Atraccions turístiques a Oldenburg

On this tour, you'll join a guide for an entertaining and informative walk through Bremen's Old Town. You'll visit the market square where you can see the town hall and the famous stone Roland – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – and the folkloric Town Musicians of Bremen statue. In Böttcherstraße – a secret main street – you can view an artistic combination of traditional brick and expressionist architecture. You'll also explore the Schlachte promenade and the historic Schnoor district with its meandering streets. Along the way, your guide will offer interesting background information about the city and its sights.

This pass gives you unlimited complimentary transport on the city’s public transport network for up to four days, as well as discounts on popular attractions. You’ll be able to travel for free on trams, buses and regional trains, in addition to having the opportunity of one ferry ride across the River Weser. Along with free travel, you’ll also have access to reduced prices on selected tickets and experiences. These include theatre tickets, river trips and guided tours.

This self-guided walking tour of Bremen will let you explore the city at your own pace using audio and text in seven languages, delivered straight to your phone—no app required; just press play. You’ll move between eight curated stops and solve riddles along the way, making the route interactive and easy to follow. You’ll start in the Schnoor Quarter, where medieval streets reveal Bremen’s maritime past, and you’ll admire the Bremen Main Post Office Building, a symbol of the city’s 19th-century transformation. You’ll gaze up at the spires of Bremen Cathedral, the city’s oldest church, and wander through the lively Unser Lieben Frauen Kirchhof. Along the route you’ll find the famous Bremen Town Musicians sculpture from the Brothers Grimm tale, and you’ll see the Bremen Town Hall and Roland Statue, proud symbols of the city’s independence. You’ll listen to the chiming bells at the Glockenspiel House in Böttcherstraße and finish along the Schlachte Embankment, where history meets the bustling riverside. The tour’s eight stops and riddles will guide you to discover Bremen one riddle at a time.

This self-guided scavenger hunt in Bremen lets you play, learn and walk at your own pace. You’ll use a single app to follow an interactive game that points you to more than ten major attractions and a few hidden gems. As you move through the city you’ll solve puzzles and read about the history and legends connected to each site. The route takes you past Schlachte and the Martinianleger on the Weser, along Böttcherstraße to Bremen Market Square, and by the Town Musicians of Bremen, Bremen Town Hall and the Holy Cathedral of Bremen. You’ll also pass through the Wallanlagen, past the Kunsthalle Bremen and into the Schnoor district. The activity is 100% self-guided, so you may start any time (24/7) with no guides or schedules. You can pause for a drink at the Martinianleger or a stroll through Wallanlagen and resume whenever suits you—even the next day. The Complete City package keeps everything in one app and includes insider tips with hand-picked restaurant and shop recommendations, making it suitable for couples, families and groups as a casual team-building experience.

If you’re looking for a relaxed way to explore Bremen at your own pace, this city-exploration game will guide you through key sights while keeping your group entertained. The mission centres on Jackson Wilde, the famous city‑explorer, who needs your help to solve quizzes and collect as many points as possible. Along the way, you’ll answer interesting questions that share fun facts about the city. As you move through the game, you’ll be guided past landmarks including Am Wall Windmill, the Town Musicians, the Town Hall, Schütting, St Peter’s Cathedral, Böttcherstrasse, Schnoor and the Schlachte. The experience typically includes multiple quizzes and short city guides about each monument, so you’ll learn more about the places you visit as you play. You can access the mission and content by downloading the app on Android or iOS, or by using it directly in your browser.

This self‑guided audio tour of Bremen will let you explore the city at your own pace using your smartphone and headphones. You will follow a mapped route and listen to audio commentary through the app (available for Android and iOS) or directly in your browser. Along the way you’ll hear a mix of local stories and curious facts, and you can answer short quizzes to test what you’ve learned. As you move through the city, the commentary will guide you past Am Wall Windmill and the statue of the Town Musicians, and across Market Square to Saint Peter’s Cathedral. You will also hear about Böttcherstrasse, the old Schnoor quarter and the riverside Schlachte. Along the route you’ll pick up entertaining tales — for example, about the Four Musicians, why another Roland statue is kept in the Town Hall, and a female serial killer who lived in Bremen in the 19th century — plus many other local anecdotes that bring the streets to life.

This self-guided walking tour through Bremen invites you to explore the city’s history, legends and distinctive architecture at your own pace. The route begins on Brücke Herdentor, part of Bremen’s former city walls, where the tour explains the city’s past fortifications and their role in shaping the old town. Along the way you’ll encounter historic streets and stories that bring Bremen’s medieval charm to life. As you move through the centre you’ll make your way to St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Gothic church that has stood for centuries and features notable architecture and atmosphere. The route also takes you on a scenic walk along the Weser River, offering views that reflect Bremen’s maritime and trade heritage. Together these stops give a compact, walking introduction to the city’s past and its riverfront character.

