Huchting: Discover a hidden jewel in the heart of Bremen!

Huchting: Discover a hidden jewel in the heart of Bremen!

in the Huchting district, which not only offers a high quality of life, but also has many beautiful stories to tell, you can really let your mind wander. Huchting is divided by the B 75 and is therefore well -connected both in terms of traffic technology and in a rural manner. Especially the Kirchhuchting since the 1970s has become increasingly the center of the district. Here there are single -family houses with large gardens that are particularly attractive for many young families.

But Huchting has more to offer. A construction boom took place in the 1950s, initiated by the housing association Neue Heimat, which today operates under the name Gewoba. At that time, many Bremeners fulfilled their dream of their own house, with gardens, in direct access to the Varreler Bäke, a beautiful recreation area. A total of around 8117 people live here, and the district can look forward to a high proportion of immigrants - around 34.5 % of the population have a migration background.

diverse facilities and offers

huchting not only stands out due to its quiet living atmosphere, but also through its extensive range of childcare and educational institutions. The primary school on the Robinsbalje and the Roland zu Bremen high school in Mitteldschuchting are particularly noteworthy. Kirchhuchting also houses several schools: a public primary school, the St. Johann/St. Pius and the high school on Hermannsburg.

The multicultural life in Huchting is accompanied by a rich cultural offer. Especially in Sodenmatt there is a park -like local recreation area with the Sodenmattsee, which also invites you to swim. In addition, the district farm in Sodenmatt is a popular starting point for the community. Sports facilities and other facilities ensure that social interaction is maintained here.

historical background

The roots of Huchting go deep into history. The name itself is derived from a high -lying thinging place of the chauken, which is already around 300–200 BC. Chr. The Romans also used this region of the old trade routes, and the first documentary mention occurred in 1062 in the form of brokhuchings. Over the centuries, various events shaped the history of the district, such as the integration into the Hanseatic League in the 14th century or the naturalization of Huchting after the Second World War in the city of Bremen.

Development into a living place of residence has taken a trip over the past decades. Since the 1980s, Huchting has gained importance due to the connection to the aviation industry and the proximity to the airport, which also affected the living environment. Grolland, another district with around 3332 inhabitants, is known, for example, for Bremen's largest landscape park that offers over 239 hectares and is perfect for those seeking relaxation.

In 2025, a trip through Huchting is particularly worthwhile to explore the diverse possibilities that this district offers. The quiet living environment, the numerous leisure activities and the rich history make Huchting an attractive place to live. So, on the B 75 and an exploration tour through Huchting company!