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Der Kunstsalon three stars hotel located at Helgolander Str. 56, 1.22 kilometers north .

Gästehaus Stephani two stars hotel located at Jippen 1, 1.26 kilometers southeast .

ibis Styles Bremen Altstadt two stars hotel located at Faulenstr. 45, 1.5 kilometers southeast .

Hotel Stadt Bremen three stars hotel located at Heinkenstr. 3-5, 1.55 kilometers southeast .

Ambiente Apartment located at Heinken Str. 6/7, 1.56 kilometers southeast .

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Located in the northwestern Germany, Bremen is also known as a beautiful ancient merchant city with the gentle river Weser flowing through. Back in time, Bremen was part of the Hanseatic League, was an alliance of trading cities along the Nordic coast in the late Middle Ages. Traveling to Bremen you will experience of a peaceful life with charming, gentle alleys and street corners. So, what to do and how to plan a perfect budget trip to Bremen, the little charm city of Germany for the first-time? Let’s check out our Bremen travel blog (Bremen blog) with the fullest Bremen travel guide (Bremen guide, Bremen tourist guide) from how to get there, best time to come, where to stay, best places to visit and top things to do to find out the answer!

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Perhaps few tourists know that Bremen is home to the Brothers Grimm’s short story “Town Musicians of Bremen”. And, of course the famous “Grimms’ Fairy Tales” attached to the childhood of many of us such as “Little Red Riding Hood”, “Sleeping Beauty”, “Snow White”. Joining us to explore Bremen’s history and culture and experience the famous tourist attractions of the city.

Bremen blog: When to visit?

Due to the city is located in the north and quite close to Hamburg, the Bremen climate is quite similar to Hamburg. Spring is the best season to visit Bremen, not too cold and more sunny and service prices are not too high. Summer is the peak tourist season in Bremen with beautiful sunshine and bustling, crowded everywhere. If you plan to go in winter, you should probably go only during the Christmas time, the streets are beautifully decorated. However, the daytime will be very dark and cold.

Bremen blog: How to get to Bremen?

There are many ways to get to Bremen from other German and European cities. As the smallest state in the federal, you can easily take a train from other cities to Bremen. Bremen is just over 1 hour from Hamburg by ICE high speed train, 3 hours by train from Berlin and more than 4 hours from Frankfurt.

Self-driving to Bremen is also quite easy, you can rent a self-driving car and experience Germany’s famous Autobahn highway. Bremen Central Station is not too far from the city center, from here you can easily take a tram to the hotel.

Regarding on how to travel by train in Germany you can refer to this article . In general, to travel from a European city to Bremen, for example Paris, you will need to change 1 or 2 trains. From Paris you will have to take a train to a big hub transport in Germany is Frankfurt, then continue to change trains from Frankfurt to Bremen. In order to avoid much researching, you should book train tickets through Trainline.com , it will outline the optimal routes and schedules for you.

You also can getting to Bremen by air. Bremen Airport Hans Koschnick is located just 3.5km from the city center and it takes about 10 minutes to get to there. Outside the arrival hall of the airport has a tram stop, from there to the Domsheide stop is only 9 minutes, or stop at other stops such as Blumenthalstr/Bremen Exhibition Center which takes only 15 minutes of riding.

Bremen travel guide: Getting around the city

Bremen is a relatively small-sized city, so it has no subway system but only bus and tram. The bus network spreading throughout the city and surrounding areas while tram mainly operating in the city center. Normally, in the central area you can completely walk because the attractions are quite close to each other. With a radius of about 1 km there are many attractions such as square, cathedral, Old Town, Marktplatz and other shopping places.

The company BSAG (Bremer Straßenbahn AG) operating tram and bus networks. Tram system has 4 lines and 46 stations, single ticket price for a single tram / bus trip is €2.80. You should buy unlimited travel day pass for €8 / day and 7-day pass for €22.80. Pass can be purchased at BSAG ticket counters. Ticket vending machines are usually only available at airport and major stations.

Bremen blog: Where to stay?

The most convenient place to stay in Bremen is Old Town. This old quarter is centrally located in the city and easy access to major attractions. The central district of Bremen is Mitte, you can book hotels in this neighborhood on Booking.com or Agoda.com . If you have an abundant budget, you can consider to stay at the Parkhotel Bremen (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ) which was designed as a splendid palace with the standards of a top luxury hotel in Bremen.

