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The most beautiful rooms of Bremen Town Hall

  • Upper Lobby: Picture of the Lobby.

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    Upper Lobby - Wandelhalle

    Spacious and bright, with a floor of black and white marble, the lobby on the first floor gives access to the offices of the Mayor and his top aides as well as to the "Senatssaal”, where the cabinet meets each Tuesday. Busts of several famous German politicians who had spent part or most of their lives in Bremen are exhibited here.
  • Tapestry Room: white room with white furniture and a tepestra at the wal

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    Tapestry Room - Gobelinzimmer

    "Gobelinzimmer", next to "Kaminsaal" (Fireplace Room), is a room intimate as well as elegant. It is well suited for top level or "inner circle" consultations of politicians and other members of the administration. On Fridays, however, this room can be rented for wedding ceremonies, a service widely used.
  • Fireplace Room: room with red walls and a  red carpet

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    Fireplace Room - Kaminsaal

    The fireplace, made of French marble is purely decorative, no fire has ever burned in it (there isn’t even an airshaft). The dark red wallpaper is silk, the ceiling of white stucco and the crystal chandeliers create a somber but festive atmosphere. The old oil paintings show portraits of Bremen merchant families.
  • Senate Chamber : room with a round table

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    Senate Chamber - Senatssaal”

    In reference to the ancient Roman Republic, the ruling body of the executive power in Bremen is called "Senat". Each Tuesday the Senators (in the other "Länder” of Germany they would be called Ministers) convene here, accompanied by their top advisors.
  • Ballroom: Room with wood panelling in the lower area and a gallery

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    Ballroom - Festsaal

    "Festsaal" is the largest room of New Town Hall. The dark, shining oak paneling is effectively contrasted by the bright ceiling. The rectangular Art Nouveau chandelier contributes to the festive character of the room. The south side of the room shows a large painting of a panorama of Bremen in the 17th century.
  • Golden Chamber: Room with gilded leather wallpaper

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    Golden Chamber - Güldenkammer

    "Güldenkammer" as a room came into existence as part of the remodeling of Old Town Hall in the early 17th century. It is one of Germany’s very few Art Nouveau rooms still preserved the way the artist once created it.
  • Panoramic view upper hall

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    Upper Hall - Obere Rathaushalle

    "Obere Rathaushalle” the understated name conceals the fact that this is Bremen's most impressive, most spectacular and most prestigious room. For centuries, "Obere Rathaushalle” was the heart of political and legal decision making in Bremen.

Unesco World Heritage Town Hall and Roland and Bremen's landmark the Town Musicians

UNESCO World Heritage

The Town Hall and the Roland on the market place in Bremen have been UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2004. The ensemble is a "unique testimony" to the development of civic autonomy and market rights as they have evolved over the centuries in Europe.

The Roland - Bremen's symbol of freedom

The Roland statue in front of the historical Town Hall is considered one of the most famous landmarks of Bremen.

Town Musicians of Bremen

One of the most famous landmarks of the Hanseatic city are the Town Musicians of Bremen.
Panorama Obere Halle · Senatspressestelle