Bremen

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Head to north-west Germany for a sightseeing stay full of discoveries and visits of all kinds. Crossed by the River Weser, the city of Bremen boasts Hanseatic architecture and incredible monuments. Dive into the heart of the history of this unusual city, where you pay in euros, speak German and live on GMT+1.

Without further ado, choose a hotel in Bremen close to the city centre or near the airport, depending on your preferences and your comfort requirements. So don't hesitate and stay in Bremen to try to uncover all its secrets. For, as the saying goes: « Hamburg is the gateway to the world, Bremen holds the key. »

The town hall and its Renaissance façade, the model ships, the sublime statue of Roland and the monumental St. Peter's Cathedral with its twin spires are just waiting for your visit. So set course for north-west Germany for a unique holiday

Your hotel in Bremen

This German city is home to a thousand and one little wonders to discover during your stay in a hotel in Bremen. Drop off your bags and start exploring the city centre. The Town Musicians are one of the must-sees : this sculpture by Gerhard Marcks depicts a donkey, a cat and a rooster, all made of bronze. This work of art, of course, refers to the famous Brothers Grimm fairy tale « The Town Musicians of Bremen ».

Continue your journey with the town hall and the statue of Roland. This Renaissance-style building is by far the most beautiful in all of Germany. The statue of Roland, protector of the city, stands proudly in front of the façade with his shield and his sword Durendal.

While many districts of Bremen are worth visiting, the Schnoor has undeniable charm. Between art galleries, old houses and craftsmen's shops, this district is an invitation to escape and contemplate. It is the ideal place to rest, relax or have a drink on a terrace.

Science lovers can visit the Universum, a museum that is as sensory as it is educational. Science is approached in a fun way, to appeal to young and old alike. Located on Wiener Strasse, this museum lets you explore the city centre before enjoying the park outside.

Finally, end with St. Peter's Cathedral for a leap into Lutheran history. This Gothic cathedral houses sculptures of David, Moses and also Charlemagne. And don't forget to admire the beauty of the two bell towers rising to nearly 99 metres ! If you still have time, the Bremen carillon with its 30 porcelain bells, as well as the Kunsthalle museum, are well worth a stop.

How to get to Bremen ?

Flying remains the preferred means of transport to reach your hotel near the airport. Called Flughafen Bremen in German, the airport handles many international connections.