Schnoor Review

A particularly beautiful place, surrounded by old buildings, not many people, the distance between the houses is very narrow. The house has many different colors. Walking in the alleyway to feel the taste of the old city of Bremen is very good.

For people like us who like to visit the old city to see the old buildings, Shinor Community is very favorite for us. The streets are narrow, but the old houses are high and low, very layered, and the exterior walls can be said to be colorful and beautiful.

The environment and building area of this community are quite large. Here, technology can see very rich things, and the environment of the community is quite good. They are all places where buildings and houses are composed of long-term buildings and houses.

Bremen is a city in northwestern Germany. Bremen is the capital and largest city of the Federal state of Bremen, the "free city of Bremen Hansa". In addition to Bremen, the state also includes the coastal city of Bremen about 60km away in the north. Bremen ...

At the end of October, Bremen’s Frei Markt, a market with more than 900 years of history... Once a major trade event, it’s now a big playground. The town is packed with German tour groups who go to the exhibition (that’s also a Saturday). The area is very, very busy. There are some interesting half-wood structure houses in the narrow streets and alleys, and it looks really interesting if this is your first time in Germany. Traveling a little bit and the result is not so easy. These shops are mid-to-high-end resorts, which is fine if you like. There were one or two restaurants/bars in the area but after entering one of them and seeing the crowd and its chaotic staff, we gave up... Fortunately, we found an excellent restaurant/bar on the edge of the area. Surprisingly, quite a few cafes seem quieter, but looking at the coffee provided, we realised that many cafes are not so good and Germans know that. So choose carefully. So, to introduce the face of an ancient city 400 years ago, this is a good starting point.

This is Bremen's oldest city. The 15th century Linglong House, the old houses are arranged in a row, like pearls on the line, which is the origin of the picturesque old city name. Artists, goldsmiths and painting collectors still work on site in winding alleys and pocket squares, and no one else has gathered as densely as the oldest city in Bremen, with so many restaurants, craft shops and antique shops.