Heineken House

The Heineken House in Bremen, Germany, is a historic building renowned for having the city's oldest painted wooden ceiling, dating back to 1579. While its exterior reflects 18th-century architecture, the core of the structure is medieval. Named after mayor Christian Abraham Heineken, the house played a role in the town's defortification in the early 19th century. Since 1974, it has served as the headquarters for the State Office for Historic Monuments, preserving its historical significance and preventing commercial development. A QR code plaque added in 2014 provides visitors with more information about this fascinating landmark.