Holiday Inspiration "Tierisch gut" ("Beastly good")

Holiday Inspiration "Tierisch gut" ("Beastly good")

Bremerhaven has the appropriate offers for young and old explorers. In the barrier-free Zoo by the sea, polar bears, seals, penguins and many other Nordic animal species can be observed above and under water and the colorful fish world of the North Sea can be admired in the aquariums. The barrier-free accessible "havenhostel" offers, besides variable room sizes, also a comfortable lounge with table football, seating areas and internet terminals and the Hotel Adena offers tasteful rooms in a central location. The maritime history of the city comes to life in the barrier-free Historical Museum. Large exhibits, such as a steam-powered ice machine or computer games that can be used to build a virtual trawler, will delight the whole family.

The "Erlebnis Bremerhaven GmbH" has compiled the Holiday Inspiration "Tierisch gut". 

The following offers/companies belong to this Holiday Inspiration:

havenhostel
Hotel Adena
Zoo by the sea
Historical Museum 

Arrival and mobility on site:

You arrive comfortably with your own car or by train. From the main train station you can reach the accommodation "Havenhostel" with the "Bremerhavenbus" low-floor buses, www.bremerhavenbus.de. Take the bus lines 505 or 506 (network of routes) in the direction of "Havenwelten" to the "Rotersand" stop. From here you can get to the Zoo by the sea and the Historical Museum without changing buses to the bus stop "Havenwelten" or "Historisches Museum".

From the main train station you can reach the accommodation Hotel Adena with the "Bremerhavenbus" low-floor buses, www.bremerhavenbus.de. Take the bus lines 502, 508 or 509 (network of routes) in the direction of "Havenwelten" to the bus stop "Am Leher Tor". From here you can get to the Zoo by the sea without changing buses with the same bus lines to the bus stop "Havenwelten" or to the Historical Museum with a change at the bus stop "Havenwelten" to bus lines 505 or 506 to the bus stop "Historisches Museum".