Bremen

Bremen is best known within Germany for its UNESCO-listed Town Hall and Roland statue on the market square. Set on the River Weser in north-western Germany, this city-state has long been shaped by river trade and its role in the Hanseatic League. The brick Gothic Town Hall, completed in the early 15th century and later given a Renaissance façade, stands beside St Peter’s Cathedral. Nearby, the Schnoor quarter preserves a close-knit network of historic lanes and small houses. Bremen also lends its name to the Brothers Grimm’s Town Musicians, commemorated by a popular bronze sculpture beside the Town Hall. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Bremen and the Weser.

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