Explore the charming city of Lübeck on a guided walking tour of the historic Old Town. Discover the city’s medieval buildings, secret alleyways, and brick Gothic churches.
Begin your tour at the iconic Holsten Gate, a symbol of Lübeck’s rich history as the queen of the Hanseatic League. Marvel at the impressive architecture and learn about the city’s past.
Continue to St. Mary’s Church, a stunning example of brick Gothic architecture. Admire the intricate details and hear stories about its significance in Lübeck’s history.
Next, pass by the Buddenbrook House, a museum dedicated to the famous novel by Thomas Mann. Learn about the Mann family and their connection to Lübeck.
As you stroll through the Old Town, enjoy the atmosphere of this unique UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover hidden alleyways and picturesque stepped gables, some over 700 years old.
Along the way, find out why Lübeck is known as the city of marzipan and learn more fascinating facts about this Hanseatic town.
Tour-Language: English This is a public tour, other guests may join. The maximum size of a group is 25 people.
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What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing
Know Before You Go: The tour is suitable for people with mobility, visual, hearing, or cognitive impairments and for wheelchair users
Know Before You Go: Some corridors are very narrow, so access with prams and pushchairs is limited
