The company has been located in Lemwerder since the shipyard’s establishment in 1907. Directly on the river Weser, pleasantly rural yet with an urban infrastructure. A&R is always within easy reach, best from Bremen, via Airport Bremen, highway A1 direction Hamburg, A27 direction Bremen and the railway connections.

Bremen is the lively heart of northwest Germany and home to the world-famous Bremen Town Musicians. It’s a city rich in diversity—where history, tradition, science, nature, and culture blend into an endlessly captivating experience.

The Schnoor – also known as the Schnoor Quarter – is an alley district in Bremen’s old town, just a few hundred meters from the city’s market square. Bremen’s oldest neighborhood, with buildings dating back to the early 15th century is one of the city’s top highlights, attracting both locals and countless visitors from around the world time and again.

The Breminale is a free, five-day music and culture festival held annually in the summer along the inner-city banks of the Weser River. For five exciting days each year, stages and stands light up along the Weser as the Breminale offers a vibrant program of music, art, and culture.

Hamburg is located on the Elbe River in northern Germany. It is the country’s largest port and commercial hub. The metropolis has much to offer, from the Elbphilharmonie and the Speicherstadt to its famous party district, the „Reeperbahn.“ The blend of traditional Hanseatic charm, maritime openness, and artistic creativity makes the city truly unique.

Visiting the Elbphilharmonie is an unforgettable experience for all the senses, with music, of course, taking center stage. In the Grand Hall, the audience seating rises in terraces around the stage, creating an extraordinary sense of closeness to the musical performance.

Oldenburg serves as the cultural, economic, and administrative hub of the Northwest. The university town’s cultural importance is underscored by its acclaimed museums, theaters, high-profile festivals, and bustling markets. At the old town centuries-old historic buildings and landmarks coexist seamlessly with a variety of appealing shopping destinations.

The area between the Weser River and Jade Bay is known as the Wesermarsch. Small, idyllic communities like Lemwerder along the river, as well as the vast marshes, peatlands, and dikes, shape a landscape ideal for long walks or bike tours. In summer, many locals are drawn to the sandy beaches of Brake and Harrier Sand for swimming.

To this day, Bremerhaven preserves a significant part of Germany’s maritime heritage as a shipyard location, overseas port, and home to notable museums, research institutes, and cultural institutions. The city offers numerous attractions, from the German Maritime Museum and the zoo to the historic wartime submarine „Wilhelm Bauer.“ Additionally, the local cuisine boasts a wide variety of delicious fish dishes, with several fine dining restaurants ready to welcome you. And there’s always the breathtaking view of the sea…