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Discovering hidden gems while traveling Europe is one of the best parts of making your way through the continent. Joining a pretzel making class in Bavaria\u00a0or stumbling across the best cheese store in the Netherlands\u00a0are experiences you’ll surely remember. Typically, popular cities like\u00a0Rome, Munich, Paris, and London\u00a0get millions of visitors every year, but what if we told you that situated between Amsterdam and Hamburg you’ll find one of Europe’s best hidden and historic German cities<\/a>?<\/p>\n During my travels through Germany a decade ago, I made it my mission to visit a few cities that were off the regular tourist trail. The city of Bremen stole my heart with its Gothic architecture, great food, friendly locals, and of course, Becks beer. This stunning European destination is a secret you should know<\/a> if you’re traveling through Germany, but remember to bring a set of warm clothing with you. Due to Bremen’s position in northern Germany, it can get chilly and windy at times, making it the ideal sweater weather location. Situated about an hour southwest of Hamburg by train, Bremen is one of those cities that will transport you back in time with its history, architecture, and bustling shopping streets.<\/p>\n