👣 On a misty autumn night, I took a walk through Bremen’s former Tobacco District of Woltmershausen.
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📍 Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZpXqRYpnn9caStaw9
🌦️ Weather: night, overcast, drizzle, foggy
📅 Time and Date: November 2024, 19:00
🎬 Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Woltmershauser Friedhof / Woltmershausen Cemetery
1:30 Netto Woltmershausen
2:30 Woltmershauser Straße
4:15 Lidl Woltmershausen
6:30 Central Part of Woltmershausen
9:45 Christuskirche Woltmershausen
15:45 Bus Action
20:40 Crossing the Road
21:40 Delmenhorster Straße
25:30 REWE Woltmershausen Tabakquartier
26:25 Entering Former Tobacco District
29:30 No idea where I am
ℹ️ More information on the locations I’ve visited in this video:
▶ BREMEN WOLTMERSHAUSEN
Woltmershausen, often referred to as “Wolle,” is a historic district in Bremen, Germany, with a unique blend of industrial heritage, riverside charm, and community life. Located southwest of Bremen’s city center along the Weser River, Woltmershausen is known for its working-class roots, which were shaped largely by tobacco processing and port activity. The tobacco industry was a key player in Bremen’s economy from the 19th century, and Woltmershausen became home to many factories and warehouses supporting this trade. Tobacco processing provided jobs to numerous residents and left a lasting mark on the district’s identity, with some former tobacco warehouses still visible today, adding character to the urban landscape.
The district is also known for the scenic Weseruferpark, a well-loved green space that lines the river and offers locals a relaxing escape. The park is a central feature of the district, popular for picnics, walks, and cycling. Weseruferpark’s pathways allow for easy access along the river, with benches and viewpoints overlooking the Weser, making it a favorite spot for residents and families to enjoy nature. It provides both a recreational area and a visual reminder of the district’s close connection to the river, with the Weser shaping the history, culture, and daily life in Woltmershausen. The park is not only a haven for relaxation but also a space where the community comes together for seasonal events and casual gatherings.
Neighboring Woltmershausen are the districts of Hohentor and Rablinghausen, each with its own distinct identity but sharing historical and cultural ties. Hohentor, to the east, is a compact residential area closer to Bremen’s core, offering a mix of traditional and modern housing, as well as convenient access to the city center. It has a lively urban character and is popular among city commuters. Rablinghausen, situated to the west of Woltmershausen, maintains a more rural and laid-back feel, with open spaces and proximity to the river. Known for its green areas and quiet neighborhoods, Rablinghausen offers a contrast to Woltmershausen’s industrial past, attracting families and those seeking a slower-paced lifestyle. Together, these districts contribute to the diversity of Bremen’s southwestern area, each bringing different aspects of history, architecture, and community.
Woltmershausen itself is a district in transition. While it retains its industrial legacy, especially through the Neustädter Hafen, which remains an active port area, the district is evolving with new housing, community spaces, and green initiatives. The transformation is attracting younger residents, artists, and professionals who appreciate Woltmershausen’s affordability and proximity to nature. The area’s well-connected bus lines and improved cycling infrastructure have made it easier for residents to access central Bremen and neighboring areas, fostering a dynamic yet tightly-knit community that balances tradition with modern living.
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🎥 Gear and Software I use for my video walks:
▶ Sony Alpha 6100
▶ GoPro Hero7 Black
▶ Zhiyun Crane Plus
▶ Davinci Resolve
▶ DJI Osmo Pocket 2
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