Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Bremen, Germany

The church of St. Michael in Bremen-Vegesack, district Grohn, Friedrich-Humbert-Straße 133 and Grohner Bergstraße 1, was built in the years 1906-1908. It belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran parish of St. Michael of the Bremen Evangelical Church.

Wikipedia: St. Michael (Bremen-Grohn) (DE), Website

Haus Windeck is located in Bremen, Vegesack district, Grohn district, Tidemanstraße 35.

Wikipedia: Haus Windeck (DE), Website

Haus Neu-Grohneck is located in Bremen, Vegesack district, Grohn district, Am Wasser 10. The house was built in 1834.

Wikipedia: Haus Neu-Grohneck (DE), Website

The Homfeldbrunnen in Bremen-Grohn on the Grohner Markt, corner on the water is listed in the list of the Bremen fountain.

Wikipedia: Homfeldbrunnen (DE)

Holy Family is a Catholic parish church in Bremen, Germany. The church, named after the Holy Family, is located in the district of Grohn, on the Grohner Markt. It is the youngest church in the deanery of Bremen-Nord and one of the last new church buildings in the Diocese of Hildesheim. Her parish of the same name has around 6,200 Catholics.

Wikipedia: Hl. Familie (Bremen) (DE), Website

The Bremen (III) was a former twin-screw motor lifeboat (MRB) of the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS), which had been converted into the first sea rescue cruiser in the early 1950s. This experimental cruiser was intended to prove that the developed concept of a daughter boat (TB) has proven itself in sea rescue operations.

Wikipedia: Bremen (Schiff, 1931) (DE), Website

The Vegesack is an iron sailing logger that was launched in 1895 at the Bremer Vulkan shipyard as a herring logger and has the fishing number BV 2. Since 2018, the ship has been listed as a movable monument.

Wikipedia: Vegesack (Schiff, 1895) (DE), Website, Website

The Spicarium was an interactive exhibition on the topics of shipbuilding and shipping, trade and change, marine bionics and yacht design. The exhibition was housed in the Old Warehouse in Bremen's Vegesack district.

Wikipedia: Spicarium (DE), Website

This list of monuments and statues of the city of Bremen lists the monuments, statues, statues, memorials and sculptures of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen. Some of them have been removed from their original location over the decades, relocated, redesigned or even destroyed. This is noted under the status attachment.

Wikipedia: Liste der Denkmale und Standbilder der Stadt Bremen (DE)

The Havenhaus in Vegesack is an architectural monument in the street Am Vegesacker Hafen No. 12 in Bremen. Built in the middle of the 17th century as the official residence of the harbour master of Vegesack, it is now used as a restaurant and hotel.

Wikipedia: Havenhaus (DE), Website

The Vegesack Whale Jaw is a monument in Bremen-Vegesack at the Vegesack harbour. It was erected in 1987 and is listed in the list of monuments and statues of the city of Bremen.

Wikipedia: Vegesacker Wal-Kiefer (DE)

The list of cultural monuments in Vegesack lists all cultural monuments in the Bremen district of Vegesack.

Wikipedia: Liste der Kulturdenkmäler in Vegesack (DE), Website

The Overbeck Museum is located in the listed "Old Packhouse" or "Kito House" in the Alte Hafenstraße in Bremen-Vegesack. It is the only museum in the Bremen city area dedicated to one of the founding fathers of the Worpswede artists' colony, the painter Fritz Overbeck (1869–1909), and his wife, the painter Hermine Overbeck-Rohte (1869–1937).

Wikipedia: Overbeck-Museum (DE), Website

The Vegesack Whale Tail Fin is a monument in Bremen-Vegesack on the Weser promenade near Vegesack Harbour. It was erected in 1995 and is listed in the list of monuments and statues of the city of Bremen.

Wikipedia: Vegesacker Wal-Schwanzflosse (DE)

The Vegesack City Garden with the Vegesack Weser Promenade is located in Bremen in the Vegesack district, directly on the Weser. It is part of the Maritime Mile.

Wikipedia: Stadtgarten Vegesack (DE)