Schlachte Embankment

Schlachte embankment, located in the historical center of the German city of Bremen, on the banks of the Weser River, is a favorite place for walks by citizens and tourists. In the Middle Ages in this place of the river coast, the length of which is 600 meters, was the main port of Bremen. In the XIX century, the port of Bremerhaven was built, and the port facilities were removed from the city promenade.

River walks begin from the embankment of Schlachte, here you can have a delicious lunch, buy souvenirs in shops, visit a beer garden for 500 seats. The main decoration of the embankment is the house of various styles - from the Rococo of the middle of the XVIII century to modern houses in the Art Nouveau style, and models of ships that once came to Bremen, including a copy of the XIV century sailboat Roland von Bremen and the frigate Admiral Nelson.