Germany·Sat 26 Sept · 5.4 hours on the ground
Time in the city
5.4 hours
after transfersAfter transfers and airport time
Airport distance
4km
to the centreFrom Bremen centre (BRE)
Daylight
12.0 hours
07:15 to 19:18Sunrise 07:15, sunset 19:18
07:30
Leave London Stansted
Ryanair, direct
10:05
In the city
Lands 09:50, 15min from the airport
15:30
Leave the city
15min back, 90min at the airport
17:40
Back in London Stansted
Flies 17:15
Weather while you are there
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Comedykeller Bremen · Miscellaneous
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What a day in Bremen costs
Flights and on-the-ground spend, per person.
£78/ all in, per person
Entry fees, on top (optional)
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About 7.4 hours on the ground, measured from landing to the time you have to leave for the airport, not from take-off to touch-down. The airport is 4km from the centre, and that journey is counted twice.
Tram 6, 15 min, €3.20 A day ticket on local transport is BSAG Tagesticket (1 adult) €9.50.
About £49 a person for the day: local transport, lunch, dinner and a drink. Paid attractions are listed separately because most people do one or none, and an average that includes them is a number nobody actually pays.