• St. Petri Dom Bremen - Two majestic green-helmeted towers enclose the eastern side of the Marktplatz, signifying a cathedral where Christians have gathered for over 1,200 years. Beneath its floor lies the Bleikeller, a cellar with naturally mummified bodies that has intrigued visitors for centuries.
• Bremen Town Hall - Featuring a stunning Weser Renaissance facade, this Gothic town hall has stood for six centuries without destruction. Alongside the Roland statue in front, it is one of Germany’s esteemed UNESCO World Heritage sites.
• Der Bremer Roland - A towering stone medieval knight who has safeguarded Bremen’s freedom for over six centuries. With sword raised and shield forward, he faces the cathedral in a silent act of defiance.
• Town Musicians of Bremen (Bremer Stadtmusikanten) - A donkey, a dog, a cat, and a rooster stacked atop one another in gleaming bronze, this cherished statue brings a fairy tale to life beside the Town Hall. Locals say that rubbing the donkey’s polished front legs might just make your wish come true.
• Bottcherstrasse - A whimsical alley of glowing brick, just a hundred meters long, where a coffee magnate and a visionary sculptor created one of Germany’s most daring works of Expressionist architecture. Every gable, archway, and golden relief narrates a story.
• Schutting - The refined Flemish Renaissance guild house of Bremen’s merchants, facing the Town Hall across the Marktplatz like a rival throne. Its golden motto encapsulates the bold spirit of a Hanseatic trading city.
• Schlachte - Bremen’s vibrant riverfront on the east bank of the Weser, once the city’s medieval harbor and now a 600-meter stretch of beer gardens, cafes, and moored historic ships.
• Bremen Market Square - Bremen’s grand cobbled center, encircled by the golden Town Hall, the towering knight Roland, and the merchants’ guild house. For over a thousand years, this open space has been the stage for the city’s trade, justice, and civic pride.

• Audio and Writing in different Languages
• Audio Guide App

• Headphones

Bremen Highlights

Explore Bremen and experience all the city’s attractions in a single walk! Equipped with just a smartphone and headphones, you can journey from one iconic site to another – from the renowned Town Musicians of Bremen and the UNESCO World Heritage Town Hall with the Roland statue to the decorative Böttcherstraße and the charming alleys of the Schnoor district – while an engaging audio guide with a high-quality, professional narration shares the history of each location. Throughout the tour, intriguing fun facts and historical images bring the rich Hanseatic heritage to life.

How It Works

This is a self-guided audio tour, eliminating the need for a human tour guide. Simply use your smartphone to navigate and listen. There’s no need to download an app—just click the access link provided in your ticket to start immediately. The tour covers free public attractions, so no entrance tickets are required or included.

Tour Details

• Duration: 2 hours walking, 40 minutes audio
• Stops: 10
• Languages: EN, DE, IT, FR, ES

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.