Park Hotel Bremen
Bremen, Germany

Activities available near to the hotel include golf, jogging, riding, tennis and entertaining boat trips on the River Weser.

There are 177 extremely comfortable and individually styled thematic rooms and suites, which guarantee guests a truly relaxing stay. All are equipped with ISDN access, W-Lan, safe, satellite television and mini bar. A new wing of the hotel will add another 30 rooms.

Experience tempting French-German style cuisine at the hotel's elegant and exclusive Park Restaurant, with over 450 fine wines from around the world. Alternatively, try the light Mediterranean cuisine on offer at Fontana Restaurant. There is a variety of dining options in the city of Bremen, including "Meierei Bürgerpark" Restaurant, where international cuisine can be sampled.

The hotel offers seven elegant salons of various sizes for banquets, meetings, and private functions for up to 800 people. In addition there are two new conference suites, which can each accomodate up to six people. And the hotel can organise caterings for up to 10,000 people.

The charming Schnoor Quarter in Bremen's historic centre has 15th and 16th Century gabled brick houses, home to artisans, goldsmiths, galleries, cafés, restaurants, theatres, a toy museum, Christmas shop and the inspiring St Petri Cathedral. Visitors to Bremen will also find the futuristic Universum, an exhibition centre with interactive installations. The Findorff fruit and vegetable farmer's market, ten minutes from the hotel, is open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and sells an excellent range of wines, home-made preserves, sausages and cheeses. A guided sightseeing walking tour of historic Bremen and its Hanseatic heritage is available for groups. The tour can include the Becks brewery, the Mercedes-Benz convertible factory, and lunch at an atmospheric restaurant or café in the old town. Bremen has outstanding shopping for both antiques and the best in modern design. Its Rathaus (city hall) is a remarkable Renaissance-style building, a colourfully decorated surprise in a city which played a key role in the development of Lutherism.