Description
Summary
Description
Discover the enchanting Schnoor district on a guided walking tour through one of Bremen, Germany’s most historic neighborhoods. As you stroll its winding lanes, your local guide will share fascinating stories about Schnoor’s origins, dating back to the 13th century when a Franciscan monastery once stood at its edge.
Marvel at the architectural beauty of St. John's Church, a stunning redbrick Gothic masterpiece built in the 14th century. The district is famed for its remarkably preserved houses from the 17th and 18th centuries, offering a glimpse into Bremen’s romantic past and the daily life of its former residents.
Wander past some of Schnoor’s oldest secular buildings, including Haus Schnoor 15, also known as Brasilhaus, and Packhaus Schnoor 2, both rich with centuries-old history. Your guide will reveal how some houses were meticulously reconstructed to honor the original designs and spirit of the neighborhood.
Admire a variety of architectural styles, from classicism and historicism to Baroque and Renaissance, as you learn about the people who have shaped Schnoor over the centuries. The tour includes engaging stories and insights that bring the area’s vibrant heritage to life.
The experience is available as a shared or private tour, beginning at a convenient meeting point within the Schnoor district. Lasting around two hours, this walking tour does not include food, drinks, or entrance to additional attractions, making it the perfect cultural introduction to Bremen. Book now to secure your spot on this unforgettable journey through Schnoor’s storied streets!
