What a party place!! A beautiful building. Arriving by ferry is highly recommended. Then you get great views of the sunset.

Hamburg one of the best ground, many matches happens here and around 70,000 people come at one place and have an amazing time. I have visited here multiple times but this time it was for an event. It is very well maintained and top notch quality. But the connectivity is little bit of an issue but it depends on what’s the occasion and local transportation authority decides as per needed.

This is quite simply an astonishing venue. It is absolutely huge and generated one of the best atmospheres I have experienced. The lower section behind the north goal is the safe standing area which is occupied by the ultra’s who generate the constant noise and the rest of the stadium was noticeably steep and we had our tickets for the very back row so it was a light workout on the legs finding our seat but the view when we got there was exceptional.

Lüneburger Heide is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of nature, offering a remarkable experience for wildlife enthusiasts and families alike. From the moment you step foot into the park, you're greeted by lush greenery and the serene sounds of nature. The park's layout is well-designed, with clearly marked trails that guide you through various habitats, including forests, meadows, and ponds. One of the highlights of the park is the opportunity to observe native wildlife up close. From majestic deer roaming freely to adorable wild boars foraging in their natural habitat, every encounter feels like a privilege. The park's commitment to conservation and animal welfare is evident in the spacious enclosures and the respectful distance maintained between visitors and the animals. For families, the park provides ample opportunities for relaxation and recreation. Picnic areas scattered throughout the park invite visitors to enjoy a leisurely lunch surrounded by nature, while playgrounds offer children the chance to burn off energy between wildlife sightings. Overall, Wildpark Lüneburger Heide is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tranquil retreat into nature. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this enchanting park has something to offer everyone.

An excellent exhibition of old and new armored vehicles and cannons of all sorts that were developed and used all the way from World War 1 up to the present. I don't know if a girlfriend would be interested in watching tanks all day long but I think some kiddos would be so definitely recommended for a fun and interesting family visit where they can dive into the history of some of the machines that shaped our present world.

Worth the visit! It gives very Mediterranean feels. Down the stairs you’ll find the lighthouse and the harbor with sail boats. What a sight!

Limited stores, but most of the stores have good collections and not too crowded . So you got enough time to choose 😊. Mobile internet doesn’t work as the network signal too bad or none sometimes. I guess they will try to improve this. Enough parking space for cars 🚘 bike 🏍️ bike 🚲

It's a great entertainment center. It's in the middle of the forest, far from the city center. It's between Hamburg and Bremen. It's a 20-minute walk from Wolterdingen train station. It has a nice theme hotel inside. The hotel food is average, a little below average, but still not bad. The amusement park also has food options, which are below average. The entertainment starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 6 p.m. for everyone. Hotel guests can enter half an hour early but can only queue. The attractions also start at 10 p.m. Wait times are on average 20-30 minutes. Wait times for ages 8 and under are shorter, around 5 minutes. If you're quick, you can visit and enjoy one attraction in one day. If you take it slow, it even takes two days. It's a must-see for anyone with children aged 12-29. The park design, roller coasters, and themes are all excellent. It would be great if they upgraded the food service as well.

It is always a delight to visit this place. It is full of history and there are many lovely restaurants around. There is a museum and a block away are many lovely shops as well. Overall, Stade fascinates me not only because of its abundance in fruits but also because it is so near Hamburg and yet so not overcrowded with tourists.

Truly excellent park! The birds and other animals are well cared for and appear to be very happy and healthy. The gardens and enclosures are very well maintained and presented, bravo to the staff! Please give yourself as many hours possible to take in as much off the park as possible as it is much bigger and more diverse than you can imagine. Loved every minute we spent in here.

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My grandchildren are 10 and 7 and were able to do almost everything themselves. Lots of exciting, accessible activities. The Dragon ride was very cool 😎 We had a fun day.

