Garner Hotel Bremen North Local area

In Bremen-North, the historic tugboat and harbor museum in the district of Vegesack impresses with its maritime atmosphere. It offers a fascinating insight into the history of shipping and the port. Particularly noteworthy are the lovingly restored tugboats and the diverse exhibitions that bring the region's maritime tradition to life. A must for anyone interested in Bremen's maritime history!

In Bremen, the Roland of Bremen, an imposing statue dating back to 1404, is an impressive symbol of the city's freedom and independence. The Roland stands on the market square and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next to it is the magnificent Bremen Town Hall, which fascinates visitors with its impressive architecture and rich history. Together, these landmarks form the heart of Bremen's old town and attract visitors from all over the world.

You haven’t truly been to Bremen if you haven’t met its most famous residents: the Town Musicians of Bremen. Based on the classic Brothers Grimm tale, the bronze statue near the Town Hall shows a donkey, dog, cat and rooster who ran away from their old lives to become musicians. A symbol of courage, teamwork and second chances – and a must-see for every visitor.

Tucked away in Bremen’s charming old town, Böttcherstraße is a street like no other. With its red-brick facades and expressive architecture, it feels a bit like stepping into a real-life Diagon Alley. Full of history, character and creativity, this iconic lane showcases striking Expressionist buildings, hidden courtyards, and unique shops – a must-stroll for anyone exploring the Altstadt.