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⚓️🚨 The salvage tug Seefalke is a historic vessel from 1924, moored in the museum harbor of the German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven. It is closely linked to the history of deep-sea search and rescue and salvage services in the Atlantic and is considered a technological milestone as it was the world's first salvage motor tug.

⚓️🛳️ The Geeste harbor (or more precisely: the mouth of the Geeste River where it flows into the Weser) in Bremerhaven is the historical heart of the city and the central transition between the old harbor basins and the river. It is closely linked to the city's founding, its emigration history, and today houses the Havenwelten (Harbor Worlds) with its maritime attractions.

A very nice section in Bremerhaven to look at the harbor and the buildings at the harbor.

Beautiful architectural style! A highlight to visit

Small skate park in Bremerhaven Surheide - with halfpipe, rail and various obstacles.

Alwin has already described everything. I really enjoyed it here, and I especially recommend the visit to the submarine.

Great building in Bremerhaven

Bremerhaven's first artificial harbor basin was built between 1827 and 1830. Dutch contractors were commissioned to carry out the work because they were expected to have the necessary technical and organizational knowledge of hydraulic engineering. The construction was supervised by the hydraulic engineer Jacobus Johannes van Ronzelen, also from Holland. He had prepared the report for the facility a year earlier and was appointed Bremen's harbor construction director and building officer in 1827. The harbor was 750 meters long, 57.5 meters wide and 5.25 meters deep and had a lock with an outer harbor on the Geeste. The harbor basins had to be dug out by hand and the excavated material had to be carried away in simple carts. Up to 900 workers from near and far did the hard work for meager wages and poor working conditions. The foundation stone for the lock was laid on 12 July 1828. Just two years later, on 1 September 1830, the port was completed.