About Bremen
Bremen, Germany
RORO 2010 moved to Bremen, Germany to benefit from the support and expertise of the bremenports and Seaports of Niedersachsen.
A reputation as a place where innovations are made, the flourishing ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven and the nine seaports of Niedersachsen form the largest cargo hub in North-West Germany between the rivers Elbe, Weser and the Ems. In 2011 Bremerhaven will open its brand new Kaiserschleuse Lock, further cementing its aim to be Europe's largest import/export vehicle port. The ports of Cuxhaven and Emden in Niedersachsen are further highly productive RoRo-ports in North-West Germany.
This thriving group of ports was the ideal backdrop to RORO 2010. They were visited by nearly 15,000 merchant vessels in 2009, and what's more Bremerhaven alone is capable of handling two million vehicles each year, Cuxhaven and Emden about 1.5 million cars per year.
Find out more about the ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven at www.bremenports.de. Please also visit the BLG LOGISTICS GROUP at www.blg.de.
Please also visit the ports of Cuxhaven at www.cuxport.de and Emden at www.evag.com , and www.autoport-emden.de.
The City of Bremen
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Bremen is a city that has many different and unique characteristics, it puts itself on the map as the pulsating, multifaceted heart of North West Germany. A popular city, rich in heritage, science and high technology.
The 1,200 year old Hanseatic city has a unique quality that ensures a metropolitan city experience like no other – from rejuvenated Schlachte Promenade on the River Weser and the full-sized Columbus Space Module of the International Space Station to world beating attractions like the Universum Science Center Bremen.
Find out more about the City of Bremen at www.bremen.de or www.bremen-tourismus.de.
