Anyone wishing to rent a vacation apartment in Lübeck can then continue searching for accommodation. Visitors can walk through protected brick architecture, medieval alleyways, and historic residential passageways and courtyards.
Culture and Cityscape
The Holstentor houses the exhibition “The Power of Trade.” It explores the Hanseatic League, trade, seafaring, the history of the gate, and its armament. A city model depicts Lübeck’s historic brick architecture.
Lübeck’s medieval old town, surrounded by water, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987 and preserves architectural and archaeological evidence spanning more than eight centuries, including the medieval urban fabric and churches.
Near Lübeck are St. Mary’s Church in Lübeck and Lübeck’s St. Catherine’s Church. In the wider surrounding region of Lübeck are also “Ansverus Cross” and the “Spitzbubenberg Cultural-Historical Monument.”
Landscape
In the wider surrounding region of Lübeck are Hundestrand 1, Buchhorst, and Fischwerder. Brinkmannberg is located in the surrounding area of Lübeck.
Culinary Culture
Marzipan is a characteristic culinary tradition of Lübeck. The Niederegger Marzipan Museum offers an interpretive visitor experience related to this tradition: life-size marzipan figures depict the history of the confection and its journey to Lübeck.
