Lubeck is a picturesque city in northern Germany, known for its medieval architecture and cultural heritage. The city is located on the banks of the Trave River and captivates with its historical landmarks, narrow streets, and colorful buildings. This tourist guide will offer you a three-day plan to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this amazing city.
Day 1: Historic Center of Lubeck
- Holsten Gate (Holstentor) - Start the morning by visiting one of the city's most famous symbols. These medieval gates are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are an excellent introduction to Lubeck.
- Old Town (Altstadt) - Explore the historic streets and narrow alleys of the Old Town. We recommend visiting the market square with the Town Hall and St. Mary's Church (Marienkirche).
- Niederegger Marzipan Museum - Visit the famous Niederegger confectionery to try marzipan and learn more about its history.
- Buddenbrook House - This museum is dedicated to the famous German writer Thomas Mann, who was born in Lubeck. The museum is located in his ancestral home and offers interesting exhibitions.
- Dinner in a traditional German restaurant - End the day with dinner at one of Lubeck's restaurants, such as "Schiffergesellschaft," to try local dishes and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the old city.
Day 2: Water and Museums
- Boat trip on the Trave River - Start the day with a boat trip on the Trave River to enjoy views of the city from the water. This is a great way to see Lubeck from a different perspective.
- St. Catherine's Church (Katharinenkirche) - After the boat trip, visit this Gothic church, one of the oldest and most beautiful in the city.
- St. Annen Museum - Visit this art museum located in a former monastery to learn more about the art and culture of the region.
- Natural History Museum (Naturhistorisches Museum) - This museum offers diverse exhibitions dedicated to the natural history of the region.
- Evening relaxation in Petrisberg - End the day with dinner and a glass of wine in Petrisberg, one of the most beautiful and lively neighborhoods in the city.
Day 3: Nature and Surroundings
- East of Lubeck Bay - Visit the eastern shore of Lubeck Bay and the seaside resort of Travemunde to spend the morning on the beach and enjoy the sea air.
- Beach promenade (Strandpromenade) - Take a stroll along the promenade where you will find plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
- Sea Museum (Ostseestation Travemunde) - Learn more about marine life and the history of this resort in the local museum.
- Guggenhall Castle - In the second half of the day, visit Guggenhall Castle to see an excellent mix of Gothic and Baroque architecture.
- Return to Lubeck and final dinner - Return to Lubeck and end the evening in one of the cozy restaurants.
This three-day plan will help you fully enjoy the rich cultural and historical heritage of Lubeck, as well as its beautiful nature and sea views. Have a pleasant journey!
