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There is much to discover not only in Bremen, but also in the surrounding area of the hanseatic city. If you have other items on your to-do list, Bremen is an ideal starting point for day trips.
Moorland, fish ponds, primeval forests and nature reserves tempt you to take an extensive hike in the Bremen countryside. Many of the idyllic destinations can be reached within a short drive. Explore the green surroundings and discover different animal and plant species! We have put together a few tips for hiking trails in Bremen and the surrounding area and the surrounding area.
Just an hour's drive from Bremen, you'll find pure island feeling waiting for you! Harriersand will win you over with its long, white sandy beach. On this excursion, the journey is the destination, as the outward journey takes you along green meadows and idyllic nature. The river island lies opposite the harbour town of Brake. Depending on which part of the beach you are on, you can observe the hustle and bustle of the harbour on the opposite side of the Weser. The ferry Guntsiet shuttles between Brake and Harriersand several times a day and brings many cyclists who like to use the surroundings for cycling tours.
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Splash your feet in the water, smell the sea breeze on a walk or look for slippery lugworms at low tide. The North Sea offers you many beautiful destinations! Enjoy the sea and the maritime feeling in northern Germany. Whether you want to refresh yourself with a swim or relax on a leisurely mudflat hike - find out about the current tides before your visit so that there are no surprises.
Bremerhaven is only a stone's throw away by car, as it takes just one hour to reach the Bremerhaven Here you can let the sea breeze blow around your nose and enjoy a hearty fish sandwich. The Klimahaus, the Zoo am Meer, the Deutsches Auswandererhaus and the Schaufenster Fischereihafen round off your maritime excursion.
Various sections of these routes are also suitable for one-day bike rides.
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