Of course, the hotel room rates here are also more expensive than other areas, so to saving more you can stay a little bit far for better price and really it’s not too far from the center because the city of Bremen is also quite small. You can refer to the a&o Hostel Bremen Hauptbahnhof (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ) that I stayed during my visit, it’s quite close to the central station, convenient to travel. A&O hostel chain is present in many big cities in Europe, so you can rest assured about its quality.

My room at A&O Bremen was very spacious, located on a high floor and overlooking the city with train tracks running through. In general, the room was very clean, nice and fully equipped, the first floor was a spacious hall for common activities. Walking to the central station was only about 10 minutes, but if you have a lot of luggage, consider taking a single bus trip.

Below we recommend more best budget, mid-range and upscale hotels with good ratings and reviews you can refer to.

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Bremen blog: What and where to eat?

Traditional food.

Similar to Hamburg because of the same geographical region, traveling to Bremen you can experience some traditional North German cuisine. Below we suggest some traditional Bremen dishes you should try.

Kale and Pinkel: Bremen people love kale and this is a popular ingredient in many dishes here. The most popular dish served with kale is pinkelwurst , a smoked sausage made from pork, bacon, oats and onions.

Labskaus: This is dish I ate in Hamburg, consisting of salted meat or corned beef, potatoes, onion, pickled herring and fried eggs, served with some pickled radish. Enjoy this dish and sipping a glass of German beer is great.

Knipp: Another type of sausage made from mixing minced such as liver, beef, or pork then seasoned with salt, allspice, pepper and then fried.

Aalsuppe: A traditional eel soup like the Vietnamese eel soup. Eel is a quite popular food in the Weser river region and is loved by local people.

Real experience at some delicious restaurants in Bremen

Visiting Bremen you can not help but experience some restaurants with traditional German dishes. In the Town Hall area where there are many famous and delicious restaurants, I found a restaurant right next a road with a quite unique design. This restaurant is located under a small, cozy basement.

The Bremer Knipp dish I chose has a strong traditional flavor of Bremen, served with bread, two pieces of pork bologna and added potatoes and pickled vegetables. Its taste is a bit bold, the pork bologna is mainly meat, its taste is quite similar to the grilled clam worm (alitta succinea, ragworms, pile worm) of Vietnam.

Markthalle Acht: This place can be known as a culinary center of Bremen with 20 food stalls offering a full range of traditional dishes prepared from the best chefs of Bremen.

Address: Domshof 8-12, 28195 Bremen, Germany Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday: 11AM–7PM/Thursday, Friday,Saturday: 11AM–10PM/Monday, Sunday: Closed

Bremen blog: What to do and where to go?

Bremen is a small city, its tourist attractions are also concentrated mainly in Town Hall area – the Old Town. This city owns gentle, tranquil, quaint alleys and street corners and has a long-standing of history and culture. I was strolling around just in the deserted old town for many days without getting bored. The films and photos from here must be said to be beautiful.

Bremen City Hall / Town Hall

Located in the heart of Bremen Market Square, this City Town Hall was built in 1412 and has undergone many ups and downs, many remodeling and renovation. Just standing outside and walking around the building was enough to make me amaze at its intricate carvings, architecture designs with statues have recognized as UNESCO World Heritage in 2005. You can book a walking tour to visit the interior of the building and learn more about the development of the city through the time.

Address: 232 Tallapoosa St, Bremen, GA 30110, United States Hours: 8AM–5:30PM/Saturday, Wednesday: 8AM–12PM/Sunday: Closed Admission: €6.50 / adult, free for children under 12 years old accompany an adult.

Bremen Market Square

The typical Gothic architecture here is quite similar to the Town Hall in Brussels with many old buildings surrounding a large square. Coming here during the Christmas season, I could feel the festive atmosphere at every corner. The Christmas market was set up in the middle of the square with stalls selling food, souvenirs, and decorations. There are many tram routes running here, so it is very convenient to travel from the square to the different points in the center.

St. Peter’s Cathedral Bremen (St. Petri Dom Bremen)

St Peter’s Cathedral is located the Bremen square which was built in the 11th century and upgraded from the 13 to 16 century. From a distance, the church stands out in the middle of the neighborhood with two iconic Gothic-style towering bell towers at 98m high. The atmosphere inside of the church was really quiet, you can access here for free, but if you want to go to the top of the tower, you will have to buy a ticket. The church’s museum (Dom-Museum) is also very interesting because it also preserves 8 mummies from the Middle Ages.

