Over the centuries, Bremen hassea transportAnd enjoy outstanding achievements in the field.BremerhavenIn 2008Container throughputIt has reached 5.5 million TEUs.In addition to the shipping industry, there are also financial industry, beverage, food processing industryAerospace industry, electronics andAutomobile manufacturingAnd other advantageous industries.Taking the automobile manufacturing industry as an example, the world-famous Daimler Benz Company employs more than 17000 employees in Bremen to produce the most modern models of Mercedes Benz cars.
In 1260, Bremen joined the Hanseatic League.It was occupied by France in the early 19th century.In 1827, due to the siltation of the Weiser River, which hindered the navigation of large ships, Bremen built the Outer Port of Bremen on the marsh wasteland on the east bank of the Weiser River.He became a member of the Northern German Federation in 1866 and joined the German Empire in 1871.During World War II, the city of Bremen was severely damaged. After World War II, it was classified into the US occupied area and became a supply port for other US occupied areas in southern Germany.In 1949, it became a federal state of the Federal Republic of Germany.[2]
Important economic industries: trade, shipbuilding, food and household goods industryAerospace technology
In addition, due to the opening of the German telecommunications market and the rapid development of related technologies in recent years, its communications industry technology has become quite competitive internationally.Bremen is increasingly developing into a future oriented economic city with high-tech capabilities.This is particularly reflected in the aerospace industry.Bremen is the production base of EADS European Aerospace Group and the leading manned space base in Europe. Its strength in aerodynamics and lightweight structure has been confirmed.The modern infrastructure, the high level of human potential and the scientific environment formed by universities, colleges and many institutions have become the diverse attractions of this tenth largest city in Germany.
Places of interest
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Roland Statue and City Hall (listed in 2004UNESCOHuman cultural heritage), Bremen City Musician Bronze Statue, Schnoah Handicrafts District, Wall Bell Performance, St. Petri Cathedral, Bremen Hafen "Hafen World".
administrative division
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The state is governed byBremenandBremerhavenIt is composed of two cities.[1]
