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A city of about 546,000 inhabitants on the Weser River in northwestern Germany, Bremen was an important bishopric from the 8th Century, a member of the Hanseatic League from the 14th to the 15th Century, a lively merchant town and harbour through most of its history, and the notorious site of an attempt on the life of the German Emperor Wilhelm II in 1901. However, it was the Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale The Bremen Town Musicians that brought it world recognition. Among the city’s most well-known attractions is the Market Square with a sculpture of donkey, dog, cat and a rooster. Other sights in the area include the splendid Renaissance Town Hall, which houses a restaurant boasting a collection of 600 wines, including some of the oldest in the world. Nearby there is also the 13th-Century Cathedral of St. Petri, which is probably the city’s most imposing architectural landmark. The Medieval harbour (Schlachte) has been transformed into a waterfront promenade lined with pubs and bars, while the narrow winding streets of the picturesque Schnoor area contain colourful 15th-16th Century houses and a myriad of souvenir shops, cafés and art galleries.