Explore nature, wildlife and culture – hiking in and around Bremen in Germany

The wonderfully fascinating and diverse landscape of the Wildeshauser Geest is always a perfect destination for excursions or leisurely walks on easy paths. Cool mixed forests, blooming heather fields and idyllic river valleys characterize the area just as much as moors and sand dunes or shady avenues… read more

North of Bremen, in the Teufelsmoor region, an overwhelmingly beautiful moor landscape spreads out, in which the impressive traces of peat extraction can still be seen and which scores with a special variety of fauna and flora. Two nature reserves revolving around the moor and a hilly forest are the… read more

On the North Sea peninsula of Butjadingen, which is surrounded by the Jade Bay and the Weser, is the Langwarder Groden in the far north. Here you can intensively feel, smell and see the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea. Not only can you observe the constant change between low and high tide here, you… read more

This beautiful circular hike runs through the Ahlhorn pond farm, which was created in the early 20th century in a complex and laborious process by hand. A cultural landscape of ponds and ditch systems was created where heathland, moors and sand dunes used to be, and due to the diversity that arose there… read more

The Luneplate is an artificial floodplain that is lower than the Weser flood and is flooded twice a day. The flood plain was necessary because major construction projects in the port of Bremerhaven had to be balanced. This created an exciting and highly interesting area consisting of marsh grassland… read more

Shady forests, babbling brooks and semi-natural swamp landscapes in a largely unspoilt landscape - what a beautiful view for all hikers. And this charming landscape in the district of Rotenburg (Wümme) not far from Bremervörde and Gnarrenburg can be reached quickly. The 18-kilometre hike runs mainly… read more

Bremen's Bürgerpark is one of the most important landscape parks in Germany, because the green area that was created in the 19th century is almost completely preserved today. The different horticultural landscapes, including the oak grove, together with the city forest, are a wonderful local recreation… read more

Bremen is surprising and amazing. In addition to the historic old town, the UNESCO World Heritage Bremen Town Hall with the Roland and one of the largest inner-city parks in Germany, you can also discover a good 670 works of art in public space. Bremen was the first city in Germany to promote art in… read more

The slightly hilly Geest landscape in the north of Bremen with its impressive height of up to 49 meters is often referred to as Bremen's Switzerland. This is where the Geestbach Schönebecker Aue has its source, which meanders in its course to the Bremen area, is dammed up in the Schönebecker Schlossteich… read more