What's going on in the seaside city of Bremerhaven?

Right next to THE LIBERTY Hotel, discover the "new" German Emigration House: new faces, new stories, new objects, new exhibition spaces! Cross the Atlantic on board an authentic ocean liner and discover a row of shops at Grand Central Terminal that invites you to linger and tells you about the culture of life of emigrants in America. Continue on to the new building, which illuminates Germany as a country of immigration from very different perspectives and asks us the question: How do we want to live together in Germany as a country of immigration?

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Travel once around the world and experience the climate zones of the earth: From the Swiss mountains, through the desert of the Sahel, into the pack ice of Antarctica and along the South Sea beach of Samoa. Visitors to the Klimahaus Bremerhaven 8° Ost embark on an extraordinary tour that takes them around the globe along the longitude 8 degrees and 34 minutes east. Along the way, they meet people who talk about their everyday lives and tell them how their lives and the prevailing climate influence each other.

The Bremerhaven World of Knowledge and Experience raises awareness of climate protection - and is thus much more than an exciting travel destination: it is a unique institution worldwide.

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Directly opposite THE LIBERTY Hotel: Encounters at eye level with the polar bear twins Anna & Elsa, penguins, seals & co. on land and under water. Get to know the habitats of over 1,000 animals in 115 species and embark on exciting explorer trails. Discover animals such as cat sharks, sea hares, sea horses or an octopus in the North Sea Aquarium.

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Right on THE LIBERTY's doorstep: a special experience - visit the last German full-rigged ship "Schulschiff Deutschland" in Bremerhaven. Get on board and discover the maritime past. You can not only visit the tall ship, but also spend the night in the cabins, celebrate, meet and also tie the knot.

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The German Maritime Museum (DSM)/Leibniz Institute for Maritime History in Bremerhaven has set itself the task of researching the changing relationship between man and the sea and bringing it to life in exhibitions. The centrepiece of the family and research museum is the cog from 1380. The permanent exhibition provides insights into the construction, the Hanseatic League and the cult surrounding the more than 600-year-old merchant ship, which is considered the best-preserved ship of the Middle Ages. In the museum harbour, guests may board the deep-sea salvage tug SEEFALKE, the whaler RAU XI or the harbour tug STIER, among others.

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The Bremerhaven City Theatre is a three-discipline theatre founded in 1867 in the centre of Bremerhaven with performances of operas, operettas, musicals, plays and dance theatre.

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Unique gold treasures, rare vintage cars, detailed models, historical documents, atmospheric installations as well as steam and refrigeration engines in operation on more than 3,^000m2 of exhibition space, the Bremerhaven Historical Museum offers a journey through time from the first traces of human settlement in the region to Bremerhaven's urban history in the 1950s and beyond.

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18 holes in the middle of Bremerhaven

The design of the fairways reflects the philosophy: All courses follow the principle of strategic golf design. This means that there are both aggressive and defensive playing options on each course.

If the player chooses the aggressive variant, he is rewarded if he makes a good shot, but there is the threat of losing one or two strokes if the shot is not optimally successful. If the player chooses the defensive variant, the way to the hole is usually longer but involves less risk.

This basic principle was implemented in that all greens have an obstacle in front of one half of the green, namely a water obstacle or a bunker, while the other half of the green is open. Depending on the flag position, this results in many alternative game variations.

It is not only the strategic design that makes the fairways so interesting, but also the high quality of the green complexes. The greens show a great variety in terms of their shape and their ondulations and are slightly elevated compared to the terrain. Exaggerated undulations or plateaus were deliberately avoided. Instead, the greens have rather moderate, but thereby not easy to read, ondulations.

All in all, the varied, strategic and high-quality design of the fairways means that the courses are always a new challenge for players of all levels.

Boredom cannot arise on these courses, rather all players have a lot of fun again and again.

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