In order to represent Oldenburg, we have organised a guided tour of our Botanical Garden. Guided by none other than the director himself, the tour traces the systematics of the plants, from the Alps via the Mediterranean to the tropical houses. In the medicinal garden, we'll have a few snacks (as long as Bernard isn't looking) before continuing on the trail of the numerous animals, because with its great owls, parakeets, poison dart frogs, ferrets, hobbits, snakes, turtles and free-roaming peacocks and storks, Oldenburg Botanical Garden is home to by far the most animal species of any botanical garden in Germany.

I guess something about a lake... maybe Henning and Lea will describe exactly what it's supposed to be about...

Immerse yourself in the two exhibitions at the Kunsthalle Bremen. Between paintings of nature and antiquity by the Romantic artist Friedrich Nerly in Rome and the beautiful Pipilotti Rist Pixelwald Wisera. Romanticism, nature and beauty come together here.

Christoph Röttgers, Managing Director of NABU Landesverband Bremen, will give you a tour of the 3-hectare NABU Nature Centre and inform you about current projects on the NABU site and in the rest of the Federal State. He will also report on the working methods of the various teams such as environmental education, the nature conservation officers and association development, as well as on NABU's work at national level and beyond.

Come along to the three exhibitions on the topics of technology, people and nature. Here you can expect puzzles, games and lots of information about science that you may not have learnt at university.

Bremen offers many exciting stories, from the poisoner to the comedian Loriot. In addition to many picturesque buildings and alleyways such as the Schnoor, which resembles an alleyway from the film Harry Potter [fuck the terf], the University of Bremen also has the best city guide. Come along and experience a fun and beautiful city tour with Michel.

you may have already seen it at the railway station... I can't tell you any more about it, the last time I walked through the exhibition the lights were out and I nearly fell into the pond, which jumped out of nowhere towards me. But Gregor will probably know more

Come with us into a beautiful, colourful, soothing jungle. Here you can find dozens of tropical plants from all over the world and feast your eyes on the colourful splendour of the beautiful butterflies in the tropical house. After this excursion you will definitely be more relaxed than before.

if the Bremen team have asked Hakon in the meantime...

I don't know him, but I'm sure he'll be good :)