Bremen Roland

Do you know the tale of the 4 Musicians? Or why another Roland statue is stored away in the Town Hall? And what about the female serial killer who lived in Bremen in the 19th century? If you've never heard of them, don't wait; book this self-guided audio tour to discover dozens of fun facts about Bremen! Grab your smartphone and your headphones to start discovering the city. Follow the route and listen to each audio commentary in your earphones. You can even answer quizzes to test your knowledge about the city! With this self-guided tour, you will be guided through the following locations: 1. Am Wall Windmill 2. Town Musicians 3. Market Square (with Town Hall, Roland Statue, Schütting, Bremen Hole) 4. Saint Peter's Cathedral (and Spuckstein) 5. Böttcherstrasse (with Bringer of Light, Seven Lazy Men Fountain, Glockenspiel House) 6. Schnoor 7. Schlachte With this activity, you'll get access to a 40-minute-long audio commentary. Download the app on Android or iOS (or access it directly through your browser) to get access to your self-guided audio tour. So, are you ready to explore Bremen?

Experience the beauty of Bremen on a private walking tour with a guide. Learn about the area while visiting famous places like the Town Hall, Roland Statue, old town, and many more. You will start the tour near the Town Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage site. See the statue of Roland, another UNESCO Heritage Site located right in front of the town hall. Your guide will tell you the history of the first holy Roman emperor Charlemagne. Continue to the 1200 years old protestant Cathedral of St. Peter. After entering the cathedral, you will be mesmerized by the finely painted details on the ceiling. Explore the narrow streets and admire the statue of the Bremen town musicians. You will hear the story written by the Brothers Grimm from your guide. Next, immerse yourself into the vibe of Böttcherstraße, the incredible Art Nouveau street dating from the 1920s. Another point of interest is the Schnoor Quarter, one of the loveliest little corners of Bremen. Stroll through the twisting lanes, and winding alleys to explore the boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. This part of the town was a fishermen's quarter which later became a red-light district. Discover all the highlights of this fairy tale place in an exciting half-day walking tour that will take you back to your childhood.

Discover Bremen's Christmas cheer whilst exploring the City's Christmas market and prominent landmarks, the Town Hall and Roland Statue. Delight in a mug of mulled wine and delectable chocolates.   During the festive season, meet your walking guide to begin your Advent exploration of Bremen’s highly regarded Christmas market. Admire beautiful Bremen under the festive lights as you take an extended stroll through the city. Wrap up warm and embrace the fairy tale magic of Bremen at Christmas. As your guide leads you and your group by foot through the Christmas market, you will see the magnificent Town Hall and Roland Statue, Germany’s “Statue of Liberty”. To compliment your Christmas fairy tale experience, relish the Advent ambiance with a mug of warming Glühwein mulled wine and sample delicious chocolates.

BREMEN BY BIKE Cycling through the city? "With what else?" is a typical Bremen counter-question, because in the traditional Hanseatic city the bike is considered a natural means of transport. "Experience" the most beautiful sides of Bremen by bike. Accompanied by a guide, you will discover a variety of Bremen's sights on the approximately 8-kilometer-long bike tour, such as the historic market square with the magnificent town hall, the Schlachte maritime Weser promenade and the colorful Ostertorviertel with its typical Bremen houses.

Get to know Bremen in a fun way. Start the interactive scavenger hunt walking tour with your smartphone whenever you like and spend a varied and enjoyable time in this beautifull city. The tour starts in the centre of Bremen on the market square and takes you to the city's most important sights. You start at the Bremen Roland, before visiting the town hall and the Ratskeller. On your way, you will encounter the Bremen Town Musicians and discover an old cemetery, bunker and a disco. Continue to the Beinkeller and the Spuckstein before visiting St Peter's Cathedral and the Bible Garden. You will get to know what the Bremer Loch is and how many dogs there are in Bremen before you stroll through the Böttcherstraße down to river Weser. Along the way, you will solve riddles and learn interesting and funny stories about Bremen. This tour is a unique way to discover Bremen in a new and exciting way. You can start the tour at any time and as often as you like in the browser of a smartphone. On site or even from the comfort of your sofa. Enjoy your time in Bremen! *** Good to know *** You will receive the link to start the tour in an email directly after booking.

Your ingenuity is in demand: on this guided tour of Bremen's Old town, you will listen to interesting and entertaining stories about the city's past and present. The special thing about it: Inbetween, you will also be served up some lies without scruples, which you are supposed to debunk. At the beginning of the tour, each guest will be given a sheet with "true" or "false" checkboxes for each specific story told during the tour. At the end, you will get the resolution of which stories are true and which are a lie. You will certainly be puzzled at one point or another about which stories turn out to be true and which are fictitious... If you also like to guess, then this tour is just the right thing for you! Look forward to exciting stories and secrets! During the guided tour you will explore the market square, which is also called the "good parlor of Bremen", with the historic town hall (from outside) from the late Middle Ages and the Bremen Roland. In Böttcherstrasse you will learn what decaffeinated coffee, art and Germanic cult in Bremen have to do with each other and in the quaint Schnoorviertel you will discover, among other things, tiny houses in narrow winding streets. The guided tour starts in front of St. Peter's Cathedral and ends in Schnoor quarter.

A tour guide and four musicians take you on a city tour and present a series of concerts - and stories. Taking you back in time to the old Bremen of the 16th century. Ever thought about the real Bremen town musicians? Listen to the fascinating stories and lively music of the city musicians and experience an entertaining journey into the Baroque era. Start the tour at the meeting point Bremer Stadtmusikanten and make your way through the narrow streets of the Schnoor and back to the wide market square... And you will enjoy an entertaining, relaxed and absolutely unique time in the old town of Bremen!

Your private walking tour begins at Bremen Market Square, where you'll meet your guide and start your exploration of the city. Begin your journey with a visit to the impressive Town Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its architectural beauty and historical significance. Learn about the history of this magnificent building and its importance in European history. Next, marvel at the statue of Roland, another UNESCO World Heritage site, symbolizing the city's autonomy and independence. Explore the Protestant main church, St. Peter's Cathedral, a 1200-year-old architectural masterpiece that dominates the main square. Climb the 265 steps for a breathtaking panoramic view of the Old Town, offering a unique perspective of Bremen's landscape. Continue your tour to the famous statue of the Bremen Town Musicians, immortalized in the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm. Walk along Böttcherstrasse, a charming street dating back to 1920, known for its Art Nouveau architecture and artisanal shops. Admire the intricate design details of the façades and courtyards as you soak in the atmosphere of this historic street. Conclude your tour in the Schnoor Quarter, a picturesque area with winding lanes, boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. Once a fishermen's quarter and later a red-light district, Schnoor Quarter is now one of the loveliest corners of Bremen, offering a glimpse into the city's rich history and vibrant culture.