The market square is surrounded by historical buildings of the XI – XVII centuries: the town hall, the building of the trade guild, parliament, cathedral and old town houses. There is also the famous Roland with the sword of justice in his hands and a monument to the Bremen Town musicians. The square is considered one of the most beautiful in Germany. Due to the large number of attractions, it is always filled with tourists.

One of the oldest city streets, which in the past served as the economic center of Bremen. Attracted by the proximity of the river, merchants, fishermen and artisans have long settled here. Houses built in the XIII century are still preserved here. But still, the bulk of the buildings belong to the XVII-XVIII centuries. The street got its name from a certain craft for making ropes, since "schnor" means "cord" in German.

A small street that consists of only 7 houses. Each building is unique in its own way and has its own name. Among them are the houses of Robinson Crusoe and the Seven Sloths. There are several museums, a theater and a belfry in the premises. Bettherstrasse appeared in the 1930s thanks to the idea of the sculptor B. Hetger and the philanthropist L. Roselius. It was with the latter's money that the old buildings were restored.

A unique architectural monument and one of the brightest representatives of the "Weser Renaissance" style, located on the Market Square. Today, as before, the city authorities are sitting in the building. The Town Hall was built at the beginning of the XV century in the Gothic style, but in 1600 it was rebuilt in the Renaissance style, decorating the facade and walls with numerous reliefs and sculptures.

The most recognizable symbol of Bremen adorning the Market Square. According to an ancient legend, as long as this monument stands, the city will retain its independence. The first wooden Roland appeared in the XIV century, but already in 1404 it was replaced by a stone statue, because the previous one was burned by the soldiers of the Archbishop of Brunswick. The height of the statue is about 4.5 meters, a shield with the imperial coat of arms is mounted on his chest, and a sword is in his hands.

The Grimm brothers' fairy tale "The Bremen Town Musicians" is probably known by everyone. In 1951, a sculpture dedicated to the heroes of this story appeared right in front of the town hall: a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster. The animals stand on top of each other and form a pyramid with their bodies. The idea to perpetuate the work of Grimm came to the mind of the sculptor G. Marx. Another similar monument stands on Bettherstrasse and in Riga, the twin city of Bremen.

There are two versions about the appearance of the temple. According to the first, it originated in the VIII century, the second indicates the XI century. There is no way to get to the truth, especially since the cathedral was rebuilt several times. During the Second World War, it was almost completely destroyed, but restorers managed to restore a unique monument. The building is built in a mixed architectural style with features of Gothic and Baroque.

A modern museum where scientific achievements are demonstrated. His collection is divided into three parts: "Humanity", "Earth", "Cosmos". Each of them presents quite interesting exhibits. In the "Universe" you can make an exciting journey into outer space, look into the depths of the ocean, suddenly find yourself in the center of an earthquake or on top of a mountain.

Museum of Ethnography and Natural History, with an extensive collection. The exposition is located in a building that is recognized as an architectural monument. The museum appeared in 1875 after the Bremen Natural History Society placed its collection at the disposal of the city authorities. For convenience, the exhibition space of the Ubersee is divided into geographical zones.

The city Art Museum is one of the most significant in the whole of Germany. There is a collection of works of art dating back to the XIV – XXI centuries. The gallery was founded in 1823 to "spread the feeling of beauty," as stated in the statement of those years. From the very beginning, she was patronized by patrons of the city, so the construction of a separate building was not long in coming.

In the Foke Museum, visitors will get acquainted with the rich history of Bremen and learn about how the townspeople lived several centuries ago. The collection is presented in the form of reconstructions of residential buildings and rooms where furniture and interior items of various eras are exhibited. The museum was established in 1922 on the basis of a private collection of J. The photo. In the 1950s, a new building was built for the exposition, since the old one was destroyed during the war.

The collection is dedicated to the work of the expressionist artist Paula Moderzon-Becker. During her lifetime, she created more than 700 canvases and more than 1,000 drawings. Such a rich creative heritage needed a separate exhibition, and in 1927, 20 years after the painter's death, she was awarded the opening of a named museum. The collection is housed in a Renaissance mansion of the XVI century.

An entertainment venue where visitors are offered dinner and a show at the same time. While there are performances on stage, guests can enjoy food – this format is quite common in Europe. Basically, the "GOP" shows resemble circus performances: acrobats, illusionists and dancers in bright memorable costumes can often be seen on stage.

The Chamber of Commerce has existed since 1441. It is still the center of the Bremen merchant class. The building itself was erected in 1537-1538 in the style of the Florentine Renaissance. In the XVIII – XIX centuries, the building was rebuilt. As a result of the reconstruction, the house has acquired a more modern facade, a luxurious portal and a staircase. In 1944, the building burned down and only the frame remained of it. The restoration lasted until 1956.

A unique building from 1934, which has its own melody. The walls of the house ring thanks to the 30 porcelain bell hanging between the two gables of the building. They make melodious sounds according to a schedule: during the first half of the year, the ringing is heard 3 times a day, in the second – hourly until 18:00. There is also a rotating tower with wooden panels, where famous pioneers are depicted.

A secret shelter from the times of the Third Reich, built by the forces of concentration camp prisoners in March 1945. But he was never destined to earn, as the Allied troops defeated and after a while captured the bunker. After the war, it was actively used by the US Air Force. In 2008, the government put the object up for sale and it was bought by a group of private investors to organize a thematic museum.

The old mill is the only structure preserved from the flour mill, which began work in the XVII century. In height, the structure reaches the size of a four-story house. There is a landscaped park around it, inside there is a restaurant "Kaffee M hle". The place is very popular with tourists and residents of Bremen. Once a month they arrange musical performances here.

A large green area of 46 hectares, where colorful rhododendrons and azaleas are collected. In total, about 600 species and several thousand bushes grow here. From the end of April to June, during the flowering period, the park turns into a magnificent colorful carpet, which is decorated with all possible colors. There is also a botanical garden with exotic species imported from America and the Far East.

A burgerpark in Germany is a type of public place for recreation with greenery, cozy alleys and a lake, usually adjacent to a castle or palace. Similar parks were created in many German cities with collective funds. Bremen was no exception, only the local Burgerpark arose in the XX century around a luxurious five-star hotel.

The main city promenade, located on the site of the old port. There are models of ships of past eras and old houses. There is a restaurant on board the frigate Admiral Nelson. A spacious beer garden with 5,000 seats is also organized for guests. The Schlachte embankment is one of the most popular walking routes in Bremen. If desired, you can take a ride on one of the ships that are moored in the local harbor.