쉬운 브레머하펜 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

The 64-hectare public park offers recreational opportunities for people of all ages. Families with young children will find the playground, the animal enclosures with petting zoo, and the boat rental particularly appealing. (Source: https://www.bremerhaven.de/de/leben-arbeiten-gesundheit/familien-kinder/familienportal/naherholungsgebiete-in-geestemuende.78178.html)

A cable car, a climbing rope pyramid with a slide and a bouncy castle, as well as a sand play area with a playhouse and sand construction site, a spring rocker and a carousel are available. (Source: https://www.bremerhaven.de/de/freizeit-kultur/freizeit-im-gruenen/buergerpark-grosse-spielwiese.25981.html)

You can take a lovely walk around the new harbor, always along the water. Unfortunately, the selection of restaurants is quite limited, at least in winter.

An interesting display board explains the simple...but ingenious technology of the bridge/lifting technique: In theory & practice 👍🏻 Located between the German Emigration Center and the Climate House, connecting the old and new harbors📍.

When the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen wanted to build a port on the sea at the beginning of the 19th century, it purchased an area 60 kilometers north of its own city limits from the Kingdom of Hanover. Since then, not only a huge port has grown there, but also a city of its own, which today belongs to the German federal state of Bremen.

When the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen wanted to build a port on the sea at the beginning of the 19th century, it purchased an area from the Kingdom of Hanover located 60 kilometers north of its own city limits. Since then, not only a huge port but also a separate city has grown there, which today belongs to the German federal state of Bremen. In the mid-19th century, Bremerhaven developed into the most important port for emigrants leaving Germany for America.

🤗Beautiful power plant from the past, - the stark difference right next to it🫨: Functional & ugly power plant of today🤢

When the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen wanted to build a port on the sea at the beginning of the 19th century, it purchased an area from the Kingdom of Hanover located 60 kilometers north of its own city limits. Since then, not only a huge port has grown there, but also a city of its own, which today belongs to the German federal state of Bremen. In the mid-19th century, Bremerhaven developed into the most important port for emigrants leaving Germany for America. Today, it is an exciting port full of sights.