The city of Bremen offers many sporting activities for families: Numerous clubs and associations provide sports and exercise programs that keep sports-loving families fit and promote togetherness. Other venues also offer spaces to exert oneself and be active together.
We've compiled a list of key locations and venues in Bremen that offer popular sports and exercise programs for children, teenagers, and families. For example, Bremen's public swimming pools regularly host courses (including swimming lessons) and events for the whole family. Many indoor facilities also allow for exercise during the colder months. And Bremen's numerous sports clubs offer something for all age groups – from baby gymnastics to seated exercises. Discover Bremen's sporty side – our small selection will help you get started:
Bremen swimming pools:
- OTeBad Swimming Pool
- Horner Bad
- Vitalbad Vahr
- Stadium pool
- Westbad (under construction)
- Schlossparkbad
- Vegesack Leisure Pool
- Blumenthal outdoor swimming pool
- South Bath
- Huchting indoor swimming pool
Clubs and associations:
Indoor playgrounds and facilities:
- Sports Garden
- Paradice Ice Rink
- JUMP House Bremen
- Indoor playground play Coolisse
- Leo's Adventure Park
- harbor bustle
- Pusdorf Pumptrack
Actions and projects:
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The Bremen Free Card provides all children and young people up to 18 years of age who are residents of the state of Bremen with a credit of €60 per year. With the Free Card, you can use it, for example, at swimming pools, cinemas, indoor playgrounds, theatres, or for ice skating or bouldering (including equipment).
All information about the Bremen Free Card
programKids to the Poolsis designed for children (ages 5 to 18 inclusive) from refugee or low-income families, or those living in public care. Its aim is to help children and teenagers who cannot swim, or cannot swim well, to learn to swim. "Kids to the Pools" covers the booking and costs of swimming lessons.
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program "Kids in Clubs" supports children (aged 3 to under 18) from low-income families or those in public care, enabling them to become club members for six months or a year.
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