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Discover Bremen's Old town with a fun and interactive 2-hour guided tour that blends intriguing stories with playful lies to test your detective skills.

The “Truth or lie? – A special tour through Bremen’s Old town” offers an engaging way to experience Bremen’s historic center. Priced at $20 per person and lasting around 2 hours, this guided walk takes you through landmarks like the market square, the town hall, the Bremen Roland, and the Schnoorviertel. The tour departs from in front of St. Peter’s Cathedral, where you’ll be greeted by a guide with a distinctive name tag from Stadtgeschichten Bremen.
What makes this tour stand out is its playful twist: each story told is either true or a lie, and participants receive a sheet with checkboxes to mark their guesses. It’s a fantastic choice for curious minds and those who enjoy testing their knowledge while exploring the city’s most iconic spots. The tour’s reviews highlight high satisfaction, especially praising the guide’s personality and storytelling skills.
While it is a 2-hour walking experience, it is accessible, with wheelchair-friendly routes, and suitable for most ages above 6 years. The only consideration is that children under 6 are not recommended for this activity. If you’re eager for an interactive, fun, and educational way to see Bremen, this tour offers a lively alternative to traditional sightseeing.
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The tour begins in front of St. Peter’s Cathedral, a prominent Bremen landmark with its two towers visible from afar. This spot serves as the perfect meeting point, easily recognizable by the guide’s name tag from Stadtgeschichten Bremen. The 2-hour guided walk covers several key areas within Bremen’s Old town, ending back at the starting point.
Participants will appreciate the manageable length, making it suitable for those seeking a relaxed yet engaging sightseeing experience. Check availability for specific starting times, as the tour runs at different times throughout the day. Advance booking is recommended to secure a spot, with the convenience of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

One of the tour’s highlights is exploring the market square, often called the “good parlor of Bremen” for its lively atmosphere and historic significance. From outside, the city hall from the late Middle Ages impresses with its architecture, and the Bremen Roland, a symbol of city rights, stands tall nearby.
During the walk, the guide shares stories about these landmarks, mixing factual history with entertaining tales. The twist: some stories are deliberately false, making it a fun challenge to discern truth from fiction. The checklist sheet enhances the experience, turning it into a playful guessing game.
This part of the tour offers a great introduction to Bremen’s rich history while keeping things lively and interactive. The stories shared here are often not found in standard guidebooks, adding an element of surprise.
Next, the tour takes you into Böttcherstrasse, a charming street known for its art, crafts, and unique shops. Here, the guide explains the unusual connection between decaffeinated coffee, local art, and Germanic cults in Bremen. It’s a fascinating insight that adds depth to what may seem like an ordinary street.
The artistic architecture and historical significance of Böttcherstrasse become more vivid through these stories, some of which are truth, others fabricated for fun. The guide’s playful storytelling makes this stop particularly memorable, with the checkboxes encouraging you to stay alert.
More Great Tours NearbyThe Schnoorviertel is a highlight for many visitors, with its tiny houses in narrow, winding streets. The tour leads you through this quaint neighborhood, revealing its history and secrets.
Here, the stories often relate to local legends and the neighborhood’s traditional crafts, some real and others invented. The playful challenge of identifying the false stories keeps the experience lively. The tiny houses and winding streets create a picturesque setting, making it an ideal spot for photos and wandering after the storytelling.
The guides for this tour, notably those like Horst, are praised for their warmth, humor, and storytelling skill. One review highlights Horst’s loving Plattdeutsch dialect, which adds a special charm to the experience. The guide’s ability to blend historical facts with entertaining lies keeps the group engaged and amused.
This approach makes the tour suitable for those who enjoy storytelling with personality, rather than a dry lecture. The interactive element of guessing whether a story is true or false adds a layer of fun and encourages attentiveness.
This guided walking tour is designed to be accessible, including wheelchair access. It’s an ideal option for visitors with mobility needs, as the route covers well-maintained streets within Bremen’s Old town.
The tour is conducted in German, so it’s best suited for German speakers or those comfortable with the language. Children over 6 can join, making it a family-friendly activity, especially for kids who enjoy guessing games. The meeting point is easy to find, and the tour concludes at the same spot, simplifying logistics.
At $20 per person, the tour offers a budget-friendly way to explore Bremen’s Old town with a twist. Booking in advance is recommended, with the option to reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for travelers. Cancellation is free if made up to 24 hours in advance, allowing for stress-free planning.
The 2-hour duration makes it easy to fit into a day’s sightseeing schedule, and availability varies throughout the day. This tour offers a balance of entertainment and education without feeling rushed.

What makes this tour distinct is its interactive format, incorporating storytelling, humor, and a game element that involves guessing which stories are true. The guided narration is lively, with guides like Horst bringing local history to life through personal flair and dialect.
It is ideal for history buffs who enjoy a playful challenge, families with children above six, or anyone looking for a fun way to learn about Bremen beyond standard sightseeing. The inclusion of lesser-known stories adds value for those who want a more intimate look at the city’s secrets.
The “Truth or lie?” tour offers a unique mix of storytelling, history, and humor in Bremen’s Old town. The interactive guessing game keeps participants engaged and makes the experience memorable. The guide’s personality enhances the overall enjoyment, especially for those who appreciate storytelling that feels personal.
However, since the tour is conducted in German, non-German speakers might find it less accessible unless they understand the language well. The 2-hour length is perfect for most schedules, but travelers looking for a more extensive exploration may want to combine it with additional tours.
This tour provides great value at $20, with the bonus of free cancellation and flexible booking. It is well-suited for history lovers, families, and curious explorers eager for a lighthearted, interactive Bremen experience.
“Der liebe Horst hat uns mit seinem liebevollen Plattdeutsch zu dritt die schönsten und informationsreichsten Orte in Bremen gezeigt. Mit viel Lieb…”
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, children aged 6 and above can participate. The guessing game aspect makes it especially fun for kids.
In what language is the tour conducted?
The tour runs exclusively in German, so some familiarity with the language is recommended.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins in front of St. Peter’s Cathedral and concludes back at the same spot, making logistics easy.
How long is the tour?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours, covering key sites in Bremen’s Old town.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund, providing flexibility for your plans.
This “Truth or lie?” tour through Bremen’s Old town offers a lively, humorous way to experience the city’s highlights, making history engaging and fun for all ages.
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