Bremen Travel Forum

Does anyone know,is there breakfast-cafes at old part of Bremen?We have a hotel without breakfast 1km from old town.We leave next friday.

Sure, there are, but without telling us where exactly your accomodation is, it's a bit difficult to come up with suggestions. Here's one nonetheless:

Cafe Cino
Ostertorsteinweg 70

I donīt remember the address-I must anyway find it at weekend or earlier,but the name of the hotel is Hotel Haus.We can surely walk some way,if thereīs some very good place. :) In Tampere thereīs some cafeīs having breakfast tables,where you can choose what you want(for example tea/coffee with roll,jogurt,eggs and so on) in reasonable price.But if there is good choice of rolls/subs(not subway!)/bagels and good tea and coffee,it can be enough too.
By the way.Iīm allergic to rye.What it is in German?I donīt speak German-only some words,witch has been heard many times from my parents and had stayed in mind because of that.But maybe they donīt know whatīs rye in German,because they havenīt needed it.(I wasnīt allergic as a child,when travelling with them)

"Hotel Haus Bremen" perhaps? That would be Verdener Str. 47, not only one but more like 2 km of Bremen's old town.

The aforementioned Cafe is located between your hotel and the old town. You can have breakfast a la carte or from their buffet, prices are still reasonable, and their coffee is nice.
But you'll find loads of cafes in Bremen.

Rye is Roggen in German; for the proper pronunciation see
http://dict.leo.org/?lp=ende&from=fx3&search=roggen

Generally many bakeries and cafes offer breakfast (German style of course).
Also places like McDonalds and Subway.

With bread and rolls you have to be careful as many sorts in Germany are made out of a mix of wheat and rye. But as there are so many varieties there will be still enough without rye to choose from.

Thanks for you both.Ha ha,they said at bookings.com that it is 1km from old town..Of course I know,that you shouldnīt take those things too seriously.I just hope it wonīt rain all time.I red at Bremen-pages,that it rains a lot at winter.
We also booked a tour at Beckīs at saturday.But they said,that if there is less people than 20,thay keep right to cancel it..
In Finland itīs VERY hard to find bread without rye.I remeber that you have as much "darkwhite" breads there as we do.Last year we were there,and I took allways so white bread,that I didnīt need to ask.But maybe I shoul ask my father to write my a note,witch I could show,if needed.I know only 4 people who are allergic to rye,so itīs sometimes hard to get people understand,that there shouldnīt be at all rye for me.