Furnished Apartments in Bremen

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East-Village-No4 Apartment „ sun anchor“ Bremen Ostertor (Viertel)

€1,250per month
1 Room2 adults59

Cute and perfect loft in Neustadt

€1,600per month
3 Rooms4 adults65

Nice and wonderful studio apartment close to city center

€1,100per month
1 Room2 adults32

Beautiful bright & quiet loft located in Bremen-Schwachhausen.

€795per month
1 Room2 adults25

New & cute suite (Neustadt)

€1,400per month
2 Rooms2 adults60

Maisonette-Apartment in Walle (Bremen)

€850per month
1 Room1 adult20

East-Village-No5 Apartment „ balaclava“ Bremen Ostertor (Viertel)

€890per month
1 Room1 adult16

Beautiful apartment with a view over Bremen

€900per month
2 Rooms2 adults36

Central City View Studio Apartment

€1,200per month
1 Room2 adults34

Maisonette-Apartment in Walle (Bremen)

€1,100per month
1 Room2 adults34

Modern suite located in Mitte, Bremen

€1,200per month
1 Room2 adults40

Gorgeous suite in Walle, Bremen

€950per month
1 Room2 adults28

Charming & fashionable home in Findorff

€1,300per month
2 Rooms2 adults45

gemütliche Wohnung mit kostenlosem Parkplatz

€1,300per month
2 Rooms2 adults45

Beautiful old building apartment in the heart of the city - Fedelhören

€2,650per month
4 Rooms7 adults79

Beautiful apartment with a view over Bremen

€1,430per month
4 Rooms2 adults72

Awesome loft in Östliche Vorstadt

€1,400per month
2 Rooms2 adults55

Charming little home

€1,200per month
1 Room2 adults35

East-Village-No5 Apartment "bird bunk" Bremen Ostertor (Viertel)

€990per month
1 Room2 adults24

Awesome, lovely loft with nice neighbours

€1,500per month
3 Rooms1 adult60

Fashionable and awesome loft in Mitte

€1,500per month
3 Rooms1 adult60

East-Village-No5 Apartment "Pirate's Nest" Bremen Ostertor (Quarter)

€990per month
1 Room2 adults23

East-Village-No5 Apartment "cabin" Bremen Ostertor (Viertel)

€990per month
1 Room2 adults23

Beautiful and wonderful suite in vibrant neighbourhood

€1,500per month
2 Rooms2 adults50

Beautiful bright & quiet loft located in Bremen-Schwachhausen.

€895per month
1 Room2 adults30

Cozy, well-connected 2 room + balcony near Gete

€1,050per month
1 Room2 adults44

✩ Beautiful 2BR! with kitchen, bathroom, in Bremen-Neustadt

€1,650per month
2 Rooms2 adults55

New, wonderful studio

€1,200per month
1 Room2 adults28

East-Village-No5 „ north star“ Bremen Ostertor (Viertel)

€990per month
1 Room2 adults20

East-Village-No5 Apartment „sea ​​chest“ Bremen Ostertor (Viertel)

€990per month
1 Room2 adults20
  • Tips for Finding an Apartment in Bremen

    Situated in the North of Germany on the river Weser, Bremen is a historic city of around 570.000 people and is the tenth most populated city in Germany. Although probably most well-known for Becks beer and the Bundesliga football club Werder Bremen, Bremen itself has much more to offer culturally and economically. Its port on the River Weser has made it the second-largest economic hub in Northern Germany (after Hamburg), creating a high demand for short-term apartments in Bremen. The city is split into 23 different districts and the most popular of them are described below.

    Rent a short-term furnished apartment in Bremen-Fesenfeld
    • Living in Bremen-Neustadt

      Located near the airport and the River Weser, Neustadt is popular among couples. There are many cafes, restaurants, and bars situated in Neustadt so lots to do for young people in the evenings. Rent prices for furnished apartments in Bremen-Neustadt are slightly higher than other districts due to its thriving nightlife and shopping opportunities.

      • The Bremen-Neustadt Neighbourhood

        Neustadt is best-suited for the social and outgoing, who will enjoy the buzz and good cuisine. Neustadt has a thriving alternative scene that is a draw for many young people. It is also home to the most vibrant shopping street in Bremen.

      • Rent Prices in Bremen-Neustadt

        Prices in Neustadt are in the mid-range for apartments in Bremen with an average one-bedroom apartment coming to €670 - €1.000 per month.

    • Living in Bremen-Findorff

      Findorff is the most central district in Bremen. Due to its proximity to the University of Bremen, Findorff is home to a high student population, yet there are also many green areas that attract families with young children.

      • The Bremen-Findorff Neighbourhood

        Living in Bremen-Findorff is convenient because the neighbourhood contains the Hauptbahnhof (central train station) as well as the Bürgerpark (city park), which includes a petting zoo. Findorff is a busy district that is steadily growing in popularity.

      • Rent Prices in Bremen-Findorff

        Expect to pay slightly higher rent in Findorff, with standard one-bedroom apartments starting at around €700 per month reaching up to €1.100 per month.

    • Living in Bremen-Walle

      The district of Walle is positioned in the North East of the city. Like in Findorff there are many green spaces including Walle Park. Walle is home to a vibrant mix of people from all different nationalities and cultures.

      • The Bremen-Walle Neighbourhood

        The unofficial motto of Walle is "In Walle wohnen sie alle!" essentially meaning all are welcome! Walle has great infrastructure including restaurants, schools, an art gallery, and even an ice rink. Additionally, old German architecture is displayed alongside modern buildings.

