Bremen City Hall is one of the most important Gothic and Weser Renaissance buildings in Europe. Together with the Roland statue, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004, as it is an exceptional testimony to civil autonomy and market rights. Particularly impressive is the magnificent exterior facade with its detailed sculptures, while inside the Upper Town Hall fascinates with its historical furnishings. Underneath the building is also the famous Ratskeller in Bremen, which houses the largest collection of German wines.