Rivers in Lübeck

Q: What historical sites of Lübeck is worth visiting for an architecture lover?

St. Mary’s Church showcases the top of North German brick Gothic with the world’s largest mechanical organs. In the hospital of the Holy Spirit of the XIII century preserved frescoes of the XIV century and unique wooden galleries. The house of Buddenbrok in the style of burgher baroque of the XVIII century is the prototype of the novel by Thomas Mann, where the original interiors of the Hanseatic era have been preserved.

Q: Where to go in Lübeck with children: interesting places for a family holiday?

The Museum of the Puppet Theatre contains a collection of 1000 historical puppets of the XIX-XX centuries, including mechanical theaters. In the Museum of Nature and the Environment, children will see interactive exhibitions about the nature of the Baltic Sea. Salt warehouses of the XVI century on the Grass now accommodate children's research center "Experimentum" with 150 training stations.

Q: Where in Lübeck to take beautiful photos: the best photo zones?

The view of the Old Town from the Puppenbrücke Bridge covers all seven spires of the Hanseatic churches. The narrow passages of the Fleischhauer quarter with half-timbered houses of the XVI century create atmospheric shots. In the courtyard of the monastery of St. Anne of the XV century there is a well of the Renaissance, surrounded by ancient arcades - an ideal background for historical photographs.

Q: What legends and legends are associated with the sights of Lübeck?

The ghost of Archbishop Burhard von Serkem is said to guard treasures in the dungeons of Lübeck Cathedral. The legend of the "Devil's Stone" at the Holstein Gate tells how the devil tried to destroy the city. In the Church of St. Peter preserved the “window of the devil” – asymmetrical opening, which appeared allegedly after a dispute between the architect and evil spirits.

Q: What little-known sights of Lübeck are worth seeing?

In the Church of St. James there is a unique navigation bell of the XVI century from the sunken Hanseatic ship. The St. Anne Museum features medieval altars rescued from destroyed churches. On Glockengisser Street you can see the last surviving bell manufacturing workshop, operating since 1330.

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