
Marktplatz mit Rathaus und Roland
The market square with the Gothic and Renaissance town hall and the Roland statue, both UNESCO World Heritage, next to the cathedral.

Bremen, Germany
Bremen, an old Hanseatic city on the River Weser, forms Germany's smallest federal state together with Bremerhaven. Its compact, walkable old town combines a UNESCO-listed market square, medieval lanes and lively riverside terraces.
Bremen airport is about 3 km from central Bremen.
The tram stops outside the terminal and reaches the main station and city centre in about 15-20 min, with frequent departures.
Rank outside the terminal. The city centre is only about 4 km away, around a 15-min ride.
Bremen

The market square with the Gothic and Renaissance town hall and the Roland statue, both UNESCO World Heritage, next to the cathedral.

The bronze sculpture of the Town Musicians of Bremen from the Brothers Grimm tale, beside the town hall. Touching the donkey's legs is said to bring luck.

A short Expressionist brick lane with museums, craft workshops and a Meissen porcelain carillon.

The city's oldest quarter, with small 15th- to 18th-century houses along narrow lanes full of shops and cafés.

A promenade along the Weser with bars, restaurants and restaurant ships, very lively on summer evenings.
Bremen is served by Bremen (BRE).
Bremen airport is about 3 km from central Bremen.
From Bremen airport you can take Straßenbahn 6 (train) and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Bremen include Marktplatz mit Rathaus und Roland, Bremer Stadtmusikanten, Böttcherstraße, Schnoor, and Schlachte.