History museums in Bremen

The Bremer Geschichtenhaus (Bremen Story House) in Bremen is a "living" museum where historical events and personalities of Bremen's life in historical settings from the mid-17th to the 20th century are prsented. Visitors are guided through the exhibition by unemployed citizens that wear costumes an

The Focke Museum is a museum of history and the history of art in Bremen. It is surrounded by a spacious park and includes four historic buildings, the modern main building and the recently built Schaumagazin. In the buildings,the collections on the history of the city and general cultural history f

The Hafenmuseum Bremen Speicher XI is a museum in Bremen that is dedicated to the development of the urban Bremen ports with a local history approach. The museum commemorates the former use of the area, which was characterized by ships, cargo handling and harbor life. The history of the port is told

The Ludwig Roselius Museum (Museum im Roselius-Haus) is a museum in Bremen that holds the private collection of the coffee merchant Ludwig Roselius (1874–1943). The museum is housed in a building that was completed in 1588. The collection consists of various objects from the Middle Ages to the Baroq

Heimatmuseum Schloss Schönebeck is a musuem in Bremen that is housed in the Schönebeck Castle, a moated castle built in North German half-timbering. Special exhibitions cover the topics of the history of the former port city of Vegesack, including topics such as sailing, steamboats, herring loggers,

In Köksch un Qualm, the historic kitchen of a cigar factory, visitors can see maids from up close and make a journey to a bygone era of housekeeping.