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Böttcherstraße
Tickets: book ahead or walk in?
Böttcherstraße is an open street that is freely walkable, though some museums inside charge entry.
Timed entry
No
Typical price
Free
Busiest
Daytime
Quietest time
Early morning
Best time to visit
Late morning to early afternoon, when the sun bathes the bricks in warm light and the carillon rings out.
Budget tips
Access to the street is free; for museums and exhibitions, the Bremen Card Pass is recommended for discounts.
Recommended for
Architecture enthusiasts, History lovers, Culture lovers, Photography enthusiasts
Plan your visit
1-2 hours
About
Quick facts: A fascinating ensemble of seven buildings telling nearly 100 years of history in brick. Here you find the carillon phonotheque with its 30 Meissen porcelain bells.
Highlights: The street impresses with expressionist architecture and the Becher cog, a replica of a medieval trading ship in the museum. The wooden portal figures by Bernhard Hoetger depict scenes from North German mythology and divide the street into different thematic areas.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable footwear, as cobblestones shape the path.
- Photograph the carillon in daylight for the best results.
- Avoid weekends to reduce the crowds.
- Visit the café in the Atlantis House for a break with a view of the street.
Practical info
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