Alberts Huus

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Ever wondered what a “Huus” is? Right here in Bremerhaven, Alberts Huus isn’t just any house. It’s a vibrant hub of culture, music, and community spirit. Alberts Huus is a guest house that accommodates up to 18 people. The name is a tribute to Albert, the eccentric previous owner of this charming property. The heart of Alberts Huus extends beyond its walls into a sprawling 3500 square meter garden. This isn’t your typical manicured lawn. It’s a little wild, a little untamed, and full of life. Towering oak trees, planted by Albert himself, watch over a quirky collection of inhabitants. Two mini-pigs, Mona and Lisa, are the resident celebrities. They roam freely, bringing smiles to the faces of visitors. Chickens and even beehives contribute to the garden’s unique ecosystem. Alberts Huus is more than just a guesthouse. It’s a cultural center, a concert venue, and a place where the community comes together. The Kulturwerkstatt, a renovated space within the garden, hosts intimate indoor concerts for 30 to 40 guests. Larger concerts spill out into the garden, filling the air with music under the summer sky. The spirit of Alberts Huus is one of sharing and connection. Neighbors gather for concerts, bringing homemade cakes and lending a hand. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. Musicians who play here often stay in the guest rooms, sharing meals and stories with Mark and Susan Ella, the driving force behind Alberts Huus. This personal touch creates a sense of community that keeps both guests and artists coming back for more. If you’re looking for a unique Bremerhaven experience, come to Alberts Huus. Enjoy the music, meet the pigs, and soak in the unique charm of this special place.

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