Address: Sandstraße 10-12, 28195 Bremen, Germany Hours: 10AM–6PM/Sunday: 2–6PM

Böttcherstraße and the Glockenspiel House

Böttcherstraße is a small street with stores and shops selling all kinds of goods on both sides of the street. The walls here are built of red bricks similar to the main color tone of the old town of Bremen. In the early 20th century, Ludwig Roselius – an investor who bought all houses here and rebuilt as a structure connecting the Weser River and the large square in the center.

Haus des Glockenspiels – The Glockenspiels House is located at the end of Böttcherstraße street with 30 Meißener porcelain bells painted in blue on the outside and gilded inside. If Bremen has a large square, the outside area of the Glockenspiels can be seen as a small square, decorated under splendid lights during the Christmas season.

Schnoor Quarter

Bremen tourist place that I like the most. I spent 2 mornings here, especially an early morning with a light sunny dawn. This oldest neighborhood in Bremen was once the poorest part of the city, right next to the River Weser, but now it’s Bremen’s most beautiful place.

The narrow alleys are just enough to walk to see the old houses on both sides. The highlight is the colorful streets, sometimes stopping at small corners with full of vintage look, with rows of chairs, flowers and plants along old walls. You can take pictures here all day without getting bored and also could not to visit all the beautiful little street corners.

Town Musicians of Bremen

This statue can be considered as a symbol of the city of Bremen that depicting characters in the famous Grimm fairy tales. These animals including donkey, dog, cat and chicken have fled from their owners and become artists of the city. The statue was not too big, located right outside of the city hall, the animals standing on top of each other.

Universum Science Center

The Universum Science Center stands out with its futuristic architecture. From a distance you see it like a large seashell protruding out of the water but many people mistake it for an alien flying saucer. This science museum has more than 300 exhibition areas covering all topics about technology, people and nature. In addition, there is a 27m high tower where you can see the whole city.

Address: Wiener Straße 1a, 28359 Bremen, Germany Opened: September 9, 2000

Wallanlagen Park

In addition to the above attractions, you can consider to visit Wallanlagen Park, it’s also near the old town and Town Hall. This park has lush green grass, walking paths and a small river running through. The special feature of this park is that on a not too high mound is a beautiful windmill, very suitable for virtual live photography on sunny days.

Address: 28195 Bremen, Germany

Bremen travel guide: Some best day tours, trips, activities and transfer services, tickets in, from and to Bremen you can refer to

• Bremen: Walking Tour in German with Night Guard
• Bremen: Walking Tour of Historic Schnoor District
• Bremen: Night Watchman Guided Tour for Children (in German)
• Tour of Bremen’s Underworld
• Bremen: Old Town 2-Hour Tour with Costumed Performer
• The Dark Side of Bremen: Killers and Criminals
• Bremen: In the Steps of the Bremen Town Musicians

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It's on: 48 hours in Bremen

Cityscape, Landscape, Riverscape: Bremen offers all this and much more. This picturesque city on the Weser river is also appealing from a cultural point of view. Take a stroll with us and enjoy the fresh air.

Bremen, which is so beautiful, also has the scent of the sea. And the North Sea is not far away. But the city with its beautiful Hanseatic houses actually stretches along the Weser river. And because maritime life in Bremen is concentrated particularly at the Schlachte harbour, this is where your morning excursion will begin. So the day starts in a relaxed way, with a walk along the promenade. Here, excursion boats gently bob in the river and the stately harbour complex is a reminder of Bremen's historical importance. It's great that there are many restaurants and pubs here too. Why not stop here for lunch? Afterwards, do as the people of Bremen do. Rent a bicycle and go for a ride.

Bremen: Weserpromenade Schlachte bei Sonnenuntergang ©BTZ (Jonas Ginter)

Tracing Bremen's History

Remember, practically all the sights are within walking distance. Whether on a bike or on foot, you can spend your afternoon in the inner city. Experience more of Bremen's history in the market square. The old Town Hall is particularly impressive with its detailed facades from the 17th century. This is also the site of the approximately ten-metre-high and 600-year-old Roland statue, a symbol of freedom and free trade. The Town Hall and Roland statue are both classed as UNESCO World Heritage Sights. Beneath the Town Hall you will find a quaint pub, the Ratskeller. A little further on is St Peter's Cathedral and from its viewing platform a hundred metres above the ground you get a great view of the city and the surrounding area. On the west side of town you can find another Bremen landmark, the animal Town Musicians of Bremen.

Where to in the evening ? Back to the Schlachte. On the way to the Weser promenade, you will pass through the narrow Böttcherstrasse with its expressionist brick buildings. This small alleyway holds a mix of art, gastronomy and culture. Of course, you could just stay here for the evening as well.

