Mysterious places in Bremen: Discover the creepiest highlights!

Mysterious places in Bremen: Discover the creepiest highlights!

Borgfeld, Deutschland - in Bremen there are numerous mysterious and creepy places that come up not only with history, but also with mystical stories. The local news magazine illuminates some of these special places that are ideal for an excursion during the summer vacation. The curious people are kidnapped in the fascinating world of mummies, submarines and historical memorials.

The first stop leads us in the , where the remains of eight mummies from the 17th and 18th centuries are located. The mummified bodies, which were preserved by the dry climate in the lead cellar, tell stories of soldiers, day laborers and the last administrator of the cathedral. They were discovered there in the 17th century when a journeyman from the organ builder Arp Schnitger found the hidden treasures.

Another fascinating place are the borgfelder Wümmewiesen , a nature reserve near Bremen-Lilienthal. These damp meadow landscapes not only offer habitat for many animal species, but also create mystical moods that vary depending on the weather and time of day. Here you will find an enchanting nature that invites you to linger.

A look at underwater world

For everyone who is interested in maritime history, the U-boot "Wilhelm Bauer" in the Museumshafen Bremerhaven must. This unique XXI submarine was built between 1944 and 1945, but was never used during the Second World War. It was safe in 1957 and today gives visitors an impressive insight into the history of the German submarine warfare.

to illustrate the circumstances that prevailed during the war, one would also like to mention the Bunker Valentin . This ruin of a submarine shipyard is the largest free-standing bunker in Germany and is reminiscent of the atrocities of the Nazi regime. Between 1943 and 1945, thousands of forced laborers worked on this work under catastrophic conditions, more than 1,100 of them lost their lives. The bunker today serves as a place of remembrance with an informative circular route that addresses the dark story and the fates of the workers.

other mysterious places

Nature-related visitors should also be the KROPTA Visit elephant monument in the Nelson-Mandela-Park, which sprays a mysterious charm with its unique acoustics. One of the oldest vaults under the Liebfrauenkirchhof is the Ratskeller, which has existed for over 600 years now and today is a UNESCO World Heritage Site is. Here, 650 wines from 13 German growing areas are stored and offer an insight into the enjoyable past of the city.