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Bremen :
Walking tours in Bremen - Individual programs with Denise Faessel |
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| Your city guide and guided tours in Bremen |
   
Private and guided tours in Bremen
Denise FAESSEL
Uhlenhorster Weg 44 - D-22085 Hamburg
Mobile: +49 (0)176. 522 173 54
e-mail : info@hambourg-decouverte.de
Internet : www.latlon-guide.com
If you come to Bremen for the first time I suggest 1 private tour
Bremen has been founded by the Patricians (influential merchant families) due to its convenient location close to the North Sea and has flourished ever since. The City of Bremen is a Hanseatic city in the northwestern Germany and also one of the 16 federal states of Germany.
The historical Old Town is situated close to the modern Bremen, which is the second important harbor in Germany after Hamburg concerning international trade. Many famous international brands like Beck’s Beer or Jacob’s Coffee are still headquartered here.
A comprehensive guided city walk will acquaint you with the interesting details of Bremen.
Please Note LatLon: Denise Faessel is a guide who works independently from LatLon-Europe. Please contact her directly to book your guided tour of Bremen. We wish you a great vacation!
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| Guided tours Bremen : Walking tour (3 to 8 hours) |
The historical Old Town, the City Hall, dating back to 1408, having been declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 2004, its facade in the Weser renaissance architecture, the Roland statute dated 1404 on the market place but also the cathedral built in the 11 th century. We will not miss to see the “Bremer Stadtmusikanten” the four fairytale creatures (a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster) and their enchanting story. The Böttcherstrasse connects the market place with the river the Weser. The merchant Ludwig Roselius made it built between 1923 and 1933. Interesting architecture, a lot of shops, art galleries, the Paula Moderson Museum, …
Following we will walk through the old and narrow district of Schnoor, an old fishermen district close to the river Weser, with a lot of art galleries, shops and restaurants.
To book your guided tour:
Please make your reservation by telephone (+49 (0)176. 522 173 54)
by e-mail info@hambourg-decouverte.de
Your e-mail should include the following information:
Your complete contact details - Choice and the date of the tour - Number of participants
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If you stay in Bremen for a few days |
I suggest you to visit the harbor of Bremerhaven situated 60 km northwest from Bremen: the submarine, the museum of the emigration.
Other interesting and historical hanseatic cities like Hamburg, the second most important city in Germany, Lübeck, the capital of the Hanseatic League, Lüneburg, Rostock, Wismar, Stralsund but also Schwerin, the North and the Baltic coasts, the castles, the lakes, the unspoiled nature in the north of Germany are worth to visit.
To book your guided tour:
Please make your reservation by telephone (+49 (0)176. 522 173 54)
by e-mail info@hambourg-decouverte.de
Your e-mail should include the following information:
Your complete contact details - Choice and the date of the tour - Number of participants
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| Welcome to our tourist information portal of European cities |
Our website with tourist information about Hamburg is already online.
On the English version of the site you will find:
 Sights and monuments
The history of the city of Hamburg
Museums and events throughout the year
A choice of hotels and restaurants
A city map
Useful information and weblinks
Guided tours (as on the-guided-tours.com)
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