
Stadtgebiet Bremen - Bremen --- Weserblick
Bremen, Germany — 0.6 km
Brême - Marktplatz
🇩🇪 Bremen · Germany — Altitude 11 m
This live stream looks out over the Marketplace in the centre of Bremen, a northern German city on the Weser River. It is a useful way to check the mood of the old town before you walk there, or to see how the square is doing on a given day.
Bremen is a port city in northwest Germany, known for its medieval old town, the Town Hall and the Roland statue on the Marketplace, all of which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage. The city has a long maritime history and a lively mix of shops, museums and cafés. The surrounding area is flat and open, with rivers and canals shaping the landscape.
Depending on the view, you may see pedestrians crossing the square, market activity, shoppers and tram traffic. The square is often busiest late morning and on weekend afternoons, while early mornings tend to be quiet. Changes in light and weather are easy to follow on the stone façades throughout the day.
Bremen has a mild maritime climate, with cool, damp winters and fairly moderate summers. Spring and early autumn are pleasant for walking the old town. The Weser promenade, the Schnoor quarter and Böttcherstraße are all within easy reach, and the city's other live camera at the Weser Stadium and the Weserblick view are useful for comparing conditions along the river.
Source: visitbremen

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Bremen are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time in Bremen is displayed on this page and follows German local time, including daylight saving changes.
The camera points at the Marketplace in central Bremen. The map on this page shows its position beside the old town.
Late mornings and weekend afternoons usually show the most activity, while early mornings give a quieter view of the square.
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