We had the "Evening with Wolves at the Winter Solstice" package. The actual wolf experience was great, but definitely not for small children! The weather was very cold and our group was all adults braving the storm to see these wolves devour a whole deer -- like I said, a great experience. But if you are coming with children, maybe check out the Meet&Greet package instead. Some small functionalities that made the experience much better were: 1) We had a private room and a seperated bathroom. The bathroom was pretty clean and came with disinfectant spray, which definitely made it more comfortable. 2) The Purell hand sanitizer dispensers were actually filled and working! 3) The rooms have a small kitchenette, we should have definitely gotten more food or snacks with us. They also had a coffee machine, electric kettle, toaster, and fridge with small freezer. We brought teabags and it was a very good call. And it also had salt, vinegar, sugar, dish detergent, clean sponges, etc! 4) All of the wall sockets have pre-installed child covers! Such a small but great feature. 5) We had a grill dinner included but the sausages were either pork or vegetarian, so we asked if we could bring our own. They were very accomodating and grilled our sausages quickly, put them in a different tray and we got to eat our food happily :) 6) Whenever we had questions, the staff went out of their way to resolve the underlying problem, rather than just respond. We were low on cash and asked for help finding an ATM (which they didn't have) but the woman we asked then gave some other solutions until we found one that worked! They really go the extra mile. Some things to be aware of: 1) Pack slippers or some sort of house shoes, I wish we had known that! Would have made the experience much better. Maybe even add more functional items to the gift shop or as a vending machine to the housing area!! Stocking with simple cheap 'hotel' items like shampoo bars, house slippers, snacks... 2) Bring your own coffee, tea bags, etc for after the event! Maybe the restaurant was open but after several hours in the cold, we just wanted to lie down with some tea. We brought some tea bags and snacks but we could have done even more. I'm sure people who are gluten free or have severe allergies will be happy to have a space where they can make extra food. 3) Bring cash!!! You can pay with card in the restaurant and gift shop, but if you are thinking of coming by bus, just get a taxi instead from the Dörverden train station. The number is shown next to the bus stop and it's about 16 euros one way. Much easier. In short, this isn't a cheap experience, and it isn't something super quick to do. In summer it looks like they have a lot of good activities, like a gold rush themed dig and some other unique exhibitions. It's a great gift for the wolf-obsessed person in your life and it's also a good weekend getaway, but I would really recommend against trying to cut costs on something like this. Better to just get the package, take your time, and enjoy all the little things that come your way.

Absolute worth it....we went with 2 groups 2 different rooms and all had a blast with the whole game and scenario an awesome experience of teamwork and really smart situations and surprises without giving away anything...cool hosts we had a great day with our team and escape nienburg is an absolute 2 thumbs up..go there and have fun escaping their rooms...

St. Peter's Cathedral (St. Petri Dom) in Bremen is a stunning example of medieval ecclesiastical architecture, located in the heart of the city's market square. The cathedral dates back over 1,200 years, with its current structure built mainly in the Romanesque and Gothic styles. Its most striking features are the two towering twin spires, which rise about 98 meters high and dominate Bremen’s skyline. The exterior is built from dark sandstone, giving it a majestic, weathered look. The facade includes arched doorways, rose windows, and ornate carvings. Inside, the cathedral has vaulted ceilings, ancient crypts, richly decorated altars, and a beautifully carved pulpit. It reflects Bremen's religious, cultural, and architectural history across centuries.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Schnoor in Bremen, and I must say, it was one of the most charming experiences I've had in a long time. This historic neighborhood is a must-see for anyone traveling to Bremen. The narrow, cobblestone streets are lined with beautifully preserved 16th-century houses, each one telling a story of the past. The atmosphere is enchanting, with quaint shops, cafes, and restaurants tucked away in every corner. I loved getting lost in the winding streets, discovering hidden gems, and admiring the intricate architecture. The Schnoor is a true gem of Bremen, and I felt like I had stepped back in time. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or just looking for a unique experience, the Schnoor is a must-visit destination. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to explore the authentic side of Bremen. *Tips:* - Take your time to wander the streets and discover the hidden gems. - Visit the local shops and cafes to get a feel for the community. - Don't miss the stunning architecture and historic landmarks. *Overall:* The Schnoor in Bremen is a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you with lasting memories. I fell in love with its charm and character, and I'm sure you will too!

