Lubeck is a port city located on the north coast of Germany in Schleswig-Holstein land. The Trave River flows near the city. As a Baltic port which had had an advantageous geographical location, Lubeck grew rapidly during the Medieval. The city was founded in the XI century, when it was built on place of the Slavic fortress. In different times Lubeck was a free imperial city, and the principal city of the Hanseatic League.
Each city sight of Lübeck is a unique historical landmark. To explore the main places of interest in Lübeck the tourists are recommended to cruise the city central streets on foot. The … Open
The city of Lubeck has a borough called Travemunde which is a sea side resort area constantly attracting the fans of beach recreation and activity and, of course, those wishing to spend the … Open
Another interesting historical symbol is the building of the brotherhood of sailors. It can also be seen during a walk in the historic district. In 1401, the Guild of Seamen was founded in Lübeck. This became a very important event for the public life of the city. At the beginning of the 16th century, a large building was constructed for the guild. The most important events and meetings subsequently took place here. This building was badly damaged during the Second World War. It was completely restored only in the 1970s. Now, in the historical building is an interesting museum. In it, very beautiful furnish from natural wood was produced. Its visitors will be able to see beautiful models of old ships, preserved interior decorations of the building, as well as historical documents.
1. The optimum city transport is the bus. Several dozens of bus routes cover all the city districts. Near every public transport stops one will find special stalls to buy tickets from. … Open
Part of the old Franciscan monastery is the preserved St. Catherine’s Church, built in the middle of the 14th century. The main building material for the construction of the church was red bricks. The building is considered a vivid example of the Gothic style. Already in the 15th century, the appearance in the church changed greatly. It irretrievably lost many of the original elements of its design. Today, visitors can admire the high Gothic windows, as well as the ceramic sculptures preserved in the walls of the church, which were installed here in the Middle Ages.