The ornate Weser Renaissance facade of Bremen Town Hall on the market square, with the Roland statue and crowds in front.

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Bremen Town Hall

Bremen Town Hall stands on the market square, built between 1405 and 1410 in Gothic style and given a Weser Renaissance facade in the early 17th century. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004 together with the neighbouring Roland statue, it still houses the city senate, and its state rooms can be seen on a guided tour.

Nearby

Bremen Roland

statue

Town Musicians of Bremen statue

sculpture

Bremen Cathedral

church

Böttcherstraße

street

Schnoor

historic site

Kunsthalle Bremen

art museum

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