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Bremen is a port city in the north west of Germany that sits on the river Weser before it flows into the North Sea. The city has a history of pirating before becoming members of the Hanseatic League. The old town can be found around the Weser river. The Marktplatz has some wonderful buildings such as the Gothic Town Hall with its Renaissance façade and famous sculptures. The most impressive building here near the Marktplatz is the St. Petri cathedral of the thirteenth century with twin spiked towers. Beside the cathedral is the interesting area, the Schnoor, of uneven streets with old fishing houses that date from the sixteenth century and now house cafes and art galleries.