Breman

It is unique Hanseatic town that maintains its old charm, and is counted amongst the main north German cities. This city was badly damaged during the last World War but it has gained a reputation for itself since 1949 when Bremen was declared an autonomous “Land”. In the same year, it elected the first Green MP’s in 1979. Despite the vast damages the town still retains a nice big harbour atmosphere and has a few sights worth visiting.

The city has many tourist spots for the travelers. It endorses 1,200 years of historical heritage in the buildings and monuments on the historical Market Square and in the famous Böttcherstrasse and the picturesque Schnoor quarter. Today, Bremen is an enchanting modern city with many tourist attractions, including the Schlachte promenade on the Weser river, the spectacular building of the Universum Science Centre, guided tours of the Space Travel Visitors Centre and the brand-new production of the hit musical Hair.