• Marzipan-Speicher am Holstentor - Highly rated for its delightful selection of freshly baked treats, this venue is renowned for its consistent quality and excellent service. It’s an ideal place to visit with colleagues to enjoy some office chatter while savoring a variety of Mediterranean and café offerings. This establishment serves as a café, restaurant, shop, and museum.
• Stadtverwaltung Hansestadt Lübeck - Lübeck’s Old Town, encircled by water, is a place of longing. The striking brick architecture of the merchants’ houses and churches remains a defining feature of this Hanseatic town, established in 1143 as the first Baltic Sea port and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can relax, wander through the medieval streets, and immerse themselves in the vibrant life behind ancient walls, discovering Nordic beauty with elegance.
• Museum Holstentor - Known as the most famous city gate from the late Middle Ages in Germany, this historical emblem of the city houses a museum. The exhibition “The Power of Trade” explores the city’s history as a key commercial center in Northern Europe.
• Lubeck Cathedral - Constructed in Europe between the mid-12th and early 16th centuries, these cathedrals are remarkable for their towering height and extensive use of stained glass, which illuminates the interiors. They were the tallest and largest structures of their era and are outstanding examples of Gothic architecture.

• Guidance from a local expert

Embark on a journey through the alluring city of Lubeck, where extraordinary narratives, scenery, and landmarks await. From sightseeing to listening to captivating stories, learn why Lubeck’s city center is the broadest UNESCO World Heritage Site in Germany. The expedition begins outside a highly-rated local outlet, a perfect opportunity to acquaint yourself with local customs and traditions. As you engage with the lively ambiance, marvel at the exceptional architectural wonders that dot the cityscape. From the exterior, appreciate one of Germany’s most exquisite town halls, noted for its famous medieval brick Gothic structure. Witness the delightful spectacle of the Trave River and Lübeck’s Holstentor, one of the most intriguing historical and architectural points of interest in Germany. As you meander through Lubeck’s historic center, enrich your knowledge of the city’s affluent heritage and history. Conclude your tour in front of the venerable Lübeck Cathedral, one of the city’s earliest historical monuments.

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