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Kaisenhaus-Museum

Commemorating Bremen's Kaisen Houses

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Located in Waller Feldmark, the Kaisenhaus-Museum explores the history of Bremen's Kaisen Houses, named after Wilhelm Kaisen. Opened in 2011, it is housed in a 1957 building, recognized as a protected cultural heritage monument since 2024.

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The museum is operated by the association Kaisenhäuser e.V.

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Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Standing at the Kaisenhaus-Museum, you're at a site that tells the story of Bremen's post-war era. The building, constructed in 1957, has been recognized as a protected cultural heritage monument since 2024. This museum is dedicated to the Kaisen Houses, named after Wilhelm Kaisen, Bremen's former mayor. These houses were crucial in addressing the housing shortage following World War II. To the west, you can sense the vastness of the Waller Feldmark. Nestled within the Blockland allotment garden, the museum offers a serene backdrop. Here, history comes alive, allowing you to appreciate the significance of the Kaisen Houses to the city of Bremen.