkland.

Bremen residents and visitors will find a small oasis for local recreation on the banks of the Weser in Blumenthal.

Walking, rowing, relaxing - the spacious Bürgerpark is probably Bremen's most popular green oasis. In the adjacent municipal forest, Bremen residents and visitors find plenty of space to relax and exercise in the fresh air.

All year round, visitors to the Rhododendron Park can admire an extraordinary variety of plants.

Local recreation in the district is provided by the green spaces that run through much of Vahr.

In the Horn-Lehe district lies the Leher Feld green space, which was created in the 1960s.

The Achterdiekpark offers its guests a natural landscape, numerous lakes, animals and plants.

In the middle of the Pauliner Marsch lies Bremen's largest sports park with plenty of space for swimming, climbing, skating and much more.

In the district of Osterholz, the Blockdiek green space attracts visitors with plenty of room for recreation, playing and romping.

The magnificent estate around the Rococo-style Gut Riensberg has been owned by the City of Bremen since 1913.

The Hodenberg estate with its seven-hectare park is the oldest country estate in the Oberneuland district.

Well-tended plants and historical elements make this park an attractive leisure destination.

The two neighbouring parks directly adjoin the Borgfelder Wümmewiesen and invite you to take long walks.

At the end of the 19th century, Ichons Park was the summer residence of a wealthy merchant family from Bremen.

The Schlosspark offers its visitors local recreation in green surroundings with elements dating back to the 17th century....

At the end of 2013, a symbol of solidarity emerged from the twinning between the Arab community in Israel and Hemelingen.

Walking, rowing, relaxing - the spacious Bürgerpark is probably Bremen's most popular green oasis. In the adjacent municipal forest, Bremen residents and visitors find plenty of space to relax and exercise in the fresh air.

All year round, visitors to the Rhododendron Park can admire an extraordinary variety of plants.

Local recreation in the district is provided by the green spaces that run through much of Vahr.

In the Horn-Lehe district lies the Leher Feld green space, which was created in the 1960s.

The Stadtwerder is one of Bremen's most popular recreational areas and is located almost in the middle of the city.

Former ramparts are now greened over in the Neustadtswallanlagen and invite visitors to relax.

Wolfskuhlenpark is a former farmstead of about three hectares, criss-crossed by footpaths and watercourses.

As a connecting piece between the residential areas, the "Blanker Hans" park is located in the middle of the Huchting district.

Huckelrieder Park is Bremen's third oldest public park and, after extensive renovation, is once again a beauty in the city district.

The "Park Links der Weser" (Left of the Weser Park) measures around 200 hectares and promises a variety of excursions.

The Arsten South-West green space offers something for everyone: animals, plants and offers for those seeking recreation.

On closer inspection, the Westerdeich green space turns out to be a small piece of dike foreland on the Weser.

The maritime Weseruferpark Rablinghausen offers its visitors local recreation with a view of Bremen's river lifeline.

The small park in Huchting with artistic elements invites nature and art lovers to stroll and marvel.

The Stadtwerder is one of Bremen's most popular recreational areas and is located almost in the middle of the city.

Former ramparts are now greened over in the Neustadtswallanlagen and invite visitors to relax.

Wolfskuhlenpark is a former farmstead of about three hectares, criss-crossed by footpaths and watercourses.

As a connecting piece between the residential areas, the "Blanker Hans" park is located in the middle of the Huchting district.

A railway line that was closed down about 100 years ago made it possible for the Grünzug West to come to life.

The Utbremer Grün offers Bremen residents a place to spend time in the greenery in Walle.

In Waller Park you can play, romp, relax, run, climb and unwind on more than six hectares.

Oslebshauser Park invites you to stroll and sunbathe whilst enjoying a view of an old villa.

A "green oasis" with space for relaxation, a dance floor and skate park!

A railway line that was closed down about 100 years ago made it possible for the Grünzug West to come to life.

The Utbremer Grün offers Bremen residents a place to spend time in the greenery in Walle.

In Waller Park you can play, romp, relax, run, climb and unwind on more than six hectares.

Oslebshauser Park invites you to stroll and sunbathe whilst enjoying a view of an old villa.

The section of the dyke on the right-hand side of the Weser - in the immediate vicinity of the city centre - offers seating areas and walking paths with a view of the Weser.

In the past, the ramparts protected the city from its attackers - today many Bremeners spend their lunch breaks here.

The section of the dyke on the right-hand side of the Weser - in the immediate vicinity of the city centre - offers seating areas and walking paths with a view of the Weser.

In the past, the ramparts protected the city from its attackers - today many Bremeners spend their lunch breaks here.