Hear stories that you won't find in the guidebook.
Discover the historic Old town of Bremen.
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Truth or lie? – The guided city tour with the X factor
We will tell you among others a pack of lies – but don't worry, at the end we will reveal which stories were true and which were fake. On this special city tour through Bremen's Old town, you will listen to interesting and entertaining stories about the city's past and present. But be careful! Your sharp mind will be put to the test: every now and then, we will tell you some lies without any scruples and it's up to you to expose them.
Curious, unbelievable and lots of fun guessing
At the beginning of this tour, each guest receives a sheet of paper with the titles of various stories that will be told during the tour and the corresponding options to check off “true” or “false.” When it's time to guess a story, the guide will announce it in advance. At the end of the tour, you will find out which stories are actually true and which are complete nonsense. You are sure to be amazed at some point or another by which stories turn out to be true and which are pure fiction... If you enjoy puzzles and guessing games, then this tour is just right for you! Look forward to exciting stories and secrets! There are a total of 15 special stories to guess along with. We will provide pens during the tour.
Highlights of Bremen's Old town
During the tour, you will explore the market square with its historic late medieval town hall (from the outside) and the Bremen Roland statue. In Böttcherstrasse, you will learn what coffee and art have to do with each other in Bremen and in the quaint Schnoor quarter you will discover tiny houses in winding alleys, among other things. This tour offers a unique combination of the most important sights, information about the city's history and interactive guessing fun.
The meeting point is in front of the main entrance of St. Peter's Cathedral (at the steps, on the side where the two large church towers are located).