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Böttcherstraße museum

The guide was updated: 2024-09-16

As you wander along the work of art that is the Böttcherstraße, take the time to dip into some of the many shops and workshops that sell art and handicrafts. In these specialist boutiques, you'll find an irresistible selection of souvenirs: gifts and luxury articles, hand-crafted glass and gold jewellery. Satisfy your sweet tooth by taking a detour into the Bremer Bonbon Manufaktur and watch how its tempting confectionery is created.

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Address: Böttcherstraße Bremen
Website: www.bremen.eu/tourism/attractions/boettcherstrasse

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Domshof Passage and Katharinen Passage

Domshof Passage and Katharinen Passage

The Katharinen quarter and Domshof Passage form a 150 metre long, glass-roofed walkway linking Sögestrasse with the market on Domshof, the cathedral square. The mix of shops reflects its exclusive location and the latest trends.

Ratskeller

Ratskeller

With around 1,200 different varieties, the Bremen Ratskeller probably has the world's largest selection of German wines. Expert advice and home delivery service available.

Bremer Bonbon Manufaktur (candy store)

Bremer Bonbon Manufaktur (candy store)

Visitors to the Handwerkerhof craft centre in Bremen's Böttcherstrasse are greeted by a wonderful sweet smell – this is where Bremen Bonbon Manufaktur is based. You can watch the sweet makers at work through a large window facing the yard, and if you are lucky you might even get to try a warm sweet.

City centre

City centre

Shop 'til you drop – that's definitely an option in Bremen's picturesque city centre. You'll find everything you could possibly want in the many independent boutiques, traditional shops, major department stores and famous fashion retailers. Thanks to the covered shopping arcades, you'll be able to keep your feet dry and carry on shopping, even when the weather is less than perfect.

The Viertel district

The little independent shops and boutiques in the Viertel quarter are quirky and eclectic, with a focus on fair trade. There's so much to choose from – jewellery, cosmetics, home wares and wonderful things to eat. The colourful and attractive shops entice you to stop and browse, and maybe even discover hidden treasures. Take a break in one of the more than 300 cosy cafés, bars and restaurants in this district to recharge your batteries for another round of shopping and sightseeing.

Böttcherstraße museum

Böttcherstraße museum

As you wander along the work of art that is the Böttcherstraße, take the time to dip into some of the many shops and workshops that sell art and handicrafts. In these specialist boutiques, you'll find an irresistible selection of souvenirs: gifts and luxury articles, hand-crafted glass and gold jewellery. Satisfy your sweet tooth by taking a detour into the Bremer Bonbon Manufaktur and watch how its tempting confectionery is created.

Schnoor

Like beads on a string. That's the image the shops in Bremen's oldest district bring to mind. This is where welcoming cafés, art galleries and independent boutiques all rub shoulders with each other. A special feature of this picturesque district is that you can even go shopping on a Sunday, because all the shops are open from 11am to 4pm.

Taste Trail Shops

Taste Trail Shops

Try out some of Bremen's specialities on our Taste Trail! The very finest coffees, wines, chocolates and beer have all been produced in Bremen for hundreds of years, with passion, expertise and artistry. The tour takes you "backstage" to watch the manufacturing processes, giving you ample opportunity to find interesting souvenirs or simply tickle your taste buds. Follow the Taste Trail and enjoy the culinary side of Bremen!

Waterfront

Waterfront

The Waterfront centre brings together shopping opportunities, fine dining and a cinema. No matter what the weather is doing, you can shop in comfort in its more than 120 stores. When the sun's shining, celebrate a successful day of retail therapy by relaxing by the River Weser. Designed to resemble an American Mall, the Waterfront centre is only 20 minutes by tram from the main railway station. It has an wide selection of places to eat and drink, and a multiplex cinema.

Birgitta Rust Piekfeine Brände

Birgitta Rust Piekfeine Brände

Glimpse behind the scenes at a distillery. Exquisite fruit schnapps and spirits. Seminars on distilling and schnapps appreciation. Tastings and tours. Book ticket online: www.bremen-tourism.de/ticket-distillery

Weserpark

Weserpark

The Weserpark shopping centre in the East of Bremen is the perfect destination for a more extensive shopping expedition. It has more than 170 shops under one roof. There's so much to see, do (and buy) here. From fashion stores to technology outlets and leisure activities, the Weserpark has it all. You'll get expert advice and enjoy your retail therapy in a modern, welcoming environment. The Weserpark is easy to get to, either by public transport or by car. If you do decide to travel by car, you can leave it safely, free of charge, in one of the centre's 4,700 parking spaces.

Ochtumpark Outlet Centre

Ochtumpark Outlet Centre

Are you a bargain hunter, with a keen eye for top brands at unbeatable prices? Then the Ochtumpark Outlet Center in the South of Bremen is just the right place for you! This is where you'll find the very best offers from more than 40 top brands – all in the one place. The Ochtumpark is also easily accessible by bus from Bremen's main railway station or by car.

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