• Hortensien schmücken den Seiteneingang des Worpsweder Rathauses.
  • Viele Skulpturen machen Worpswede zu einem besonderen Ort.
  • Hoetgers Bau wird in Worpswede auch Kaffee Verrückt genannt.
  • In den Weiten des Teufelsmoors bei Worpswede sammeln sich die Vögel.
  • Ganz aus Backstein, der Niedersachsenstein von Hoetger in Worpswede.
  • Abendliche Idylle an der Hamme in Worpswede.
  • Viele verschiedene Details gibt in der Böttcherstraße Bremen zu entdecken.
  • Das Haus Atlantis in Bremens Böttcherstraße hat eine Fassade von Mataré.
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Discover Worpswede starting from Bremen

No guided tour in Bremen without Böttcherstraße and the Town Hall. The Böttcherstrasse was (partly) designed by the architect Bernhard Hoetger, where a museum is dedicated to the female painter Paula Modersohn-Becker; the Town Hall owes its Art Nouveau furnishings to the artist Heinrich Vogeler. All of them lived and worked in Worpswede. Vogeler expressed his artistic natura in Barkenhoff, which Paula also frequently visited. Hoetger designed the “Kaffee Worpswede“ and the “Große Kunstschau“ museum.

Life and work of the artists come alive during the bus trip from Bremen to Worpswede. We start with a short excursion in the Böttcherstraße and go then by bus to Worpswede, passing Bremen Bürgerpark (Citizen Park), the Wümme landscape and the Teufelsmoor. Where would you like to go, what are you interested in? On this guided tour, you decide the stops.

Guided tour from Bremen to Worpswede at a glance

In Italian, French, English and German, Bremer Promenaden tells anecdotes and other true stories from the life of the Worpswede artists.

Stops of the tour: You can choose Museum at the Modersohn-Haus, or Hoetger Ensemble with Kaffee Worpswede and the “Große Kunstschau“ museum. The Barkenhoff is a must, as the estate in Art Nouveau style was the meeting point of the artists per se. Vogeler fans in addition visit the Haus im Schluh. Further possible stops are the church with its cemetery and a stroll through Bergstraße.

Duration of the excursion: minimum 6 hours including visit to a museum and a meal in a restaurant.

Good to know: Our ways lead over rough and smooth paths, that’s why sturdy shoes are better than sandals and everyday shoes. Please don’t forget money for museums and restaurants. Since Worpswede is small and groups are sometimes big, Bremer Promenaden recommend a table be reserved in one of the good Worpswede restaurants.

Groups and prices

Tour in English

Excursion in your own bus

  • 6 hours maximal 20 persons for 350.00 Euro plus entrance fee museum.
  • Entrance to a museum (groups of 10 persons or more) 4.00 Euro p.P.

Please note that groups of more than 20 persons need further guides in Worpswede. Museums and special places are to small for bigger groups