Best views trails in Bremen

Family-friendly city walk in Bremen. The tour starts and ends at Bremen Central Station. The route then goes through the beautiful historic city centre and along the Weser. There are refreshment stops in the city centre. Highlights of the tour: - Bremen Town Musicians - Market square - Schnoor neighbourhood - Alexander von Humboldt Schlachte - Accessible by bus and train

Just a few minutes from the city centre, the Blockland is ideal for exploring by bike. Characterised by agriculture, far more cows live here than people. This marshland is an important protected habitat for rare animals and plants. For cyclists, inline skaters and walkers, it is one of Bremen's most beautiful excursion destinations. The tour starts at the main railway station. After crossing the motorway, it's "Adé PKW" and "Freie Fahrt für freie Radler"! The city is immediately forgotten,...

Easy circular route in Bremen-Nord. This route north of Bremen always runs along the banks of the Lesum, a tributary of the Weser. It goes through the Lesumer lock and the nature reserve Dunger See. If you want to extend the circular route a little, it is possible to take a short detour through the Knoops Park. Many of the buildings there are listed as cultural monuments on the state monument list. A very special highlight is the 1,600 square meter barrier-free garden for the blind. The...

This family-friendly cycle tour leads to the Weser lock. The Weser lock: There are two locks right next to the Weser weir, which enable shipping traffic to overcome the difference in height caused by the weir. The Bremen large navigation lock is mainly used by commercial shipping and consists of a lock chamber and an operations building, from whose control stand the Bremen lock and the Oldenburg lock are controlled. The Bremen small navigation lock is available for leisure shipping as a...

Popular circular route in Bremen. This is a short city walk that takes in many of Bremen's most famous sights. Since the route starts directly at the train station, it is also well suited for a short stopover in the Hanseatic city. The highlights of the tour include the mighty Bremen Cathedral as well as the statue of Roland erected in 1404 and the Bremen Town Hall, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlights of the route: - Bremen City Hall - Roland - Stadtgraben - Detour to the...

Child-friendly circular hiking trail in Bremen This relaxed tour takes you around the Bremen Stadtwaldsee, also known as "Unisee". During the warm summer months, it is recommended to bring a bathing suit and some time; the beach is a wonderful place to take a break or dip in the cool water—a leisurely circular hike for families with children. Accessible by bus and train (bus stop: Wetterungsweg). There is a place to stop for refreshments right on the shore of the lake. Highlights of the...

Varied circular tour near Bremen. The tour starts at the Kopernikusstraße bus stop and takes you straight through the western Hollerland. Suitable for a scenic cycle tour or an intensive hike. Highlights of the tour: - Hollerwald forest - Kuhsiel lock - Bremer Blockland: Dammsiel - Nature experience western Hollerland - Kuhgrabensee

This route leads from Bremen city centre to Vegesack and Lehmwerder. Highlights on the cycle tour: - Lehmwerder observation tower -Schulschiff Deutschland - Bavendamm farm - De Liefde - Urban jungle with New York flair - The Bürgerpark This route was created by the Bremen cycling project "Bike It!".

This is the official route of the Megamarsch Bremen 2022. To give you an initial overview of the route of the Megamarsch Bremen, you will find all the relevant information here so that you never lose sight of the route. Click through the tabs to see all the important information. The waypoints, in particular, give you information about the starting point, the refreshment stations, and the destination. You will also find out where there are points along the route that are relevant to you,...

7th section of the official long-distance cycle route D-Route 1 along the North Sea coast of Germany The D-Route D1 leads from the Dutch border along the North Sea coast to the Danish border. The route generally runs along tarmac roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle route is partially signposted with the D1 logo (half a wheel and "1" on a red background). There are numerous places to stop for refreshments along the route and also opportunities to shorten the tour by bus and...