Bremen TV tower

The Bremen TV tower is a concrete transmission tower in the Walle district that rises to 235.7 meters, with an operating platform positioned at 108.2 meters above ground. The structure serves as a broadcasting point for television and radio signals across the Bremen region.

The tower was built in the 1980s as part of Germany's telecommunications infrastructure expansion to improve broadcasting capabilities across the Bremen region. This period was important for modernizing the regional transmission network.

The tower broadcasts programs from Radio Bremen, including Bremen Eins and Bremen Zwei, bringing local news and entertainment to residents daily. These radio stations shape how people in the area stay informed about their community.

The tower is clearly visible from the surrounding streets and serves as a distinct landmark in the Walle district that can be spotted from various angles. Visitors can photograph the structure from different vantage points, with good views available from nearby parks and residential areas.

The tower operates a 70-centimeter amateur radio repeater at 438.820 MHz that connects radio enthusiasts across the region. This function shows how the structure serves multiple purposes beyond commercial broadcasting.

Location: Walle (Bremen)

Elevation above the sea: 4 m

Height: 235.7 m

Made from material: concrete

GPS coordinates: 53.09570,8.79187

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:56