Bremenhalle
The Bremenhalle is a dual attraction within City Airport Bremen.
Firstly, milestones in the history of aerospace in Bremen are on show, and secondly the hall can be used and rented as a location for all kinds of events, presentation and celebrations, including catering.
You will find the Bremenhalle on the roof of Terminal 3, beside the viewing platform. From here, you have an unimpeded view of the runway and flight operations. In the hall itself, you will find a gallery about aviation and space travel, featuring historical exhibits in original size.
The hall is also home to an historical airplane – the Junkers W33 Bremen, D1167. This is the original aircraft that in 1928 was the first ever to fly from Europe to North America. There is also a ‘Stieglitz’ biplane built at Focke-Wulf in Bremen. Another attraction is the Bremen-built ‘Spacelab’ that spent a total of almost 80 days in outer space.
In the outdoor section, you will find yet another piece of Bremen aviation history – the VFW 614 plane built by VFW-Fokker is exhibited on the viewing platform. This was the first commercial German aircraft for short hauls, and was designed and built in Bremen for civilian use in the post-war years.
The exhibition is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission:
Adults € 1.50
Children, under-18s, pensioners € 1
Family ticket € 5
(Group discounts)
Further information is available at www.bremenflug.de.
Guided tours of the Bremenhalle and the VFW 614 are included in tours of the airport, by the way. ( Flughafenführungen. )
The Bremenhalle is also used as a magnetic location for unusual events.
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