Hertz car rental in Bremen
Rent a car in Bremen to see one of Germany’s oldest and best loved cities. The second largest port town in Germany, Bremen has become a major hub for cultural and economic development.
Choose from six locations across the city, including Bremen Airport. Explore the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, made up of Bremen Town Hall and the Roland statue in the historic Market Square. Then take a drive out to the Kunsthalle Bremen art museum or shop your favourite brands at the Waterfront Promenade. Bremen is also around a 90-minute drive from Hamburg and Hanover if you fancy exploring further afield.
With Hertz, you can pick the car most suited for your trip, whether it’s a sporty little cabriolet, a saloon car to take you from meeting to meeting or a family-friendly hatchback.
Reserve your rental car with Hertz today to start your Bremen adventure.
Driving in and around Bremen
It takes around one hour and 30 minutes to drive the 108 miles from Bremen to Hamburg.
Bremen is around a 45-minute drive from Bremerhaven. Follow the B6 out of the city, then use the left two lanes to join the A27. Head north on the A27 for 34 miles, before taking Exit 7 toward Bremerhaven.
A quick guide to Bremen
Theodor-Heuss-Allee 2, 28215, Bremen
Set in the historic Lloyd building next to the station, the Courtyard offers a convenient yet comfortable base for your trip to Bremen. Guest rooms are spacious and stylish, with plush beds, large workspaces and flat-screen TVsThere is parking on-site, as well as an exercise room, restaurant and meeting event space for business trips.
Bredenstr. 2, 28195, Bremen
Located moments from Bremen Market Square, this trendy hotel is ideally placed for a tour of the city’s top landmarks. And the hotel amenities are first-class too, with on-site parking, the upscale Alto Restaurant and Mediterranean-inspired courtyard. Contemporary rooms make you feel right at home, while the relaxing hotel spa is the perfect way to wind down after a busy day of exploring.
Wachtstrasse 27-29, 28195 Bremen
Wander through the medieval Schnoor neighborhood and check into this ultramodern hotel for a few nights. Simple, classically designed rooms have your comfort in mind, with Queen and King-size beds, coffeemakers, air conditioning and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Bahnhofsplatz 8, 28195 Bremen
Set opposite the train station, this charming hotel restaurant matches traditional decor and dress with authentic German and Austrian dishes. Try the warm Bavarian pretzels, homemade pork schnitzel or flatbread pizzas, followed by apple strudel and ice cream.
Am Wall 201, 28195 Bremen
A laidback seafood restaurant that serves a delicious menu of freshly caught fish dishes and local delicacies. Think North Sea crab with crispy fried potatoes, fried scallops and Fines de Claire oysters. The restaurant is perfect for those who want to grab a bite to eat after a day shopping in the local mall.
Schnoor 3-4, 28195 Bremen
Set in the middle of the Bremen’s old town, this tapas restaurant has a small seating area on the cobbled street outside for an al fresco dining experience. Share a few dishes with friends or family, such as the potato croquettes, fried calamari and bread with creamy aioli.
Altstadt
Spend time wandering through Bremen’s iconic ‘old town’, with its historic landmarks, medieval buildings and quaint atmosphere. Discover hidden alleyways that lead to secret boutiques, and pick up a gift or souvenir for those back home.
Beim Schweizerhaus, Bürgerpark, 28209 Bremen
A spectacular park that stretches for six miles through the city, from the station to the university. Explore the different walking or cycling trails, or take your kids to the playground and petting zoo. The lake also makes an ideal spot to sit and have a picnic.
Bahnhofsplatz 13, 28195 Bremen
Step through the front doors of this natural history museum and be transported to other continents, without catching a plane. Wander through interactive exhibits showcasing the very best of Asia, Africa and the Americas. From encountering indigenous animals in the savannas to exploring Oceania’s colorful coral reef, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained.