Lübeck Market Square

Market square is an indispensable attribute of any German city. The Hanseatic Lübeck is no exception. In the heart of the Old Town is the Market Square, which houses a magnificent architectural ensemble of red-brick buildings in the mixed style of late Gothic and Renaissance.

In the Middle Ages, the most important buildings of the city were in squares. They made the most important public decisions, held important city events, for example - rallies, executions, meetings, courts and others. The old market square is included in the UNESCO Heritage List. Here you can spend a fascinating time, get acquainted with the traditions of local residents and learn many interesting facts from the history of the emergence and development of Lübeck.