Located on a historic street of Bremen, The Böttcherstraße museums are two interconnected museums, the Ludwig Roselius Museum and the Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum. You can start off your visit in the Ludwig Roselius Museum, where you'll embark on a journey through the history of the Baroque period. If you are more into expressionist architecture and contemporary art, the Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum is the best choice for you.

The permanent exhibition of this museum features works of art from the colonial era to the present day. You can see art work by famous Chilean artists such as Roberto Matta and Luis Vargas Rosas. Although the permanent exhibition is rather small, it is aesthetically pleasing and informative. Rotating feature exhibitions will give you further insights into Chilean art and history.

At this museum you can learn everything about steam enginges, locomotives and the history of the railway. If you plan in advance, you can even book a ride on an old diesel locomotive. There is a programme for everyone from grown-up train enthusiast to the little ones.

The Branson Scenic Railway offers a 40-mile round trip through the Ozark Mountains, showcasing breathtaking views of rugged landscapes, historic tunnels, and bridges. Departing from Branson’s restored 1905 depot, the journey lasts about two hours, with narration providing insights into the region’s history and the railway’s legacy. Passengers can choose seating in restored vintage cars from the 1940s and 1950s, including dome cars for panoramic views. The experience includes a concession car, and from April through November, a luxurious four-course dinner train enhances select Saturday evenings. Reservations are highly recommended for special events like the dinner train.