Museum Holstentor
An iconic city gate and museum, Holstentor is one of Lübeck's most famous landmarks, showcasing medieval history and architecture.
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An iconic city gate and museum, Holstentor is one of Lübeck's most famous landmarks, showcasing medieval history and architecture.
A stunning medieval cathedral known for its Gothic architecture and beautiful interior, Lübeck Cathedral is a must-see for history and art lovers.
One of the oldest social institutions in the world, this medieval hospital now houses various exhibitions and is a remarkable example of Gothic architecture.
A unique museum dedicated to the famous Lübeck marzipan, where visitors can learn about its history and enjoy delicious samples.
A picturesque fishing village with charming old houses and a serene atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful stroll and beautiful photographs.
A lovely green space in the heart of Lübeck, City Park offers walking paths, playgrounds, and a tranquil setting for relaxation.
A scenic nature reserve along the Trave River, ideal for hiking, bird watching, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.
A museum dedicated to the life and work of Willy Brandt, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning politician, offering insightful exhibitions and historical context.
A beautiful botanical garden featuring a variety of plants, flowers, and educational exhibits, perfect for nature enthusiasts and families.
A museum dedicated to the famous authors Thomas and Heinrich Mann, located in their former family home, with exhibits on their lives and works.
A maritime museum featuring historic ships and maritime artifacts, offering a glimpse into Lübeck's seafaring history.
An art and cultural museum complex housed in a former medieval convent, showcasing a diverse range of exhibits from medieval to contemporary art.
A museum dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning author and artist Günter Grass, featuring his literary works, artworks, and personal artifacts.
A museum that offers engaging exhibits on natural history, geology, and environmental science, perfect for curious minds of all ages.
Historic salt storehouses along the Trave River, these buildings are an iconic part of Lübeck's skyline and a reminder of the city's trading past.
A charming pedestrian bridge known as the 'Lovers' Bridge,' where couples attach padlocks as a symbol of their love.
A museum showcasing 19th and early 20th-century art, housed in two historic townhouses with beautifully preserved interiors.