Culture in Bremen

Bremen 

Museums in Bremen serve for every taste - traditional to modern. There are so many museums to see that we cannot list them all but here are a few highlights.

• Bremen Kunsthalle: Displays 600 years of painting, sculpture, print, and media art masterpieces. The most impressive are the special exhibitions such as Claude Monet or Edvard Munch.
• Bremen Overseas Museum: African art, overseas animals and plants or gold from America; this museum invites you to explore foreign worlds and history. 
• Art collections on Böttcherstraße: The Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum and the Museum in the Roselius-Building. The Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum is dedicated to this artist and shows a variety of her paintings as well as a collection by Bernhard Hoetgers. The Roselius-Building has late-medival art and middle class home decor, and silver tresures from Riga.
• Focke-Museum: Here you will find the history of Bremen throughout the last 1200 years. A park surrounds the historic buildings. 
• Universum Bremen: An interactive science museum with over 250 exhibits, a discovery park, and special exhibitions in the SchauBox. 
  
• Bremen Botanical Museum: Discover fascinating plants and asian life systems.

Bremerhaven

• German Emigration Museum in Bremerhaven: Europe's largest theme museum on emigration. Visitors can follow in the footsteps of the more than 7 million people who emigrated overseas via Bremerhaven.
• Klimahaus Bremerhaven 8° Ost :Through investigation of 5 continents, 9 villages, and all climatic regions of the world, the Klimahaus answers questions about climate and the like. 
• German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven : This museum presents a hands-on experience in an impressive open-air museum situated directly on the port of the Weser peninsula. 

• Goetheplatz Theatre and the New Playhouse: In the program they offer operas, plays, dance, book readings, concerts, and more. 
• Bremen Musical Theater: This theatre hosts short term events such as musicals, circuses, or other shows. 
• Bremer Shakespeare Company: Performances of Shakespeare dramas and their orginal plays, on a stage close to the audience.