I totally recommend visiting the Bremen Rathaus. We had an amazing experience during our weekend trip to Bremen. The building is very beautiful and we enjoyed its interior. Mostly, we wish to thank the staff for the attention they paid to us: as the only non-German speakers of our booking time, they arranged a specific visit in English: our guide, Ms Britta - I hope I spelled the name correctly - was lovely and passionate about the history of Bremen and its Townhall. She made us feel welcomed and we enjoyed our tour so much! Totally recommended!

As someone who loves history and architecture, Bremen completely captivated me. It’s easily the most beautiful city I’ve ever visited. Walking through the city centre felt like stepping into a storybook; every corner seemed to tell a tale of its rich past, with stunning historical buildings and intricate architectural details. The famous Town Hall and Roland Statue are mesmerizing landmarks, and the cobblestone streets add to the city's charm. The Christmas market, especially just before Christmas Eve, was like a dream come to life; magical, enchanting, and filled with wonder. The festive stalls, glowing lights, and the aroma of mulled wine and roasted almonds created an atmosphere that was nothing short of extraordinary. It felt as though I had walked into one of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, complete with twinkling lights and joyous holiday spirit. The blend of history, culture, and festive magic in Bremen made it an unforgettable experience. It’s not just a place you visit but one you feel deeply connected to, as if it was pulled straight from the pages of your favorite childhood storybook. Bremen is truly a city of wonders, especially during the Christmas season!

Bremen Market Square is absolutely stunning and deserves every bit of five stars! Surrounded by magnificent historical buildings like the Town Hall and the Roland Statue, it’s a place where history and charm come together perfectly. The architecture is breathtaking, and the atmosphere is lively yet relaxed—ideal for strolling, taking photos, or enjoying a coffee at one of the nearby cafes. Whether you’re interested in culture, history, or just soaking up the local vibe, this square offers a memorable experience at any time of day. A true gem in the heart of Bremen!

Bremen Market Square is absolutely stunning and deserves every bit of five stars! Surrounded by magnificent historical buildings like the Town Hall and the Roland Statue, it’s a place where history and charm come together perfectly. The architecture is breathtaking, and the atmosphere is lively yet relaxed—ideal for strolling, taking photos, or enjoying a coffee at one of the nearby cafes. Whether you’re interested in culture, history, or just soaking up the local vibe, this square offers a memorable experience at any time of day. A true gem in the heart of Bremen!

Very moving place. The story telling is good. There is still a lot of work needed to preserve this place, we gladly left a donation, but it is completely free of charge to enter. There is a good app but download it and also download the tour in the app before going inside. Definitely recommend this place as a visit.

Super nice experience You can get anything:animals,birds, bar, restaurant,souvenirs, strand, water slides, train rides, kids playgrounds, wendeling machins.A very nice place and huge.First i thought it is expensive:24,50 for adults, 22,50 for kids above 3 uears old but it worth it.Good invesment for a full day of quality time and fun. We will return. I love it🥰😍

Brick Church on the outside (Gothic), Neoclassical inside. Round plant and the benches layout is quite original and worthy to see. Don't miss the Tombstones between the main entrance and the church entrance.

What an amazing relaxing place , just amazing

A really interesting outdoor museum! Don’t let adverse weather keep you from visiting, this place is accessible year round.

Wonderful place. We've been there all day. Places for picnic everywhere, we took food with us from home and enjoy meal there. Animals and carousels, kids really love it. There is everything for newborns till teenagers and parents as well.would recommend.

Had a nice tour in the factory, lots of history. After there was a licor tasting in the factory-shop

Unmissable place when being in this unique area. The museum gives a pictoresque overview on the history of the swamp land region in the German Dutch region of bourtanger Moor. It tells a lot about the urbanization of zhe region and the people who live here. It shows a lot of unique equipment to need to make life possible over many hundred years. Bottomline, clear recommendation!

Great menu for a fair trade price. One of The best terraces in The Netherlands. I think even Nr. One in my Top 10. The Nature view is magnificent!!! Old oak trees all around you, in a very rare natural habitat; Loss sand: also LUTTERZAND! Excellent hygiene and very high class service! The pancakes; in Dutch Pannekoeken are famous. Other dishes are also of best quality and very nice proportions. Also a very safe fenced playground for toddlers and children next to it. So many fatigue parents can just relax. Conclusion: One of the best.