Bremen

You're in Bremen, but don't have a plan? Don't worry! You can get all the information about Bremen and the many exciting things you can see and do in the city from our Bremen information office which is located in Böttcherstraße 4, in Haus des Glockenspiels (Glockenspiel House). You can also buy your BremenCard, book hotel rooms, city tours, entrance tickets and purchase souvenirs here.

Arguably the most beautiful neo-Renaissance railway station in Germany, Bremen's main station is served by regional trains and long-distance trains, such as the IC, ICE and Eurocity services, making the city exceptionally easy to get to. It also has excellent connections to the public transport network and a good range of shopping opportunities.

In contrast to many cities, Bremen's international airport is a mere 10 minutes from the city centre on a direct tram line. This makes it unique in Germany. Simply take tram no. 6 from the main railway station and, 10 minutes later, you're at the airport. From here, you can get to anywhere in the world. Flights from Bremen airport go to all major hubs and to 30 direct destinations.

In a city renowned for its short connections, it's easy to be environmentally friendly when you travel, because you can get around so easily on public transport. There's any number of tram and bus routes that run every few minutes, to bring you to any part of town. If you have any other questions about tickets and timetables, go to the BSAG customer centre an der Domsheide or near the railway station for expert advice and all the latest information.

Bremen has been rated as the third most bicycle-friendly city in Europa and has an excellent network of cycle routes. Take one of the themed cycle routes through the city or its surroundings and explore Bremen on two wheels. Pick up a flyer from the Tourist Information Office, from the ADFC (German national cycling club) or from BIKE IT! bicycle stations. Alternatively, download the Bike Citizens App and get the cards sent directly to your mobile phone.