Hotels near Bremen Airport - BRE, Bremen

A very green city with plenty of parks and open spaces. Great architecture, cathedral, etc, There are modern shopping areas but also individual small shops down narrow lanes. The Schlachte nightlife area is superb with many restaurants and beer gardens. I would highly recommend Bremen for a holiday.

It was my first time to visit Bremen city it's a magic city, for me I could feel I am in paradise because there are very old and beautiful buildings cultures and have amazing people they are friendly. I met two german friends they were very open minded we travel around bremen together and they were a lovely friend I could feel comfortable. I personally recommend Bremen for holiday you will not regret it

Beautiful historic center with plenty of gorgeous architecture and Hanseatic history. The Bottcherstrasse was beautiful to explore, as was the picturesque Schnoor district. We enjoyed several tasty meals along the water and the Market Square had several treat spots and lovely views.

The centre of Bremen is compact and delightful especially around the Marktplatz. The old buildings are full of character and this area is easy to locate. Do not miss going to the Schnoor Quarter delightful warren of small houses shops and cafes. Some great places to eat. Stroll down the Bottcherstasse just enjoy the ambience.

The restaurants along the Schlachte embankment is a great place to eat and people watch. Located on the Weser river. Difficult to park if going by car. For walks the Kleiner Weser offers great opportunity BUT BEWARE CYCLISTS in this city. They think they own both road, path and street pavement and take no prisoners. It can be very scary at times as they hurtle past you without ant bell ringing or warning shout!!

I actually lived in Bremen long ago, so I already had certain knowledge of the city. The good thing of Bremen is that you can just go to any of the relevant places on foot. No need car for that and I actually wouldn't recommend hiring a car to do the city. A bicycle would be even better as the city has no hills at all. Bremen has a tiny midtown, with some history, and the surroundings consist of residential areas as in many citys. I can recall any very special place in Bremen that you should not miss, but sure a tourist guide will help. Basically, two days should be enough to do the city. Be prepared to get some high loud voice "instructions" by some of the very german guys of the city if you fail to comply with their living rules such as getting yourself unintentionally into the bicycles paths (that we normally don't have in our towns jajjajaja). There in the North the germans are tougher than in the South. Despite that, overall, most of the citizens were charming and helpful. Be also aware that you may see quite a few homeless people, surprisingly very young, more obvius by the train station. Some are begging for money but don't accept food! I guess they prefer drugs to food, but, in general, they don't bother you much. Best time of the year, of course, spring and summer. Fall and winter are rainy and cold, added to the fact of a very early sunset (arounf 16:00 in the winter season), makes it quite unconfortable for visiting, at least to me, as I hate the cold. Also, in this Corona virus time we are in, restaurants are not allowed to serve meals indoors, and the only way to get something to eat is getting take away food that you have to eat somewhere in the streets, in the cold. Very very uncomfortable. Definitely, not a good time for visiting.