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Bus excursions from Bremen

Thanks to its geographical situation, Bremen is a good place to start several interesting sightseeing tours by bus to important cities in Germany. Here are some ideas for bus excursions starting in Bremen:

Sightseeing tours to Hannover

Author : Alexander Ehrlich. Licence : all rights reserved.Hannover is the third largest city in northern Germany. It is situated on the shore of the river Leine. During a sightseeing tour to Hannover, you should follow the "red ribbon", a 4.2 kilometer long line on the sidewalks of Hannover that leads you to the 36 most important tourist attractions of Hannover and that helps you save time. The most important tourist attraction in Hannover is the New town hall. From the top of its roof, you can enjoy a splendid view of Hannover and its surroundings. Slightly outside of Hannover, visit the Herrenhausen Gardens. They are composed of four different garden sections and an impressive central fountain.

Sightseeing tours to Hamburg

Source : Wikimedia Commons. Licence : Public Domain.Hamburg is often called the "Venice of the North" - due to the colour of its houses, its numerous channels and its characteristic traditions. The city of Hamburg is famous for its huge port, making Hamburg a gateway to Germany and to the Hanseatic region. It possedes many unique sightseeing attractions, a network of channels and the river Alster that forms an artificial lake at the very heart of the town. Culturally, Hamburg entertains its visitors with several important museums and theatres. Hamburg's nightlife is colorful: it focuses in the quarter Sankt Pauli, especially around the Reeperbahn avenue.

Some suggestions for your sightseeing tour to Hamburg:

• enjoy a boat trip to the enormous port of Hamburg.
• the Jenischpark is a 42 ha big forest in the quarter Othmarschen. It is Hamburg's oldest English Garden.
• the quarter Blankensee is situated on a hillside and marked by narrow avenues and stairs. It contains a botanic garden and the zoo Tierpark Hagenbeck.
• inmidst a big park within Hamburg lies the zoo Tierpark Hagenbeck. Admire more than 1850 animals from all continents.
• the Alster lake is a big lake within the city limits of Hamburg. It is composed of two communicating basins, the Outer Alster and the Inner Alster, on board of which you can find Hamburg's town hall. Between the two parts of the Alster Lake lies the Jungfernstieg avenue with its elegant shops and luxury hotels.

Close to Hamburg: Lübeck and the Baltic Sea

Take a bath in the Baltic Sea or undertake a 1.7 kilometer long walk alongside the bay of Lübeck and Priwall.

Sightseeing tours to Osnabrück

Author: Alexander Ehrlich. Licence: all rights reserved.During a bus excursion to Osnabrück, we offer you the opportunity to discover the "city of peace" Osnabrück. Its situation inmidst the natural park TERRA.vita, a member of the UNESCO geo-park network, makes Osnabrück very particular. Additionnally, the city offers plentiful sightseeing attractions for any taste: culture, nature, history and open air events.

For culture and history fans: Osnabrück is merely impregnated with history. Don't miss a visit to the remnants of the ancient city wall with its guard towers, have a look at the fortress from the 17th century and at the narrow roads of the city center with its medieval timber-frame houses.

For nature lovers: Osnabrück is situated inmidst a huge natural reserve named TERRA.vita. Discover a multitude of landscapes by foot, by bike or on a horseback.

The right mix between culture and nature: the residential park in the middle of the old town, the city park next to its limits and the botanic garden of the university are easily accessible recreational areas. For more tranquillity, go to the river Hase or to the Rubbenbruch lake in a forest outside of Osnabrück.

Sightseeing tours to Münster

Author: Alexander Ehrlich. Licence: all rights reserved.Join us on a bus excursion to Münster, a very worthwile city in the North of North-Rhine-Westphalia. Situated in between Osnabrück and Dortmund, Münster is famous for its picturesque old town, its many bikers and its high life standard.

Dont miss a visit to the many tourist attractions of Münster, especially to the Prinzipalmarkt square: thanks to its vicinity to the Hanseatic League, the city of Munster flourished. Many merchants offered their goods on the prinicipal market of Münster, the richest among them chose to settle down in Münster and built impressive residences with gables and arcades. Due to heavy bomb damage, only two original buildings have survived until today; the others having been rebuilt in a more modest manner, but according to the original scheme. On the same street, you will also find the town hall, the most important building on the Prinzipalmarkt square both from an architectural and a historical point of view. It is often considered the most beautiful example of secular gothic architecture in Europe.

St. Lambert's church is the second largest church of Münster. It is situated on the crossroads between the three major market squares Prinzipalmarkt, Roggenmarkt and Alter Fischmarkt. Built in gothic style, the church is inspired by the cathedral of Freiburg. St. Lambert's church impressively demonstrates the wealth of Münster's merchants and citizens.

The Schloss is a baroque palace that serves today as an administrative center for Münster's university. It cannot be visited from inside. Behind it lies the botanical garden of the university, a place of plurality and peace that is absolutely worth a visit. On the Hindenburg square in front of the Schloss, Münster celebrates the "Send" festival three times a year - with over 1 million visitors the biggest regular festivity nearby. Originally a relgious synode (hence the name "Send") accompanied by an inter-regional market, it is today a colourful and popular event for Münster's inhabitants and visitors. Severe laws used to protect the peace during the "Send" period: those who dared to spill blood during the "Send" were sentenced to death without exception. This is still commemorated by the exhibition of a sword outside of the town hall during "Send" time.

Münster does also offer recreational areas: at the Aasee lake and in the nature park Rieselfelder, you can undertake excursions by foot or by bicycle and observe rare birds and animals.

Book bus excursions from Bremen

If you are interested in booking a sightseeing tour or a bus excursion from Bremen, please write us to or call +49 172 83 44 164. The charter bus service "Busvermietung Bremen" provides you with chauffeur-driven buses and minibuses for your sightseeing tours and excursions to the surroundings of Bremen. Additionnally, we can also provide you with professional tour managers and tour guides for your sightseeing tours.