Germany Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck

A majestic and lively port city, with stately historical buildings, monuments, vibrant atmosphere.

The historic center is a pleasure to explore, with its narrow, winding roads, paths to the water, and marzipan treats.

As Germany's third largest church, this brick Gothic structure is notable for its grand steeples and the treasures it holds.

Built in the 15C, this beautiful and imposing gate with twin towers is home to a city museum.

Home to a remarkable collection of puppets from around the world, this museum's collection dates from the 18C-20C.

There is much to admire inside and outside of this 14C brick Gothic church, which now houses a museum.

This 13C building features an elaborate mix of styles, including a Renaissance sandstone facade.

This 14C Gothic church is distinguished by exceptional bas-reliefs, two organs, and a lifeboat from the shipwrecked "Pamir."

By all accounts, this old sailors' hall boasts an exceptional restaurant, made only better with much of its original decor.

Built in the 13C, this brick Gothic hospice was inhabited by patients until the end of the 1960s.

With its Baroque roof added in 1685, this Gothic gate is one of two remaining from Lubeck's original fortifications.

This museum holds a wealth of religious antiquities, with some emphasis on statues and wooden sculptures.