Bremen forms together with Bremerhaven the smallest German city state and calls itself out of its history "Free Hanseatic City". Even today the foreign trade takes a great place in Bremen, there is even still traditionally cotton trade. Centre of the city is the "Roland", a 5.50 meters high statue on the marketplace. Together with the town hall the Roland forms the UNESCO – World Heritage Site.

Around the marketplace there are the Dome St. Petri, the Ratskirche "Unsere Lieben Frauen", the building of the merchants also called "Schüttling" and the building of the Bremen citizenship, only to name a few. The buildings of Bremen are affected by the Northern German brick gothic, for example the in the 20th of the last century constructed buildings in the Bötcherstreet or the "Schlachte", the in the 1990th renovated water front on the river Weser has a rich culinary offer.

The most important cultural institutions are the Theater Bremen, with opera, operetta, theater and dance theater, which was distinguished as "Opera of the Year 2007", the Bremen Shakespeare Company, the "Bremer Kunsthalle" (museum of arts) with its works from the Middle Ages to present time, and the "Überseemuseum" with its significant ethnology collection. If you want to explore Bremen, you should book a nice and at the same time favorable private accommodation in Bremen at gloveler.com.