Activities

Lübeck private walking tour

Free cancellation

Language: English , German

Mobile voucher accepted

Duration: 2 hours

Safety measures applied

Wheelchair accessible

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Guided Tour

Private Tour

Do this because

Explore Lübeck, UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its main attractions
Learn about the history of the city with a local guide
See the Holsten Gate, the Traditional Merchants' houses and the Salt storehouses

What to expect

Explore Lübeck, the former leading city of the Hanseatic League and UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This private walking tour starts at the beautiful Holsten Gate, the world-famous symbol of hanseatic self-assurance which was the motif on the German banknote of 50 Marks until a redesign following German reunification in 1990. Continue to the Salt storehouses, six historic brick buildings from 16th-18th century, past the former industrial heart of the city, the Port of Lübeck.

Visit St. Mary's Church, the third largest brick gothic church in Germany. Outside St Mary Church, you can take a picture with the little devil, and learn about this funny story. Stroll through the streets and admire the decorated houses next to Buddenbrook House, dedicated to the two writers Heinrich and Thomas Mann and the famous work “Buddenbrooks”.

Discover the charm of the “Gateway to the North” and learn more about the marzipan, as Lübeck is the birthplace of this sweet treat.

What's included

Local guide
Private guided tour
Customization of tour by asking your local guide on the spot

What's not included

Gratuities
Entrance fees

Where

Holstentorplatz 5, 23552 Lübeck, Germany

Meeting point:

Meet your guide in front of the Holsten Gate. Your guide will hold a sign board together with the name of the guests on it

What to remember

This activity is accessible to wheelchair users and to people with mobility impairments
This tour is available for a maximum amount of 15 participants, the price remains the same independently of the number of participants
Wear weather fitting clothes as this discovery takes place outside

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