Trace the history of Jewish people in Lubeck during the Hanseatic Era and World War II. Explore landmarks, learn about Jewish persecution, and visit the Lubeck Cathedral on this 2-hour walking tour.
Trace the history of Jewish people in Lubeck during the Hanseatic Era and World War II. Explore landmarks, learn about Jewish persecution, and visit the Lubeck Cathedral on this 2-hour walking tour.
- An d. Obertrave 4 - Meet the guide in front of the Ringhotel Jensen, located at An d. Obertrave 4, 23552 Lübeck, Germany. Please refrain from entering the hotel, as it serves solely as a meeting point and the staff is not informed about the tour.
- Holstentor - Discover the Jewish history and highlights of Lübeck’s Old Town with a knowledgeable…
- An d. Obertrave 4 - Meet the guide in front of the Ringhotel Jensen, located at An d. Obertrave 4, 23552 Lübeck, Germany. Please refrain from entering the hotel, as it serves solely as a meeting point and the staff is not informed about the tour.
- Holstentor - Discover the Jewish history and highlights of Lübeck’s Old Town with a knowledgeable Local History Expert-Guide. Many city tours overlook the Jewish history, but it is truly fascinating and worth exploring. As an imperial city and the capital of the Hanseatic League, Lübeck did not allow Jewish people to reside within its gates, with a few exceptions that will be explained during the tour. You will visit the renowned Holstentor gate.
- St. Mary’s Church - Visit the remarkable St. Mary’s Church, situated in the Hanseatic merchants’ district, where some Jewish merchants occasionally visited.
- Katharineum - Another highlight will be the Katharineum, attended by Rabbi Felix F. Carlebach, his son, and other Jewish students and professors. You will also see the only synagogue in the “City of Seven Towers” and learn about the “Night of the Broken Glass” and the Holocaust.
- Lübeck Cathedral - The tour will pass by the Museum of St. Anne’s Church and conclude in front of the stunning Lübeck Cathedral. If desired, you can enter and hear its captivating history from your enthusiastic Private Guide.
- Inclusive entrance fee to Lubeck Cathedral
- Expert Jewish history guide fluent in your preferred language
- Educational insights into Lubeck, its Jewish history, and the Holocaust
- Exclusive route featuring the iconic Lubeck Synagogue (exterior view)
- Intimate private tour delving into the Jewish story of the Hanseatic City of Lubeck
- Inclusive entrance fee to Lubeck Cathedral
- Expert Jewish history guide fluent in your preferred language
- Educational insights into Lubeck, its Jewish history, and the Holocaust
- Exclusive route featuring the iconic Lubeck Synagogue (exterior view)
- Intimate private tour delving into the Jewish story of the Hanseatic City of Lubeck
- Entry to the Synagogue
- Entry to the Synagogue
Explore the Jewish history of Lubeck during the Hanseatic Era and World War II with the Jewish History Guide. Uncover a lesser-known Jewish heritage. Visit the Synagogue, Holstentor, and the Lubeck Cathedral.
Highlights:
• Explore the Jewish aspect of Lubeck with a 5-Star History Expert-Guide
• Visit the Lubeck Synagogue - the only functioning…
Explore the Jewish history of Lubeck during the Hanseatic Era and World War II with the Jewish History Guide. Uncover a lesser-known Jewish heritage. Visit the Synagogue, Holstentor, and the Lubeck Cathedral.
Highlights:
• Explore the Jewish aspect of Lubeck with a 5-Star History Expert-Guide
• Visit the Lubeck Synagogue - the only functioning synagogue in Schleswig-Holstein
• Gain insights into Jewish persecution and the Holocaust
• Discover the highlights of Lubeck, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Tour the stunning Lubeck Cathedral
The Jewish history in Lubeck reflects the broader history of antisemitism in Germany prior to Hitler and World War II. This unique tour reveals the overlooked stories of Jews from the Hanseatic era and examines the anti-semitic biases that culminated in the “Final Solution” and the Holocaust. Experience Jewish Lubeck!
- Please check your email the day before the tour to receive important information
- Lubeck Cathedral is usually open every day from 10 AM to 5 PM. Church tours during scheduled events (such as the Sunday, daily and holiday masses) are limited, so parts or the entire church may be closed at the time of your visit. In such a case, you will only see it from the outside.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
