Bremerhaven

This city on the edge of the Weser River is the largest in Germany over the North Sea and the most important fishing port in Europe, with shipyards dedicated to the construction of ships. The port of Bremerhaven is also one of the most important car export ports in Europe.

In 1827 it was founded with straight and parallel streets, its corners are perfect straight angles and was planned as " entrance port " For large ships. For millions of German emigrants of the nineteenth century, Bremerhaven became " the last city before New York ".

The bombings destroyed the city during World War II.

About 10,000 inhabitants among US soldiers and their relatives retired from this city in the early 1980s, so life is now relatively cheap.

At present, Bremerhaven is the host of one of the most important international sailboat festivals (Sail Bremerhaven) in the world.

has approximately 110,000 inhabitants.