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Bremen Airport (BRE)
Airport Information
(Bremen, Germany)
Over 1.8 million passengers pass through Bremen International Airport (BRE) each year, making it the main travel hub for the north-west region of Germany and the state of Freie Hansestadt Bremen. Conveniently located just over 6 km / 4 miles south of the city centre, the airport is also close to Grolland, Huchting, Huckelreide, Obervieland and Stuhrbaum.
Bremen Airport is easily accessible by car or public transport, which also facilitates travel to other European hub airports and on to global destinations farther abroad. Boasting more than 40,000 annual aircraft movements, the space and aviation museum known as the 'Bremenhalle' is a definite highlight and located in Terminal 3, close to the observation deck.
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Bremen Airport can be reached by car in minutes by taking route B75 from the city centre. Another quick and easy option for reaching the airport is via Bremen's main railway station, which runs trains directly to the airport, stopping just outside the airline check-in desks. Shuttle buses are also available from Oldenburg and the surrounding area by Luftibus.
Taxis are ready 24 hours to whisk passengers from the railway station to the airport terminal. Six major car hire firms have offices here and Bremen Airport offers short-term and long-term parking in its two modern multi-storey car parks.
Bremen Airport (BRE) Information: History and Facilities
Bremen Airport came into existence in 1913, making it one of Germany's most historic airfields. By 1920, the recently founded KLM Airlines began operating flights to Bremen, link major cities in Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands.
The post-war years of the 1940s and '50s saw an increase in passenger numbers and flights to the USA and Brazil were started. 1989 was an important year in Bremen Airport's history, when more than one million passengers used the airport and this figure has grown steadily ever since.
Facilities at Bremen Airport (BRE) include ATMs, a bank, currency exchange, post office and a well-known travel agency. There are also several restaurants, cafés and bars in its three terminals, which serve a wide variety of food and drinks. Of the many shopping options, visitors can find current reading material at Relay, practical items at the two HDS Retail GmbH shops, a popular hairdresser, as well as a florist and gift shop selling aviation souvenirs.
Duty-free wine, spirits, jewellery and more are available in the Departures lounge. Business facilities at the Regus Business Centre include private meeting rooms of various sizes, which can be equipped as needed, as well as translation services and video conferencing.
Bremen Airport (BRE) Information: About Bremen Tourism
The 1,200-year-old Hanseatic city of Bremen is the thriving, multifaceted heart of north-west Germany. The city has revitalised its waterfront on the River Weser with a wealth of friendly cafés, trendy bars and outdoor seating for nearly 2,000 people. Home to world-famous Town Musicians and year-round festivals, Bremen is a city celebrating itself.
Seasonal highlights for those flying into Bremen Airport (BRE) include Germany's largest samba festival, which takes place each February, and the Freimarkt, the country's oldest and third largest civic festival. Many local celebrations take place around the Market Square (Markt), next to the 9th-century St. Petri Cathedral and the Town Hall (Rathaus).
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