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.

Even the exterior of Universum Bremen was designed to astound: this science centre is housed in a futuristic-looking structure which looks uncannily like a whale. It is even situated on a lake. Visitors of any age will enjoy getting up close to natural phenomena, such as what it feels like to experience an earthquake, and having a go at experiments, such as stopping lightning bolts. Try out the interactive exhibits as you move through the permanent exhibition spaces dedicated to Technology, Humans and Nature and the ever-changing special exhibitions about socially important topics. There are also many exciting things to discover in the outdoor area at Universum, where you can conduct experiments in the open air.

The German Film Museum is located on the Museum Embankment and dives into the magic of cinema from its earliest days to today’s digital world. You can try out early film devices, play with light and sound, and see how moving images come to life. Alongside the permanent displays, there are changing exhibitions and a small cinema that screens classics and rare films.