The port city of Bremerhaven is located in northwest Germany. It's known for its Maritime Museum & Emigration Center in the Harbor Worlds complex, which includes a statue of Sesamstrasse character Snuffelina (Sophie). Bremerhaven is the second-largest city in the state of Lower Saxony after Hamburg. Bremerhaven is 60km north of Bremen. For over three decades, ship enthusiasts have met every few years at Bremerhaven's International Dockyard Congress to discuss the state of the art.
Including Grönland Ship, Thieles Garden, Wilhelm Bauer Submarine, Bremerhaven Lighthouse, Kaiserschleuse Ostfeuer, Wencke-Dock, Herz-Jesu-Kirche, Christuskirche, Leuchtfeuer Gestemole Nord, Welle, Dionysiuskirche, Bürgermeister-Smidt-Gedächtniskirche, Wasserstandsanzeiger Tide Gauge, Dampfeisbrecher Wal (Barge), Seefalke Tug Boat, Wohnwasserturm Wulsdorf, Wohnanlage (Werkblock), Villa Weber, Reformierte Schule, Küsterhaus, Rathaus Lehe, Kino Aladin, Haus Schuchmann, Haus Hoffmeyer, Geestemünder Canal, Elbe 3 Ship Museum and many more sightseeing highlights of Bremerhaven.