About Bremen

Bremen
The Free Hanseatic City –
really two cities – Bremen and Bremerhaven –
together one federal state 

• situated in the Northwest of Germany
• near the North Sea
• 550.000 inhabitants
• 10th biggest city in Germany
• the smallest federal state in Germany
• International Seaport & trading centre
• 2nd most important trade location in Germany
• vibrant university town with about 30.500 students
  

Where is the Hochschule Bremen located?

The Hochschule Bremen is located in the centre of Bremen on the river Weser. It takes only 5 minutes walking to be on the Market Square. It is easy to reach the Hochschule Bremen by tram or bus from all parts of the town.

Who doesn’t know the story of the Bremen Town Musicians from the Grimm collection of fairytales? Yet it is not alone this story that has carried the name of the city throughout the whole world.

Bremen – the smallest federal state in Germany with a population of 668,000 and an area covering 404 square kilometres. A city looking back on a thousand-year history. Nowhere is this evident than on the market square – an impressive witness to Bremen’s past. Wherever you look, monuments in stone invite you to an expedition through different eras of history. All round the Roland statue, which has symbolized Bremen’s freedom for over 600 years, you can see the legacy of power and splendour from centuries.

The Gothic Town Hall with its splendid Renaissance facade is centre as well as meeting place. Or the "Schütting", majestic seat of Bremen’s merchants.

Bremen – the green city on the river Weser, which has helped to bring fame and wealth to the Free Hanseatic City. Freedom and independence are hallmarks of which the citizens of Bremen are proud. Tolerance and cosmopolitan point of view underlie the fundamental nature of the city.

"We are off to Bremen!"

said the four Bremen Town Musicians. But the fairytale of the Bremen Town Musicians is not all that the city has to tell. There is a lot more to see. Discover Bremen and all its sights worth seeing!