* The city of Bremerhaven is a fairly young city, it was founded in 1827 as a port of neighboring Bremen at the confluence of the Weser River with the North Sea. The life of almost every resident of the city is directly or indirectly connected with the sea. It is home to Germany's second seaport after Hamburg, the largest transshipment point for vehicles in Europe, and a container terminal with the world's largest mooring wall. A large number of fishing industry enterprises are located in the city. Famous and beloved by many children, fish sticks are produced here. During an all-terrain city tour, we will explore the center of Bremerhaven, where the Atlantic Hotel of original architecture is located, and the shipping museum, some of whose exhibits can be visited. For example, the sailboat "Seute Deern" or the submarine Wilhelm Bauer. Let's take a look at the unusual shopping center, get acquainted with the history of the ship gnome. There are also some of the most famous and interesting museums in Germany — the Climate House and the German Museum of Emigration, which are worth a visit after the tour. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, more than 7 million people left through the port of Bremerhaven, mostly for America. The city has a long history with the American continent. After a walk through the city center, we will drive to the container terminals, look from the observation deck at how the port of Bremerhaven works, and how new German cars are loaded into huge roller ships. Then we will visit the "Fish Showcases" - the place where the former fishing port used to be. Fish is no longer caught here, but only processed (which you can see) and sold. The long building of the former market now houses numerous fish restaurants and shops. You can even try fish candies and fish sausages here. Fish lovers will definitely not remain indifferent here!