Space tour

Bremen is one of the most significant aerospace locations in Europe. The European contribution to the International Space Station (ISS)  was based at Airbus Defence & Space. The provisioning and logistics at a height of over 400 km high challenges the engineers: how do the astronauts receive water and food? How do they live, sleep and do research in weightlessness? The Columbus Model provides exciting answers. Also take a look at the production of the Ariane rockets which bring satellites into their orbit. And what does a litre of milk weigh on the moon?

Dates: every Saturday
Time: 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Duration: 2 hours
Language: Only in German
Meeting point: Domsheide bus platform H / in front of the entrance to the concert hall "Die Glocke"

• Meeting: Domsheide bus platform H
• Transfer to the factory
• Tour of the factory and film in the visitor center
• Transfer back to the old town

Inclusive services
Bus transfer from / to the old town, security check

• The bus has a permanent wheelchair space (entry via an electric ramp, registration required in advance).
• For security reasons, each participant must identify himself with a valid identity card or passport.
• Minimum age 10 years. 10 to 13 years only when accompanied by an adult per 1 child.
• Participants from non-EU countries may need a special permit. Please inform yourself up to 14 days before the appointment.
• There are no public toilets available in the visitor center.
• Photography is strictly forbidden.
• We reserve the right to make changes, cancellations can be made at any time due to internal events.

The organizer of this tour is our partner the Bremer Tourismus Zentrale