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Bremen and Bremerhaven – two cities, one federal state
In the middle of Lower Saxony are Bremen and Bremerhaven. They form a so-called two-city state - unique in Germany! Although it is the smallest German federal state, it fascinates with a rich tourist offer with pulsating fishing harbors, maritime festivals and the international large sailing ship meeting. Welcome and Ahoy!
Whether by bus, train, car or even by plane - the journey to the Hanseatic city of Bremen is made easy for you with the international airport. After your arrival, our friendly team will welcome you with a rich breakfast in our hotel in Bremen City, which is centrally located in the old town.
Here, the B&B Hotels offer you modern single and double rooms, also with a French bed, and our standard equipment: free WLAN, TV, desk and wardrobe, hairdryer and an optional breakfast. Check-in can take place comfortably around the clock.
For many visitors, the Bremen Town Musicians are the first port of call in the city center. The bronze figure stands right next to the town hall and is probably the most frequently photographed object in Bremen. But the Weser city has even more to offer. The B&B Hotels give you the best tips here.
What can you experience in Bremen City?
Bremen has many tourist surprises to offer, which can be discovered by public transport, but especially by bicycle or on foot in green surroundings. For example, you can stroll through idyllic parks and enchanting gardens before visiting the internationally renowned Kunsthalle, the sculpture museum or the design center on the cultural mile. There is even more culture in the summer at the big Weser-Wiesen-Festival - the Breminale - an experience for adults and children.
The marketplace
The almost 3,500 square meter market square is not only impressive, it is also one of the most beautiful in Europe. Here are the historic town hall - the landmark of the city - but also the stone Roland and of course the bronze sculpture of the Bremen Town Musicians. Where once a lively trade was carried out, today events such as the Christmas market or the "Kleine Freimarkt" - the oldest German folk festival - take place.
The Schnoor
Further sights of the city are only a stone's throw from the market square: In just a few minutes you can reach the Schnoor - the oldest district of Bremen. The name is derived from "cord" and aptly describes the series of small, colorful houses and shops like pearls on a string.
This former district of river fishermen and craftsmen with preserved buildings from the 14th century is an absolute highlight. Some alleys are so narrow that you can touch the sides of the houses with outstretched arms! The "Cat Alley" is probably one of the narrowest streets in the world.
The Schlachte
The historic Hanseatic city is traditional and cosmopolitan at the same time. The "Schlachte" is the name of the former bank harbor on the Weser. Today, restaurants, bars and magnificent ships such as the hotel and restaurant ship Alexander von Humboldt adorn the waterfront promenade. Take the opportunity for a harbor tour or a trip on the Weser!
The Bremen Fair
Whether food, technical progress, lifestyle or knowledge transfer - in the heart of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, the MESSE BREMEN with congresses, galas, sports, music and company events ensures trade, change, discussion and entertainment. With 40,000 m² of covered space, the fair offers enough space for tens of thousands of visitors annually.
What should you have seen in Bremerhaven?
Bremerhaven, the only major German city on the North Sea, is ideal for a varied day by the water. In our B&B Hotel in Bremerhaven you can stay overnight at affordable prices in a quiet maritime atmosphere. Our staff look forward to your visit and will be happy to give you the best tips for your trip.
The twin city of Bremen is about 60 kilometers away in the Elbe-Weser triangle and even offers the animals in the maritime zoo in the Havenwelten district a view of the water. In addition to the zoo, there are places of experience and knowledge for young and old, such as the German Maritime Museum, where visitors can go on a treasure hunt in modern times.
On the banks of the Geeste, the Historical Museum shows the earlier life and work on the coast and in the Klimahaus Bremerhaven 8° Ost climate change is clearly explained. Take a harbor tour by ship or by bus. You will get to know areas that are otherwise not accessible to the public, such as the International Ports.
Stroll through the fishing harbor, try freshly caught crabs and discover the fish cooking workshop. The B&B Hotels look forward to your visit! And if you are already in the north - visit Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg or Mecklenburg-Vorpommern as well.