Property Description
Magnificent holiday apartment in Bremen in a closed residential area. This beautiful, 75 m² large, modernly equipped apartment has been entirely renovated and is in absolute top state. It has 2 bedrooms, large comfortable lounge with 32 inch LG flat screen(250 TV channel), Ipod/phone-docking and dining area, kitchen, bathroom with shower and separate wc. Parquet wood flooring throughout. All along the width of the living room is a balcony, oriented to the south, with an awning, furniture and view over the well-kept garden area (except in winter, there is a beautiful view over greenery). It offers great privacy, balcony is hardly visible from outside. One of the bedrooms is equipped with double bed and ‘Caribbean view“ (see pictures). In other bedroom possibility to separate the 2 beds. Both bedrooms are spacious, have wardrobes and blinds, it is possible to darken the room if required. The brand new kitchen with breakfast area is fully equipped including a Krups Dolce Gusto. Come in and feel at home!!!!!
Bremen – general info: Bremen, beating heart of Northwest Germany and home town to the world famous Stadtmusikanten statue, is multifaceted. A big city with all facets: history, tradition, high technology, science and space travel build together a new, innovative overall picture. You won’t regret the Bremen experience and the interest in the 1200 years old Hanseatic town is booming: from the Weserpromenade Schlachte to the fascinating space travel with the Columbus module of the international space station, without forgetting unique projects such as the Bremen Universum Science Centre. Due to its growing international Airport (Ryanair operating hub for North of Germany) Bremen is very easy to reach by air. As a guest in our beautiful apartment, you can find more tourist information about Bremen on the Internet, we have made a list of attractions for you but Fewo does not allow it so please Google ‘touristic information Bremen“. We wish you a splendid stay in Bremen as well as in the apartment.
Bremen: a historic Hanseatic city: The Hanseatic town by the Weser is characterized by 1200 years of tradition and cosmopolitan attitudes. Its striving for independence is the leitmotif of Bremen’s history. Today, the sister towns of Bremen and Bremenhaven form the smallest of the 16 German states. Unalterable symbols of the town remain the splendid town hall in Renaissance style typical for the Weser region and the venerable figure of Roland in the historic market square (UNESCO world heritage site since 2004), the oldest neighbourhood of Schnoor-Bremen, the unusual architecture of traditional street Böttcherstraße or the cathedral. And of course, the world famous Bremen Stadtmusikanten statue from the Grimm brothers’ fairytale. We recommend the many guided tours with educated guides, it is a good way to get a good impression of how it is behind the scenes (sometimes literally) of the beautiful buildings, you will find more information in the listed websites.
Bremen, a town by the river: the Weser: The Weser runs at the heart of the metropolis and is what turned Bremen into a proud Hanseatic town by making it trade route. The seafarer atmosphere is still alive today and is especially attractive to tourists. The Weser promenade Schlachte invites the inhabitants of Bremen and their guests to go for a walk along the river at the heart of the city centre. It also means feasting on international gastronomy, looking at the boats, strolling along in a nutshell, unwind and enjoy. About 2000 open-air places at the heart of a maritime atmosphere attract millions of visitors to the Schlachte every year. All kinds of boats stop here: from the rustic boat restaurant ‘Pfannkuchenschiff“, the three master ‘Admiral Nelson“, to the Hanseatic cog, replica of the historic means of transportation from the 13th and 14th century. Right by the North Sea estuary and about 60 km away from Bremen you will find Bremerhaven. The recent large city is ideal for fantastic circuits and interesting detours.
