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The Schnoor District, commonly referred to as the ‘Schnoor Quarter,’ is a charming medieval district of Schnoor that has been regentrified from being one of the poorest parts of the city into a bustling artistic haven. Named after the traditional rope-making trades that once flourished here, the district features many well-preserved 15th- to 18th-century homes, including the Schifferhaus (1630), the Landherrnamt (1856), and the 14th-century brick-built Gothic St. John's Church. The quarter is also home to many cafés and craft shops that showcase the creative demographic of the area, and a great way to explore the Schnoor District is on a guided walking tour.
Hutfilterstraße 16-18, 28195, Bremen
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St. Petri Dom Bremen (Cathedral of St. Peter in Bremen)
Bremer Rathaus (Bremen Town Hall)
Bremer Stadtmusikanten (Bremen Town Musicians)
Schlachte Embankment
The Schnoor District
Kunsthalle
Bottcherstrasse
Beck’s Brewery Tour
The Roland Statue
Bleikeller (Lead Cellar)
Standige Vertretung (Permanent Representation Rhineland Bremen)
Spitzen Gebel
Bremer Ratskeller
Henry’s Bar
Kaffeemuhle
Schroters
Theaterschiff (The Theatre Ship)
The Grashoff Bistro
Cafe Heinrich
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