This is a great stadium, but if you go and watch a match make sure you get in the stading section -…read moreit's massive and the atmosphere is great, especially if Werder win! Beers are about EUR3.80 plus a one euro deposit for a souvineer cup... I decided to pay one euro and keep the cup rather than give it back to get my money! Great club, great fans.

The Werder Bremen stadium is easily accessible from the city center via the tram system (a stop…read morevery close by, a short stroll to the stadium). I visited on a non-match day (could not schedule a game in unfortunately), but in a way, it worked out better. The club shop was fairly large, with the usual sale of jerseys, scarfs, mugs, caps, the whole set. The club museum was also fairly impressive, with past trophies and match day photos on display, this provided a good taste of the Werder Bremen experience. Unfortunately, the display was primarily in German so it was a bit difficult to understand, and the staff were not too confident with English either. Nevertheless, this should be interesting and appealing to any football fan.

Don't usually take tours but this one was great. Options for German or English. Beautiful…read moreinside. Even better than exterior. Learned how Bremish think. More than half the town was destroyed during the war but this, Roland and the church survived!

The town hall building, or Rathaus, is an interesting piece of architecture which looks at its best…read moreduring night time (check out the photos of it at night). It is centrally located, so any visitors will find it a sight hard to miss, and it is well worth stopping for. From what I know, it is a UNESCO listed building, with its importance related to the freedom of the city. There is an interesting tour of the town hall every afternoon, where they guide you through the building providing details fo the ins and outs of the place. Given its location, it can be difficult to get a good photo whilst avoiding the passing trams though

A really great museum - a must have for every tourist and visitor in Bremen! And for inhabitants…read moreanyway. Architecture of the main building is very unique and looks great. But the high degree of interactivity of exhibitions objects is amazing. You must touch and move everything to engage with exhibitions themes. Great place. Will be closed between November 2014 and march 2015.

Very original museum. We went there with some colleges from the university (all Aeronautical…read moreEngineers) during a visit in Bremen. At least found many interesting things and diverse stuff to play with (Yes... Like if we were kids). What I think is great of this place apart from the great number of spaces and sections it has, is that it is very adapted to different ages and levels of interest concerning science. I believe it will be a great experience for anyone no matter your age, and whether you are very interested in science or not.

This museum is full of interesting artifacts, displays, and facts from all around the world!! You…read morecan learn about other cultures, religions, and ways of life. There are three levels to visit each with a different theme. The first offers a look into oceanic areas, animals, Asian countries and even how diseases like malaria impact the areas. The second floor focuses on desert areas, evolution, and the role we humans play on the planet! The third floor focuses on north and South America. You can hear very interesting interviews with real people from areas such as Bremen Indiana! I highly recommend this museum that's centrally located right next to the main train station in Bremen, Germany.