Once Luebeck’s first line of defense against attackers, this landmark is now famous for its distinctive architecture and local history museum.

The Church of Seafarers astounds with its original Gothic exterior, paintings of popular saints and lifeboat memorial. It’s also special for having survived World War II bombings.

Discover the life of a respected Luebeck-born political figure and the one-time winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

They look like an early collection of condominiums next to a river, but their purpose was far different. Learn about this site’s long and important commercial role.

One of the oldest lighthouses on the German Baltic coast is a red-brick beauty containing a maritime history museum and a viewing platform with a panoramic outlook.

Inspect the mishmash of architectural styles of this town hall and join a guided tour to visit some of its elegantly decorated halls.

Going to the hospital in this German town is a pleasant event. Enter this historic building to learn about its charitable era.

Built as part of the medieval defensive system, this grandiose tower has also been the private residence of notable city residents. 

Delve into the remarkable merchant and maritime history of the Hanseatic League via hands-on exhibits and recreations of typical trading deals. 

Marvel at the arresting architecture of this cathedral, rebuilt to its 13th-century design after being destroyed by World War II bomb raids. 

Close your eyes to envision a German Christmas market. This town’s lights, square and Christmas trees all herald the festive season.