We had a great guide who took us past the main attractions around the central square area. At each stop he was able to give great information about history, culture, current events, architecture, etc. and confidently answer questions. In addition to giving all the standard information, our guide was full of little side stories and anecdotes from his own experiences or from the history books that really made the tour more engaging. With limited time in Bremen, this tour was a great way to be introduced to the city.

Piere, our guide, spoke excellent English and told us many interesting facts and anecdotes. It was one of the hottest days but he went at an easy pace and thougtfully stopped in the shade at all of the points of interest. He also got us back to the Glockenspielhaus just as it was time for the bells to chime and the picture tower to turn. The tour then continued and finished in the Schnoor district, just perfect for Kaffee and Kuchen. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour and now know a lot more about Bremen than we did before.

It was a very humorous, likeable man who knew a lot to tell about Bremen. My son (9 years) was very enthusiastic and would take part in another tour, even though 2 hours of concentration for a child is quite an achievement. He would have liked to have seen and heard even more. I also have to say that for me personally one could have learned more at one point or another, far away from the usual tourist program items. The planted telephone booth opposite the Schifferhaus, for example, deserves attention, as does the house itself. But all in all it was a nice guided tour, you can walk a lot, listen to a lot of information and experience so much. We are enthusiastic about Bremen and its diversity. We would recommend a tour with a guide to anyone visiting Bremen.