* This ancient Hanseatic city is known to everyone and all over the world. Tourists who come here want first of all to visit the famous four of Bremen Town musicians and rub the donkey's leg: supposedly it brings happiness. But the animal quartet is only a small part of the treasures that Bremen holds. We will start our sightseeing walking tour at the Town Hall square, explore the Town Hall, look into Germany's largest wine cellar, where wines have been stored since the 17th century, see the magnificent building of the Chamber of Commerce, the statue of Roland – he was a knight of Charlemagne. The Bremen people say that their city will remain free as long as Roland stands. The Town Hall and Roland are UNESCO Cultural Heritage sites. Let's take a look at St. Peter's Cathedral. Peter, who is more than 1,000 years old, and in the "lead cellar". You will learn what a "Bremen hole" is, a "spitting stone" and where the expression "like clockwork" came from, why you can't drink beer after drinking wine, and after beer, they even recommend drinking wine in Bremen. You will also find out why primitive man was called a Neanderthal in Bremen. We will visit the unique Cooper street, where you can listen to the play of bells made of Meissen porcelain and find out who the ancestors of the Bremen Town people were. After a walk along the Weser embankment, we will enter the Schnoor, the oldest district of the city, which in the Middle Ages was a neighborhood of sailors, artisans and dockers. The houses of the XV-XVIII centuries are located here so close to each other, as if imposed on a cord. After the tour, those wishing to stay in Bremen can stay at the monastery, which is located in the very center of the city. Although it's female, men are also welcome there.