[2025 Lubeck Attraction] Travel Guide for Lübeck Cathedral (Updated May)

📅 Travel itinerary Day 1: Holstentor Day 2: Ratzeburg on the outskirts, St. Petri Church Day 3: Cathedral, stroll around the city 🏨 Accommodation Radisson Blu 🍴 Food spot Peter Pan, a hamburger chain 📌 Useful information There was a lovely ice cream shop on the lakeside just east of the island of Ratzeburg. It was called Ice cream café Bruhn. You can get a panoramic view of the city of Lübeck from the top of the tower of St. Petri Church, which is highly recommended. The elevator wasn't working when I went, though...

🌟Highlights: Lübeck, a small port city on the Baltic Sea, is full of European charm. ⏳Duration: Half a day to a day is recommended to fully experience its culture, history, and natural scenery. 🗓Itinerary: ✅First, start from Lübeck Central Station and walk for about 10 minutes to the starting point of the tour - Holsten Gate. ❤This castle-like gate can be visited inside. Students are free, while adults need to buy tickets. The visit takes about 30-40 minutes. ✅Then, follow the landmark buildings and you will pass by Lübeck Town Hall, Lübeck Market, and St. Mary's Church with its artistic red brick exterior. ✅Next, come to St. Peter's Church, which is a great place to take photos. ✅Finally, continue along the ancient streets and you will come across St. Jacob's Church and Lübeck Cathedral. 📝Tips: 1️⃣Lübeck is a very small city, and the attractions are within walking distance, making transportation very convenient. 2️⃣If you want to go to the beach, you can take a train or bus.

📍​Lübeck Cathedral is a large brick Lutheran cathedral and part of a World Heritage site. During World War II, part of Lübeck Cathedral was bombed and later rebuilt. ❤The pure white interior you see now is like an art installation. There is a café at the entrance of the church, and the artistic atmosphere is good. Take a boat around Lübeck, and you can see the spire of the cathedral from different angles, forming the skyline of the old city with other buildings. 📝Lübeck is located on the banks of the Trave River and is the largest port in Germany on the Baltic Sea. Lübeck was once the "capital" of the Hanseatic League. In 1987, the "Hanseatic City of Lübeck" was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, making it the first city in Northern Europe to be included in the World Cultural Heritage.