      • Rent Prices in Bremen-Walle

        Apartments in Walle are relatively inexpensive compared to the rest of Bremen with one-bedroom flats for around €550 - €1.000 per month.

    • Living in Bremen-Gröpelingen

      Historically Gröpelingen was a district composed mainly of immigrants working at the port. While the district has maintained its multicultural composition, it has become more diverse and popular amongst young families due to its affordability.

      • The Bremen-Gröpelingen Neighbourhood

        Residents of Gröpelingen enjoy the tree-studded Oslebshauser Park which also has three small lakes. Other highlights include a Promenade along the river Weser and a variety of shops and restaurants from all over the world.

      • Rent Prices in Bremen-Gröpelingen

        While many families call Gröpelingen their home, young singles have populated the area as well due to inexpensive rent. Gröpelingen is the most affordable district in Bremen. One-bedroom apartments range between €500 - €950 per month.

    • Living in Bremen-Schwachhausen

      Located in the East of Bremen, Schwachhausen is a suburban district home to mostly middle- and upper-class residents. The area has few apartments, but a number of larger properties including furnished houses for rent. If you are looking for a quieter neighbourhood, Schwachhausen is for you.

      • The Bremen-Schwachhausen Neighbourhood

        Schwachhausen is where many corporations and start-ups are located yet it also provides a healthy dose of nature with the Bürgerpark and the Stadtwald (city forest). Buildings are well-maintained and the district is known for being peaceful and pleasant.

      • Rent Prices in Bremen-Schwachhausen

        Prices in Schwachhausen are the highest in Bremen, starting at €850 per month for a one-bedroom apartment and going up to €1.200.

  • Living in Bremen

    Bremen is a typical mid-sized German city and the life here reflects that. There is a delightful old town to stroll around on lazy Sundays, a vibrant nightlife Thursdays through Saturdays, traditional Christmas markets in December, and efficient public transport. While finding a short-term apartment in Bremen isn’t the only part of settling in, life in Bremen is easy to adapt to. Below are our tips for navigating your first weeks in the city.

    Sighsteeings in Bremen-Old-Town
    • Transport in Bremen

      Don’t have your own car? - No problem, Bremen has an extensive and well-maintained public transport network but also other forms of transportation such as car-sharing are getting more popular here.

      • Public Transport

        Public transport in Bremen is simple, fast, and efficient. With a solid network of buses and trams that drive all over the city, residents of Bremen find it easy to get around. A day ticket, valid on all forms of public transport in Bremen, costs €8.30 a day. Tickets for longer periods of time are also available. Additionally, Bremen has an S Bahn (local rail) to access nearby towns such as Bremerhaven.

      • Ferry

        Many modes of transport are possible in Bremen: for example, transport by boat with the Weser Ferry. Tickets for adults cost just around €2 for a return journey. For a little more money it is also possible to take your bike along.

    • Sightseeing in Bremen

      As a German city that has lived through a lot of history, there are some “must-sees” for new citizens:

      • Schnoor

        Most Germans who think of Bremen think of beautiful medieval buildings and winding streets. This type of architecture can be found in Schnoor, the oldest quarter in Bremen dating back to the 15th Century. Lose yourself in the maze of streets and discover a different time.

      • The Bremer Rathaus (City Hall)

        Built during the 15th century, the city hall in the centre of Bremen is a grand example of European Brick Gothic Architecture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and also the place where the office of the mayor of Bremen is located. The Bremen Cathedral, dedicated to St. Peter can also be found in the Main Market Square. It is the old Cathedral of the Prince-Archbishopric of Bremen.

      • The Bremen Roland

        You can find the statue of Roland directly opposite the city hall, in the main city square. Just like the city hall, it is a protected UNESCO World Heritage site. It was erected in 1404 and depicts Roland, a hero of the Battle of Roncevaux Pass, as protector of the city.

      • The Town Musicians of Bremen

        The famous statue dedicated to the Brothers Grimm tale 'The Town Musicians of Bremen' was erected in 1953 and can be found next to the Rathaus. They say if you touch both of the donkey’s front legs your wishes will come true.

      • Böttcherstraße

        Böttcherstraße is a famous street in the Old Town of Bremen, well known for its unusual architecture. Only 100 meters long, this street is a perfect example of Brick Expressionism and is protected by the monument protection act.

      • Schlachte

        The Schlachte is a promenade in Bremen that runs alongside the River Weser. It was previously a harbour but is now home to multiple restaurants and beer gardens. It is especially nice in the summer!

      Sighsteeings in Bremen: The Town Musicians of Bremen
    • Useful Services in Bremen

      A strong service sector and a wealth of small- to medium-sized businesses provide lots of ways to make settling in a lot easier in Bremen.

      • Car Sharing

        Cambio is a car-sharing programme available in Bremen with multiple stations to pick up cars. Registration is quick and you are able to use their cars at leisure, being charged by the minute or by the kilometre.

      • Cleaning Service

        Mr. Cleaner offers affordable and efficient cleaning services for your apartment in Bremen with flexible scheduling.

      • Food Delivery

        Lieferando offers fast and reliable food delivery from tasty restaurants all over Bremen. It is possible to order online or via app.

      • Gym Membership

        For fitness enthusiasts, or those looking to stay in shape, fitX fitness studios is a fully equipped gym for both cardio and weight training and has three locations in Bremen. For those looking for a premium option, Fitness Galerie Neustadt is an exclusive gym with a sauna.