Vacation Rentals in Bremen

The city of Bremen is known for its historic market square, where you will find a variety of sights. A apartment in the middle of the city centre is the ideal starting point to reach all hotspots of Bremen within a short walking distance. In addition, there are apartments in the Schnoor, on the Weser and not far from the Bürgerpark, which is ideally suited as a local recreation oasis.

Bremen, with its historical character, still has countless buildings from the 15th to 16th centuries, in which attractively furnished apartments are offered for rent. But you can also rent such a building in its entirety as a vacation rental and enjoy the indescribable atmosphere. Bremen also offers individual rooms in guest houses and comfortable luxury suites in the city centre.

If you want to travel to Bremen by car, when looking for a holiday apartment, pay attention to the parking possibilities in front of your front door, as parking is not possible everywhere, especially in the city area. The family-friendly vacation rentals often have a balcony, terrace or even a garden where you can spend relaxing hours. If you want to travel to Bremen with your dog, you should check with your landlord in advance whether you are allowed to take a pet with you.

Bremen is the capital of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen and is located at the transition of the North Sea coastal lowland region. The city is completely surrounded by Lower Saxony and is about 60 kilometres from Bremerhaven. West of Bremen lies the city of Oldenburg. Hamburg is about 110 kilometres away by car.

The Weser flows through the entire city area, so that it is situated on both sides of the river. In the area of the old town, the Weser was rebuilt from the railway bridge to a maritime shipping lane, which reaches as far as the North Sea and beyond. To the left of the Unterweser extends the area of the Wesermarsch, to the right of which the landscape is called the Elbe-Weser triangle.

Bremen has a total of 18 nature reserves covering a total area of more than 2,100 hectares. The largest of these are the Borgfelder Wümmewiesen, followed by the Ochtumniederung near Brokhuchting. Furthermore, the Werderland as well as the western Hollerland are areas of Bremen worthy of protection, which have a unique flora and fauna ready for you.

It takes about an hour by car to reach the North Sea coast. If the journey to the sea is too far for you, you can also refresh yourself in the Bremen waters. Bremen has eleven bathing lakes, 14 baths and a wonderful river landscape that invites you to swim and splash around.

More than every fifth inhabitant of Bremen uses the bicycle to get from A to B. This is why this city has an excellent network of cycle paths, so you can leave your car at home for explorations and excursions. Around Bremen there are pleasant cycle paths through a wonderful landscape, such as the bridge cycle path, the Wümme cycle path or the long-distance cycle path Bremen-Hamburg.

The waters of Bremen are a popular meeting point for a round trip with passenger ships or peat barges. In summer, the Sielwal ferry takes you across the Weser to Stadtwerder in Huckelriede. You can also rent a kayak or canoe in Bremen and take fun trips through an impressive river landscape.