Lubeck is a small port city in the north of Germany with a population of no more than 210 thousand people. Lubeck leads its history from the 11th century, and originally the city was nothing like a fortress, so the city center is surrounded by rivers. Since then, the city has become rapidly growing and today Lubeck has already been a developed modern crowded city with many sights. In general, it seems that every part of the city of Lübeck is a unique historical monument. Let's see where you can go to Lübeck and what to see.
Behnhaus (Museum Behnhaus Drägerhaus or Benghaus Museum)
Located in the personal residence of the 18th century. Now is a museum with the works of the 19th and 20th centuries. Here are the works of German artists-Impressionists and expressionists, as well as the Nazakers (German and Austrian romance artists of the 19th century, who followed the style of masters of the Middle Ages and the early Renaissance). The museum building is very interesting, in the style of Rococo, with terraces and beautiful trim, there are halls with a neoclassical interior. The museum is considered one of the best museums in Northern Germany.
Address: Königstraße 9-11
Opening hours: February 24 - March 31 | W-Sun | 11: 00-17: 00; April 01 - December 31 | W-Sun | 10: 00-17: 00
Admission price: adults - € 6, children 6-18 years old 2, children under 6 years old - free
Buddenbrookhaus (Buddenbrookhaus - Heinrich Und Thomas Mann-Zentrum | BuddenBrukhaus)
House Museum of Scandalous Brothers, German Writers and Public Workers of the early 20th century. Exposures consist of books, records, letters and personal belongings of the famous brothers in their (and the whole country) the most difficult years of life.
Address: Mengstraße 4
Opening hours: January 1 - March 31 | Mon-Sun | 11: 00-17: 00; April 01, December | Mon-Sun | 10: 00-18: 00
Price of entrance ticket: Adults - € 6, children 6-18 years old - € 2.5, children up to 6 years-free
Holstentor (Holsthentor or Holstet Gate)
The symbol of the city of Lubeck and all of northern Germany. Present a huge gate in five floors in the style of gothic, which are more likely to go to the cathedral with the towers. Luxury building, Mast City. Located under the protection of UNESCO. Inside the gate is a museum who has been over 60 years old. On the exhibitions of exhibitions in the museum, tourists will learn what was the trading culture of those past centuries. Since the Loudeland city, the considerable part of the exposition occupies the exhibits of the marine themes of ships and marine devices. The gate themselves are always open, but the museum works on a specific schedule.
The area is located in front of the gate, on which various cultural events, festivals and concerts are held.
Address: Holstantorplatz (10 minutes from the Central Station, by Konrad-Adenauer-Straße and through the Puppenbrücke Bridge)
Opening hours: February 24 - March 31 | W-Sun | 11: 00-17: 00; April 01 - December 31 | W-Sun | 10: 00-17: 00
Admission price: adults - € 6, children 6-18 years old- € 2
Willy-Brandt-Haus Lübeck (House Willy Brandt)
Who does not know, Willie Brandt is the fourth chancellor of Germany and a very significant face in the political life of Germany. But in this museum is not only its life, as well as the life of all Germany in the 20th century. It turns out such a walk through the country's policies over the past decades. For children, interesting excursions are also held here in the game form.
Address: Königstraße 21
Opening hours: January-March: W - Sun 11: 00-17: 00, April- December: W - Sun 11: 00-18: 00
The entrance is free
Hospital of the Holy Spirit (Heiligen-Geist-Hospital)
One of the oldest and most important buildings and social institutions in the city, because they built it in 1286. A beautiful brick building in the Gothic style served as a shelter where they fed and helped the poor. For some time was the nursing home (by the way, partly is so far). The building is just amazing. This is the ceilings! At the hospital there is an ancient wine cellar (Historischer Weinkeller) and a restaurant. Part of the building was rebuilt and converted to the museum. The spacious halls of the former hospital are stored unique frescoes of the 14th century, as well as medieval shrines.
Address: Koberg 8
Opening hours: in summer 10: 00-17: 00 (W-Voice), in winter 10: 00-16: 00 (W-VK).
The entrance is free
Dom Zu Lübeck (Lübeck Cathedral / Lubeck Cathedral)
Large, light cathedral with altar in the center, which has been more than 8 centuries. He is the current cathedral where various religious events are held. Incredible vintage icons, sculptors, altars and the decoration of the cathedral simply cannot leave anyone indifferent. With the cathedral, for almost 70 years, there is a Luxury bishop choir, which acts both in the cathedral and in other cities and countries.
Address: Mühlendamm 2-6
Opening hours: April 1 - October 3 - 10: 00-18: 00
October 4-17 October -10: 00-17: 00
From November to March - 10: 00-16: 00
The entrance is free
St. Annen Kunsthalle (Saint Anna Museum)
Earlier at the site of the museum there was a monastery of St. Anna. At the end of the 19th century, it was destroyed, then partially restored (most of the church remained in the ruins). The historical part of the building is now part of the impressive Kunsthall St. Anna, who was designed and rebuilt in 2003. Anyway, the church keeps traces of destruction - this is done intentionally that guests of the museum can appreciate the relationship of modernity and the past. The exhibition unit is about 1000 square meters. The museum exposes the works of various artists and sculptors, as well as bold graphics projects. Also here is a cozy ART -Cafa and a store.
Address: St.-Annen-Straße 15
Opening hours: September 9, September 28 - Closed
March 01, March 31 | W-Sun | 11: 00-17: 00
April 1 - December 31 | W-Sun | 10: 00-17: 00
Entrance: adults - - € 6-9, children under 6 years old - free, children 6-18 years old - € 2-3, family ticket (1 adult + a few children) - - € 7
DAS THEATERFIGURENMUSEUM (Museum of the Puppet Theater)
Located in the romantic area of Lübeck, in the old town, very close to the famous Holchta goal. Here is the largest exhibition in the world, which is based on the history of puppet theaters of different countries, and covers a temporary segment in three centuries. Unique treasure exhibits! The next door is a puppet theater with the entire spectrum of dolls of dolls for adults and children.
Address: Kolk 14
Opening hours: From November to March: 11: 00-17: 000 (except Monday), from April to October: 10: 00-18: 00 (every day).
Entrance: Adults - € 6, Students - € 5, children 6-12 years old - € 2, children under 6 years old - free