Bremen is the old city in German and also has a rich tradition of sea trade port, but more cozy than the vast Hamburg. The city has many ornate homes bourgeois magnificent facade of the Renaissance town hall, the old building guild Bremen merchants near the Market Square with "Roland" and "The Bremen Town Musicians." The city is famous for its excellent sightseeing such as St. Peter's Basilica, built in the 11th century, rebuilt several times, and during the war it was destroyed. It has been restored. The City Hall is a building in the Gothic style, built in the years 1405-1410. In the middle of Town Square is a statue of Roland, the keeper of the city. Another popular attraction of the city is a monument of Musicians of Bremen, placed on the Town Square. There is an interesting Maritime Museum, the exhibition which you can see a variety of crafts, from the Viking era to modern submarines. Here is placed the Marine Zoo with the polar bears, walruses, seals, seals and marine aquariums. Diversity of cultural life in Bremen will satisfy the most demanding taste. The choice represented by museums, art collections, opera and ballet scenes and a wide variety of theaters, there is often the festivals and concerts. There is a German Chamber Philharmonic. Nature lovers can hike on a boat on the Weser River, ride a bike on the picturesque environs of the city. In the summer, from Bremen, depart daily pleasure boats to the island of Helgoland in the North Sea. There are many comfortable expensive and middle-ranged hotels with all modern conveniences. Come here and admire the most charming atmosphere of the city.