The stone statue of Roland with sword and shield in front of Bremen's Town Hall.

Free entry

Bremen Roland

The Bremen Roland is a 5.5-metre stone statue of the knight Roland, erected in 1404 on the market square as a symbol of the city's trading rights and civic freedom. One of the oldest and largest Roland statues in Germany, it has stood beside the town hall ever since and was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.

Nearby

Bremen Town Hall

historic building

Town Musicians of Bremen statue

sculpture

Bremen Cathedral

church

Böttcherstraße

street

Schnoor

historic site

Kunsthalle Bremen

art museum

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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