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This second most populated city in northern Germany is known for its major port, which lends it to being an important commercial and industrial center. In recent years, it has also become a great place for higher education. The University of Bremen is one of only 11 others named as an "Elite University" in Germany. The city remains true to its history and is proud to be a part of the smallest German state, which has been an independent city-state for most of its 1200 years of existence. Don't be fooled by its size, because the streets are filled with an endless number of attractions, heritage sites, and exciting venues.

Location: Small German State Surrounded by the Weser River

Bremen is a city of 500,000 people in northern Germany, a historical part of the country. Its long and narrow shape places it in the middle of the river Weser, situated entirely on flat plains. This small town has plenty of ways to get around with its own airport, bus system, train services throughout Germany, and the Autobahn 1. Its oceanic climate offers a warm summer and milder winter as well as only a few days of heavy snowfall a year.

Business: Beer, Aircraft Parts, and a Mercedes-Benz Factory

Known as one of Germany's top aerospace destinations, this city is a major producer of Airbus wings as well as advanced technology for manned space travel. Technology is a big industry in the area, where wind energy, robotics, and automotive industries thrive while discovering the next advancement. Beck's Beer is also locally manufactured. To top it all off, many businesses choose Bremen due to its unique event spaces and conference hotels.

Culture: Inspiring Concert Halls and Theatres Galore

Residents must really love entertainment and the arts, because this small town contains dozens of concert halls and theatres. From a Shakespeare company to a 1400-seat musical theatre venue, those who love to watch award-winning performances and hear amazing music will have no problem finding somewhere to go. For a unique experience, visitors can hop on the Bremen Theatre Ship, a riverboat featuring Mediterranean cuisine and show-stopping performances.

Activities: Make a New Discovery Every Day of the Week

Some of the area's biggest attractions center around science, history, and education. For those who want a comprehensive look at artifacts and information from around the world, the Ethnological Museum has exhibits about foreign languages, African art, and gold from the Americas. History buffs can learn about the city's history in a playful way at the House of History, and future scientists can be fascinated by the 250 exhibits at Universum Bremen.