Bremerhaven is Germany's biggest North Sea coastal town, Europe's most important fishing port, an international trading center, shipbuilding location and Germany's number one port amongst the cruise ship ports of the world. Bremerhaven is also a part of the state of the "Free Hanseatic City of Bremen", Germany's only two-city state consisting of the cities of Bremen and Bremerhaven
Beautiful and clean city. Lots to see and do.
Visited: Jun 07, 2014
Do Hop On Hop Off bus. Cheaper and can see more that what excursions offer.
Visited: Jun 14, 2016
Its a small town, and there is not that much time to travel to Bremen
Visited: Aug 06, 2009
Paid for the tour of Bremen, 8:45 AM departure. Called tour desk and requested to wait for us 10 minutes...the response was negative. I requested a refund and the response was negative.
Visited: May 27, 2018
The tour guide drove us around for the city tour too long visiting many of the same streets mulitple times. We only had one 15 minute break and then 30 minutes at the end of tour. Not enough free time involved so there wasn't time to eat, use toilets, or shop for souvenirs.
Visited: May 27, 2018
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