Old school movie theatre. Crossing the threshold of the „Schauburg“, you leave behind reality. Sounds intriguing? It sure is. The arthouse cinema was built in 1929 and has been awarded with countless prices for its amazing and very special program each year. This is no faceless multiplex theatre, here your movie night will be a wholesome experience. No wonder then that the Schauburg has resident patrons.

Bremen’s First Craft Brewery. The „Schüttinger Gasthausbrauerei“ is famous for its humorous service and, of course, for its incredible golden brew. The old Bremen tradition of craft breweries has been revitalized by the „Schüttinger“ back in 1990. It is thus the oldest craft brewery in the Hanseatic city of Bremen and produces the only, truly crafted beer here. “Our philosophy? Keep Calm – Say Moin & Drink Beer” (Master Brewer Palle)

Get wet in cool Northern waters. Can’t wait for summer? We can’t either … especially since we can spend the season at the sandy Weser beach and the beautiful Werdersee. Forget parks and open-air pools: these two options to take a swim are much better for that certain beach flair and summer vibe. Summer days are the best! A nicely arranged sandy beach, a perfectly placed café, cold water - welcome to Northern Germany’s Weser; more accurately to the Isle of the Weser.

Discover Bremen from a unique perspective with the Night Watchman Tour. Stroll through the dark alleys of the historic old town while the night watchman shares fascinating stories and tales from the past. Be careful, as those who fall behind might find themselves in the role of a suspect. Explore the hidden corners of Bremen and immerse yourself in the city's rich history. All year round, starting times vary between 8:30pm and 9:30pm.

Dive into the world of science at Universum Bremen! Explore interactive exhibits on technology, the human body, and fascinating natural phenomena. Learn how everyday devices work, improve your perception, and discover more about yourself and the world around you. An exciting experience for explorers of all ages.

The Bremer Roland, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has stood as a symbol of freedom and rights of the city of Bremen since 1404. The more than five-metre-high statue on the market square, opposite the town hall, shows the knight Roland with sword and shield. It is considered a landmark of the city and attracts numerous visitors every year who admire its historical significance and impressive stonemasonry.

The Bremen Town Musicians—donkey, dog, cat and rooster—are the most famous landmark of the city. The bronze statue in front of Bremen's town hall is reminiscent of the famous fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm. Travelers from all over the world touch the front legs of the donkey, as this is said to bring good luck. A must for all visitors to Bremen and one of the most popular photo motifs in the city.

The Weser is the river that shapes Bremen and gives the city its maritime charm. Along the banks of the Weser, visitors will find numerous walking paths, cafés and restaurants. Boat tours and walks along the Osterdeich are particularly popular. The Weser combines historical sights with modern joie de vivre and offers a unique backdrop at any time of the year.

The Weserstadion is the home of SV Werder Bremen and is one of the most famous football arenas in Germany. Located directly on the Weser, it offers space for over 42,000 spectators. In addition to exciting Bundesliga matches, concerts and events also take place here. Visitors can also take part in a guided tour of the stadium and take a look behind the scenes.

Schlachte is Bremen's popular waterfront promenade on the Weser with numerous restaurants, bars and beer gardens. During the day it invites you to walk and feast; in the evening it turns into a lively nightlife district. In summer, the maritime flair attracts visitors with open-air events, market stalls and ships on the shore - a place that perfectly reflects Bremen's attitude to life.