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...The City Municipality of Bremen (, ) is a Hanseatic city in northwestern Germany. A port city along the river Weser, about south from its mouth on the North Sea, Bremen is part of the Bremen-Oldenburg metropolitan area (2.37 million people). Bremen and Bremerhaven are the two cities in the state of Bremen (official name: Freie Hansestadt Bremen - Free Hanseatic City of Bremen). Bremen is the second most populous city in North Germany and tenth in Germany. Read full entry
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- In fact, however, Bremen did not have complete independence ... Bremen played a double role, it participated in the Diets of ... In 1260 Bremen joined the ...
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Bremen has no Questions asked The Restaurant bar is in
Borgfeld.
The Haake Beck beer is
fabolous, don't get confused
with Becks which you get
outside Bremen. You bet Haake
Beck inside Bremen.
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I'm a regular visitor to the Borgfelder Landhaus (and took dance lessons there) . Nice atmosphere. The beer from their own brewery is better than both Haake Beck and Becks. (I was just searching for questions concerning Bremen, too.) |
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Cheapest and Best way from I'm flying into Bremen via
ryanair and am planning to go
to a show in Hamburg- how can
I get there for cheap?
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Really great when people answer without having a clue or knowing at all. There's no need for Deutsche Bahn, no need for "Dauer Spezial" and no need for a weekend ticket. The regular price from Bremen to Hamburg is only 20 Euro, the ride is about 75 minutes. The train company is called "Metronom", they have nice and comfortable blue-yellow-white trains. As Bremen and Hamburg both accept the "Niedersachsen-Ticket" (Lower Saxony ticket) you can also buy that, it's valid all day long from 9 am until 3 am the next day (on weekends and public holidays all day long). The price is 27 Euro for up to 5 people or 19 Euro for one person. The ticket is also valid for all public transport like busses and subways in Hamburg. So you can really save some pennies here. Trains go once in an hour, usually on minute 28. |
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What is the Distance between My Great Grandfather came to
America in 1884 from Hanover,
Germany. He sailed from The
Port of Bremen, Germany and
arrived In New York City. What
I want to know is How far it
is and the time it would have
taken him in 1884. To reach
America. Thanks
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I cant easily find Bremen on any of the Great Circle Calculators on line, so I used Hamburg, which is 6124 km or 3805 miles or 3306 nautical miles from NYC. How long? He would probably have come on NordDuetsch Lloyd or Hamburg-Amerika lines; in 1884 their ships were pretty primitive...paddle wheels weren't uncommon; auxiliary sail rigs weren't unknown; ships probably did 10-15 knots so say ten days to two weeks; if he was in immigrant class conditions then were pretty primitive. |
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