A day in Lbeck (Germany)

I took advantage of a week in northern Germany to visit the beautiful city of Lübeck (a must-see for brick enthusiasts). I didn’t go to the Great Hanseatic Museum, but I walked around town, visited a few beautiful churches (free), and the old hospital (free). Don’t miss the beautiful view from the bell tower of St. Peter’s. I also took a guided tour of City Hall (it was in German, so I didn’t understand a thing, but it was very nice to see). The city was partially destroyed during the war, but there are still beautiful monuments that have been preserved or rebuilt.

1. The famous Holstentor Gate, St. Peter’s bell tower, and the salt warehouses.
2. The Bugtor Gate, north of the city
3. The interior of the cathedral
4. The beautiful organ at St. Jacob’s
5. The former St. Esprit Hospital
6. The city (St. Mary’s Church and City Hall) as seen from St. Peter’s bell tower
7. St. Mary’s Church
8. City Hall
9. City Hall
10. City Hall
11. The city streets with their brick houses.

Author: AlSepPhoenix