Bremen: Paar auf dem Marktplatz bei den Bremer Stadtmusikanten ©BTZ (Jonas Ginter)

Day 2 in Bremen. Good Morning

Today Bremen's oldest district, the Schnoor is on the morning agenda. Here, the city's 1,200-year history is brought particularly to life. Strolling through the former fishermen's and craftsmen's quarter with its small colourful houses is always a lot of fun.

Those who want to vividly experience Bremen's past can visit the Geschichtenhaus. Here, actors in historical costumes re-enact scenes from the past three hundred years. Those who would prefer to look at art can head to the Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum . The artists were among the early representatives of Expressionism in Germany.

There is a lot of information to digest, so let's take a quick breather. Those who would prefer to do a bit of shopping can also do so in this district.

Rich in Contrasts: Bremens Überseestadt

The afternoon belongs to the Überseestadt . This former docklands area is one of the biggest development projects of urban planning in Europe. Old brick warehouses stand in striking contrast to the modern architecture here. Parts of Überseestadt are still port areas and are still actively managed. It is worth seeing the listed Roland-Mill with its silos and warehouses, as well as the old fire station at the head of the harbour basin. From here you can get a wonderful view of the hustle and bustle on the harbour. Tip: those who would like to experience Bremen and the Weser more personally and intensely, rent a small boat there and sail along the river.

For those who prefer to relax, the stair-shaped seating at the head of the pool overlooking the small marina is perfect for this. And because you will find many cafes and restaurants in this area, you can spend the rest of your evening here.

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Tips and the rules of business etiquette for travelling to Vietnam: the south-east Asian country has enjoyed years of strong growth. Many European companies anticipate huge business opportunities there. In this article, we have put together five tips for business travellers, to ensure that your journey to Vietnam is successful.

Many of the corona virus restrictions for travellers to Vietnam were lifted in the middle of March 2022. Although there had already been some exceptions for business travellers, they also had to comply with some precautionary measures. Now, however, there are only a few requirements, alongside a proof of vaccination status and a negative PCR test 72 hours before the journey begins or a rapid test with certificate 24 hours before take-off. No visa is required for short trips (less than 15 days). In addition, airlines have also started regular flights to Vietnam from Germany again.

Vietnam is once again a destination for travellers. Once they arrive, the next question is how they should behave towards business partners? What faux pas should they avoid?

Here are our 5 Tips for Your Business Trip to Vietnam

1st tip: Build up confidence in each other

Many Vietnamese people consider it essential to establish a trustworthy and respectful relationship before making business agreements. For this reason, initial discussions between newly introduced business partners include uncontroversial personal topics such as family, friends, preferences and personal attitudes alongside the merely commercial. Invitations to a business meal are not uncommon and are an opportunity for people to get to know each other better. It is therefore best to avoid critical topics such as politics and not to be too direct in pressing for a business deal. A deal is rarely made in a single meeting. Present a humble impression and give your opposite number time to think things over.

2nd tip: Save face

In Vietnam, like in many other far Eastern countries, it is important to "save face"– to avoid conflicts, give respect and not to treat one's opposite number inconsiderately or put them in awkward situations. This can result in business partners avoiding saying "no" directly, giving direct, concrete approval to offers or even agreeing to proposals that they are later unable to abide by. A more astute approach is to work out the other party's interests and options and then to gradually come to an agreement on the different points in a contract.

3rd tip: Greet people correctly

Vietnamese people greet each other by saying "xin chao" (hello), and shaking hands. If a lady does not offer her hand for a handshake, a slight bow is all that is needed. Not all Vietnamese are proficient in English so it is sensible to check which language a meeting is to be held in , in advance, or simply bring the appropriate language-speaker with you. Vietnamese names are written using the format last name – middle name – first name, but people call themselves by their first name, in contrast to Germans.

4th tip: How to behave during the meeting

Hierarchy and age have special significance in professional life , so it is recommended that you greet the oldest people or those who are the seniors, at the top of the hierarchy, first. Like in the PRC, for example, business cards should always be handed over with both hands and examined for a short time as a sign of respect. As a guest, you can present small gifts at the end of a meeting, and if they have a regional touch, all the better! They are a nice gesture, but are not a requirement.

Both men and women should wear appropriately formal clothing to a business meeting. Depending on business partner, this clothing can be more or less formal – for example, if you are meeting a young start-up.

