
Columbus Cruise Center Bremerhaven
Cruise terminal on the Columbuskaje with long-term parking (P1, P3), luggage drop, taxi rank and a shuttle bus to the main station and Havenwelten.

Bremerhaven, where the Weser meets the North Sea, is one of Germany's main cruise ports, with ships using the Columbus Cruise Center on the Columbuskaje. More about Bremerhaven →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Bremerhaven day.
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Columbus Cruise Center Bremerhaven, Columbuskaje 1, 27568 Bremerhaven, on the Weser north-west of the Havenwelten district.
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72.5 km · ~58 min by car
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
A taxi rank is directly in front of the terminal’s main entrance.
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Cruise terminal on the Columbuskaje with long-term parking (P1, P3), luggage drop, taxi rank and a shuttle bus to the main station and Havenwelten.
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Two operator car parks: P1 directly in front of the terminal and P3 about 500 m away (open and staffed on ship days). Luggage can be dropped at both. Advance booking recommended; pay on arrival by card or cash. P3 opens only on ship days from April to September.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Waterfront hotels near the museums.
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Short taxi or shuttle ride to the terminal.
Historic city close to Bremen Airport.
Typical hotel
Stay in Bremen and drive or take the train to Bremerhaven.
Prices are approximate, in EUR. Lunch up to about €30; dinner €20–100 or more. Coffee about €4, soft drink €3.90 and water €3.20 at Cafe Lieblingsplatz.
Cafes, fish restaurants and shops along the harbour.

Bremerhaven, where the Weser meets the North Sea, is one of Germany's main cruise ports, with ships using the Columbus Cruise Center on the Columbuskaje. The terminal has two long-term car parks, a taxi rank and a shuttle bus to Bremerhaven Hauptbahnhof and the Havenwelten waterfront, with luggage checked through to the cabin.
The Havenwelten district is the city's tourist heart, home to the Klimahaus, the German Emigration Center, the Zoo am Meer and the German Maritime Museum, with a harbour promenade, shops and restaurants. Bremen Airport is about an hour away by car, and Hamburg Airport just over two hours.

Climate-zone exhibition journeying around the world along the 8th meridian.

Museum of emigration and immigration history.

Seaside zoo with polar bears and penguins.

Maritime history museum with museum ships.