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Böttcherstrasse lies to the south from Marktplatz. The street is a great piece of art. Its architecture is an ideal combination of traditional and expressionistic styles. The idea of its creation was suggested by Bremen tradesman and the city’s patron Ludwig Roselius in 1904. It took almost 30 years to make that plan come to life thanks to the efforts of architects Scotland and Runge, as well as sculptor Bernard Hattery. Böttcherstrasse is famous for the Paula Bekker-Moderson Museum, in which a continuous exhibition of her best works takes place. Another place of interest that deserves your attention is the Roselius House, notable for its chimes and interesting collections.

The Schnoor quarter. The Schnoor quarter is the ancient part of the city (kept in a wonderful condition, by the way) that once belonged to fishermen. Small houses built in the 15th- 18th centuries, narrow streets and courtyards create an impression of a very picturesque place. Even though the Schnoor used to be a district for the poor, and even was in the danger of demotion, nowadays, after a considerable restoration, the district turned into a popular tourist area. Johanniskirche and some towers, that used to belong to Franciscans, are also located there.
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