I have lived my whole life in this city. When I was younger, I always wanted to move away as soon as I would graduate from school. I thought Bremen was too small, a little boring and had no good future opportunities. Although the latter is partly true because finding a job here is not easy, I think differently now. This city is really worth living in. It’s green, has old traditions and a lively night-life and I still discover parts of it that I never knew before. These photos are just a glimpse of Bremen’s beauty and I mean to show you other popular places as soon as I find time to take some pictures! 🙂
Part One: Twilight Hour in the Heart of the City
Twilight hour above the Weser. You see the illuminated promenade “Schlachte” on the right side of the river.
The Schlachte with its ship quays. The square tower with blue light in the distance is the Wesertower.
The town hall of Bremen, a UNESCO cultural heritage from 13th century.
On the left side you see the “Roland”, a statue of a knight that symbolizes the freedom of the city.
The St Petri Dome of Bremen is like the town hall one of the old historical building surrounding the central market place.
Now here it is – my next big journey. It led me to Australia where I currently am, trying to share my experiences with you. I know it really is a privilege to come here twice in my life because it’s the other side of the world. My adventure “down under” started in Melbourne, where I stayed for a couple of days. But even after such a short time (and although the weather was mostly crap) I can say it is one of the most interesting cities I have visited so far! It is a very cool, very stylish and creative city with cultural events happening all the time. I was particularly fascinated by the street art. Unfortunately there is no time for a long text because I am staying at hostels where the internet connection depends on luck rather than anything else… But in this case, pictures speak more than words. 🙂 
Wonderland 