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Bremen, Germany|A One-Day Tour of the Medieval Fairy Tale Old Town

In northwest Germany, there is a quiet, clean, historically rich yet fairy tale-like small city—Bremen. 🗺️ One-day itinerary recommendation: 🚉 Starting point: Bremen Central Station (Bremen Hauptbahnhof). It is very convenient to travel from Hamburg, Hanover, or the Port of Bremen, and a 58-euro monthly ticket covers it easily. After exiting the station, it’s only a 10-minute walk to the city center. First stop: Beck’s Mühle Windmill Restaurant Located in a small park between the train station and the Town Hall. This windmill-shaped restaurant is not only perfect for breakfast but also an excellent spot for photos and check-ins. Second stop: Bremen Town Hall + Roland Statue + Town Musicians Statue ⏰ Opening hours: Monday to Friday 7:00–14:30|🎫 Ticket: 9 euros 📝 Must-see: - The Town Hall is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with a striking Gothic exterior and a luxurious medieval banquet hall inside (English guided tours available, about 1 hour). - The Roland Statue stands 5.5 meters tall, symbolizing the standards of medieval merchants and the city’s freedom. - The Town Musicians Statue is inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tale; remember to hold the donkey’s two front legs with both hands for good luck😉 Third stop: Liebfrauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) ⏰ Open all day|🎫 Free A seemingly modest Gothic church that often hosts concerts or art installations inside, offering a serene and unique atmosphere. Fourth stop: St. Petri Dom Bremen (St. Peter’s Cathedral) ⏰ 10:00–17:00|🎫 Free Twin towers rise, blending Gothic and Romanesque styles. If you like panoramic views, climb the tower to take in the red rooftops of Bremen’s old town. Fifth stop: Böttcherstraße ⏰ Open all day|🎫 Free A 100-meter-long red brick art street, a treasure trove for detail lovers. 📸 Recommended highlights: - Glockenspiel: At 12:00, 15:00, and 18:00 daily, porcelain bells ring and wooden doors rotate, displaying wooden carvings of the Zeppelin airship—always a surprise! - Haus Atlantis: A futuristic building that contrasts sharply with the rest of the street. Sixth stop: Schnoor Viertel (Schnoor Quarter) ⏰ Open all day|🎫 Free “Schnoor” means “rope,” named for the winding alleys that intertwine like knots. Once a 15th-century craftsman’s district, it is now filled with artsy shops, cafes, and galleries, making it a particularly pleasant place to stroll.
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