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Kaffee Mühle café

Kaffee Mühle café

Bremen

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Kaffee Mühle café

Kaffee Mühle café
The Kaffee Mühle café is very popular place to go on a day out. For the last 100 years, it has stood in the middle of the Wallanlagen park on the way from the main rail station to the city centre, and is one of the few remaining windmills in Bremen. Its unique atmosphere is an invitation to relax and unwind. With a menu ranging from hearty meals to "just" a cup of coffee, the Kaffee Mühle has something for everyone and is a great venue for parties.

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