Best places: Things to dos in Weyhe, Germany

Picturesque neighborhood with centuries-old buildings & cobblestone streets, plus shops & cafes.

Family park, criss-crossed with paths, dedicated to the rhododendron plant & its colorful foliage.

Picturesque town square hosting annual holiday markets & surrounded by celebrated architecture.

City views spread from the Gothic towers of this ornate 11th-century edifice, rebuilt in the 1800s.

👍👍 This place is magnificent! I was really impressed with this place. We had a great walk here and variety of flowers and plants are here. I beleive I will visit this place every time I visit Bremen.

😐 Okay, I am going to be a bit critical here today. First of all, no matter if you are a tourist or a resident of Bremen, a visit to Bürgerpark is a must have in one's list. Now come to the experience part, the park is well maintained and offer number of activities. The problem is there is not a si...

Ornate Gothic town hall with marbled lobby, gilded art nouveau chamber & grand cellar restaurant.

Landmark bronze of the donkey, dog, cat & rooster featuring in the Brothers Grimm's fairy tale.

Stone giant symbolising freedom & market rights, with a shield bearing an imperial coat of arms.

👍👍 A piece of nature like an island in the sea made of masonry and asphalt. The extensive park offers relaxation and tranquility, invites you to linger and roam. In addition to wide paths, there are also narrow paths through the green. The birds chirp the tone and for a moment city life is forgotten....

Botanical garden with interactive activities for kids, plus a koi pond, monkeys & a restaurant.

Living history museum where costumed actors tell the story of Bremen from the 1600s to early 1900s.

Animal enclosures in the Bürgerpark featuring various species, such as a deer, alpacas & boar.

Street of art museums, craft workshops & cafes, famous for its 1920s architecture, with a carillon.

👍👍 * wish ı was here

Built in the 18th century on the site of the city's walls, this park features sculptures & a moat.

River cruises depart from this quay with a walkway beside a medieval church, plus waterfront dining.

Art museum including works by Rubens, Rembrandt, Courbet & Picasso, plus temporary exhibitions.

👍 You will not see and hear a carillon of Meissen porcelain often or at all, but you can in this street. It sounds every hour from 12 - 18 but you can use your smartphone and scan a QR code on the wall to run it in between

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