A Christmas Market tour brings the sights, sounds and smells of the season to life in quaint town squares lit by twinkling Christmas lights. This experience is available only from 22 November to 23 December, when the markets are open for business. You will stroll between wooden stalls selling spiced mulled wine, handmade decorations, chocolate‑covered fruits, cinnamon pastry, roasted almonds and other local, mouth‑watering delicacies. As you move through the festive setting, a local guide will share knowledge of the past and present of these Christmas traditions, explaining how they developed and what they mean today. The tour offers a chance to enjoy seasonal flavours, browse traditional crafts and soak up the atmosphere of the holidays.

This self-guided city game lets you explore Bremen in a relaxed, affordable way. You will use your smartphone and log in to a free city game app to play a family-friendly game as you move through the city. Along the route you will answer questions about the locations and complete search assignments that make exploring more interactive than a traditional guide. As you follow the GPS, you will find some of Bremen’s nicest squares, streets and monuments. Along the way you will pick up interesting facts about the city and learn about its highlights at your own pace. The experience is not a fixed tour — you can start, stop or pause whenever you like — and it’s well suited to large groups. You can do the tour any time you choose.

A guided walk led by a Local will introduce you to Bremen’s highlights and its quieter corners. As you move through the city, you’ll see places such as St. Petri Dom and the Schnoor quarter, and you’ll be shown hidden corners known mainly to locals that reveal Bremen’s everyday charm. Along the way, the Local will point out traditional products and share how those ties to the city’s heritage shape life here. You’ll also get practical local tips on where to eat and drink, and how to get around so you can explore with confidence after the walk. The experience will be kept intimate, usually in a small group of up to 8 travellers, which will make it easier to ask questions and get personalised recommendations.

If you're planning a trip to Bremen, this experience blends an escape game with a city walk. As you move through the streets of Bremen, you'll follow clues and tackle challenges that make exploring the city more playful. It's designed for families or groups of friends, and along the way you may find opportunities to pause on a terrace and enjoy the surroundings. The game centres on a gang in Bremen that seems to have been active and untraceable for years. Every now and then a gang member is picked up, but the mastermind known as the Bremen Boss has never been found. The route leads you through parts of the city where the story unfolds, and you may be asked to piece together evidence and test your sleuthing skills. Perhaps you and your companions will be the ones to unmask the Bremen Boss.

This experience will allow you to explore the city centre of Oldenburg with the task of locating the missing kale queen. You'll be visiting Oldenburg during the kale season when citizens and clubs get together to feast on this leaf otherwise known as the Oldenburg Palm. Other occurrences will include the consumption of copious amounts of schnapps and the choice of a king or queen. However, this time, the queen disappears after her crowing, and you'll be tasked with investigating what happened. You'll begin your investigation from the town hall and make your way through old town, following clues and riddles as you go. As you progress throughout the adventure, you'll also get an education on the city itself.

Play through Bremen at your own pace with the Syndicate City Game, a city escape game adventure that gives you freedom and flexibility. You can start and stop as you wish, choose who to play with, and take the experience solo for a personal challenge or with friends, family or colleagues. If several groups take part at the same time, the game may turn into a friendly competition, making it a suitable team‑building activity while you explore the city. As you move through Bremen, each member of your group will assume a character with a vital role in the mission, so everyone plays a fundamental part in achieving success. The game focuses on independence and immersion—you can pause and continue whenever you want—while solving puzzles and working together to complete the objectives. This offers a flexible, engaging way to see the city while enjoying an interactive, story‑driven experience.

On this walking tour of Bremen you will explore the Old Town while hearing the stories behind its most famous sights. As you move through the square in front of the Town Hall you will learn about the building’s history and see the Roland Statue while hearing the legend of Roland and his sword. Along the way the guide will share tales connected to the Brothers Grimm and the story of the Bremer Town Musicians. You will also visit St Peter’s Cathedral and see the statue of the Bremen Town Musicians, before wandering down Böttcher Street and into the atmospheric Schnoor Quarter. The route combines architecture and local lore, so you’ll leave with a clearer picture of the city’s past and the legends that have shaped its identity.

You will receive a vintage car for your trip and travel through the beautiful Bremen countryside in a relaxed, nostalgic way. Excursions to a range of nearby destinations are available, so you can choose the route that best suits your interests. You can visit the artist villages of Worpswede and Fischerhude, or head to Bremerhaven where options may include the Climate House, the Emigrant House and the Maritime Museum. Alternatively, you may explore downtown Oldenburg, take a tour into the surrounding Oldenburg Land, or drive through the Wildeshauser Geest. Along the way you will enjoy scenic rural views and the change of pace that a vintage car brings to a day trip. Detailed tour suggestions for these destinations are available and will be provided on request. The experience focuses on the journey as much as the places, letting you savour the countryside and choose the cultural or coastal stops that interest you most.