The Hanseatic City of Lübeck with its Baltic seaside resort of Travemünde is the Northern German gateway to and from Scandinavia and the Baltic countries. In 1987, the entire Old Town has been declared UNESCO World Heritage Site with more than 1,000 listed buildings. Lübeck offers a wide variety of attractive facilities for tourists, congresses, incentives and special interests.
Population: 215,327, guest beds: 5,477

The main scene of action of Thomas Mann's Nobel Prize winning novel "Buddenbrooks" is Lübeck. The house at Mengstrasse 4 is the centre of this novel. Both permanent exhibitions 'Th...
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Christmas atmosphere all over the city! A visit to Lübeck’s Christmas market, which was first mentioned in 1648, is a must for all Lübeck visitors. The historic Christmas market at...
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10 days of festivities on the banks of River Trave between Music and Congress Hall and Radisson SAS Senator Hotel feature artistic, cultural and culinary highlights. Enjoy the warm...
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Lübeck’s Ratskeller has been serving its guests since 1666. Until the 1800s, wines have been stored in its cellars for transits to far-off ports, as well as for local consumption. ...
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Traditional restaurant with 2 different dining-halls with beautiful ceiling painting, chandeliers, plentiful arch stucco and an idyllic garden. Already Thomas Mann mentioned this h...
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Experience Lübeck’s marvellous Old Town, visit the famous Holstentor, the beautiful gothic churches and the various museums. Discover the sopping streets and take a break at the we...
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The Hanseatic city of Lübeck is the birthplace of the former German chancellor Willy Brandt. Here he spent his childhood, grew up amidst the workers’ movement and began his lifelon...
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