It is recommended that you send an agenda before a meeting so that everyone can prepare themselves for it. In the meeting itself, it might happen that business partners react by remaining silent – this usually means they are thinking about what has been said. There is no need to fill this silence with small talk.

5th tip: Business meals

When business partners meet for a meal, the oldest/most senior group member sits down first and is followed by everyone else. If a refreshing beverage is served at the start of the meal, it is considered polite to accept it. During the meal, the guest might be offered the best dishes. Here too, it is considered polite to accept them and to praise the culinary skills involved in creating them. In a larger meeting, the individual dishes are divided up and everyone takes a small portion of each one. If you are asked to make a toast, you will be expected to turn to the oldest/most senior person and to say a few brief words of thanks to them.

When a meeting ends, you should invite your hosts to join you for another meal and so reciprocate their hospitality.

Bremeninvest in Vietnam

Actively promoting Bremen as a business location and supporting cooperation with Bremen companies is the task of Bremeninvest. Huong Thi Hoang is based in the Vietnamese business centre of Ho Chi Minh City and provides all-round local service. You can find out more about the services of Bremeninvest here.

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After more than 20 years, the ideas competition can look back on around 800 submitted start-up ideas. This makes CAMPUSiDEEN one of the most successful idea competitions at German universities.

This year, CAMPUSiDEEN is supported by these partners: AOK Bremen/Bremerhaven, Bremer Aufbau-Bank, encoway, ESA BIC, Bremen Chamber of Commerce, law firm Nachtwey IP, Sparkasse Bremen, Stiftung Bremer Wertpapierbörse, and team neusta.

Anyone who would like to meet former participants of the CAMPUSiDEEN competition and other founders from Bremen's universities in person is cordially invited to the 19th BRIDGE StartUp-Lounge on May 29, 2024, at 6 p.m. at the Digital Hub Industry, Konrad-Zuse-Straße 6A. https://bridge-online.de/en/events/19-bridge-startup-lounge

About BRIDGE:  

BRIDGE, which is part of the UniTransfer unit, is the central point of contact for students, alumni, and members of Bremen's universities when it comes to business start-ups. The BRIDGE university network is supported by the University of Bremen, Bremen University of Applied Sciences, Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences, the University of the Arts Bremen, Constructor University, and Bremer Aufbau-Bank GmbH. BRIDGE has the aim of improving the entrepreneurial climate at all involved universities and supporting promising ideas with start-up potential at an early stage.

About UniTransfer:  

The University of Bremen is aware of its responsibility in the community and involves society as a whole with its broad understanding of research-based knowledge and technology transfer. UniTransfer is the University of Bremen's central point of contact between academia, business, and society. The experts at the knowledge and technology transfer office support collaborations and projects across the entire spectrum of university subjects. This ranges from business start-ups, the commercialization of inventions, the referral of specialists and managers or science communication services, to the coordination of school projects and the management of the University Foundation and university fundraising.

Further Information:  

https://bridge-online.de/en/campusideen www.uni-bremen.de/en

Contact:  

BRIDGE Sarah Thiel University of Bremen BRIDGE Entrepreneur Support Network UniTransfer Phone: +49 421 218-60346 Email: sarah.thiel protect me ?! vw.uni-bremen protect me ?! .de

Royal Caribbean and Carnival Cruise ships leave from Baltimore for the first time since the collapse of the Key Bridge

• Cruise ships left the Port of Baltimore for the first time since March 26.
• The port's terminal was blocked after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed and killed six workers.
• Rebuilding the bridge will take four years and could cost up to $1.9 billion.

Two months after Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, cruise ships are now taking off from the Port of Baltimore.

A Royal Caribbean ship called Vision of the Seas left from the port on Saturday for a trip to Bermuda. And a Carnival Cruise ship called Pride destined for Greenland and Canada left Baltimore on Sunday.

The two trips are notable as the first cruise ships to leave Baltimore since the port was blocked by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26. The bridge collapsed after being hit by a cargo ship, killing six workers. The Francis Scott Key Bridge services about 30,000 people a day.

"We've been working through this process for the past two months," Jonathan Daniels, the director for the Port of Baltimore said in a video posted to X on May 25 by the port.

One week ago, the port's terminal was the headquarters for the recovery operations for the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Daniels added. The terminal is also a massive area of tourism for Maryland, bringing in 440,000 cruise passengers a year, Daniels told the Baltimore Sun.

The project to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge will take four years and is estimated to cost between $1.7 billion and $1.9 billion, a spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Transportation said in May 2023.

Watch: The container ship that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge has crashed before

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