Directions to the Airport Bremen
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Traffic and Route Information
Highways in Germany can get busy, especially during holiday seasons. However, Bremen Airport (often called City Airport Bremen) is known for its convenient location and short distances. While it is easy to reach, we recommend checking for traffic jams on the A1 motorway before you start your trip.
Driving directions to the airport:
The airport is located just south of the city center and connects directly to the A281. Here is the best way to get there depending on where you are coming from:
- From Hamburg, Hannover, or Osnabrück (A1):
Stay on the A1 motorway until you reach the exit Bremen-Arsten. From there, simply follow the airport signs (airplane symbol) which will guide you straight to the terminal area. - From Cuxhaven or Bremerhaven (A27):
Take the A27 and leave at the exit Bremen-Überseestadt. Continue via the B6 road onto the A281 motorway and follow the signs to the airport. - From Oldenburg (B75):
Drive via the B75 road and merge onto the A281. The airport signage will direct you to the parking facilities.
Driving in Germany: What you need to know
To ensure a smooth journey without any fines, here are a few important regulations you should be aware of when driving on German roads.
Safety Vests
It is mandatory to carry a reflective safety vest in your car in Germany. Since 2014, every vehicle must have at least one. If you have a breakdown or an accident, you must put this vest on before you exit the vehicle to set up your warning triangle.
Speed Camera Apps
Using technology to detect speed cameras is illegal in Germany. This applies to radar detectors, but also to mobile apps or features in your GPS navigation system (like TomTom or Waze). Make sure these warnings are turned off while driving to avoid penalties.
Environmental Badge ("Umweltplakette")
Many German cities, including Bremen, have "Low Emission Zones" in the city center. To drive there, your car needs a green emissions sticker (Umweltplakette).
Note: While the airport itself is usually accessible without entering the zone, you will need a sticker if you plan to drive into Bremen city center. Cars without a sticker (or with a red/yellow one) are not allowed in these zones.- From Hamburg, Hannover, or Osnabrück (A1):
