Bremen

Bremen in Germany is a destination that always stands par excellence in terms of novel carousel and attractions. The funfair held here every year since 1035 has established its monotony as the longest funfair in Germany.

You would have plethora of tourist attractions in Bremen to visit. Some of the prominent ones are:

Roland is a symbol of Bremen’s independence. Erected in 1404, it has surveyed the bustle of the Marktplatz for nearly 600 years. This free city attained the status of "Reichsunmittelbarkeit" in 1646. By 1806, it became a free Hanseatic City.

A 14th century church of St. John is a fine example of Gothic brick art in Bremen Germany. Visitors are always curious to view the magnificent architecture. They like to stroll along the only 100-yard-long Böttcherstrasse. And stopping there for a while to admire the Paula Becker Moderson House with works by the famous Worpsweder painter is a must.

Germany’s romantic city of the middle ages is Schnoor where you find houses dating back to 15th and 16th centuries lined up shoulder to shoulder. Its fabulous twisting lanes consist of artists’ studios, goldsmith’s workshop and galleries. Schnoor district represents both present and past of the city on the Bremen Germany Map. Do see Böttcherstrasse, which is a unique, world famous architectural ensemble.

Bremen is famous not only for its elegant natural and architectural assets but also for advancement in aerospace technology, science, research - and, not least of all, a rich cultural life.