The Überseemuseum (Overseas Museum) is just around the corner from the Bremen Central Train Station. There's usually an exhibition going on but you have to pay extra besides the regular entrance fee to see them. When I went there there was a great Japan exposition,...More

Perhaps if Germany had been a bit more interested in running around the world building an empire when her European neighbours were doing just that, later problems might not have arisen. Left well behind in the race for empire, it seems in retrospect like a...More

We visited on a wet Sunday afternoon mainly to get out of the rain, we were pleasantly surprised by how the many exhibits captured our children’s imagination (12 and 10). There’s plenty to see and it’s set out in an interesting way.

With a ground floor collection of mostly Asian artifacts, this museum has a curious assemblage of a helter-skelter of objects and displays. There is sometimes a lack of objectivity in the descriptions. The stuffed animals (once living) may put off some museum goers. It appears...More

This place is perfect to spent your time on a rainy day! At the moment there is an exhibition of stunning ocean-pics - until april 23'rd. really beautyful! - The restaurant 'Übersee' is integratet and has yummy food and fair prices with friendly service! Have...More

We spent 6 hrs in the museum including a lunch break circa 45 min. Had the text plates and audio material be available also in english, the time spent in the museumvwould had been even longer. Now the text plates and audio material were only...More

Museum offers a wide choice of topics from Oceania, Asia, America, Asia. Because it is a bit overwhelming to see everything I concentrated on a few sections and have to come back for the rest. The presentation often offers personal views from people living in...More