Lübeck

Lübeck Essentials

This collection highlights the diverse landscape of Lübeck, from the four-kilometer-long Brodtener Steilufer cliffs on the Baltic Sea to the historic architecture of the city's outskirts. It includes the 18th-century Baroque manor house Schloss Johannstorf and the Jewish Cemetery in Moisling, the largest of its kind in Schleswig-Holstein. For families, Karls Erlebnis-Dorf offers farm-themed activities, while viewpoints like Lagunenblick and Panorama provide perspectives over the coastal scenery and local nature reserves.

Brodtener Steilufer

A four-kilometer-long active cliff coastline on the Baltic Sea reaching heights of up to 20 meters. It stretches between Travemünde and Niendorf, featuring a hiking trail with views of the Lübeck Bucht.

Panorama

Scenic viewpoint situated along the Brodtener Steilufer, providing elevated views over the Baltic Sea and the coastal cliffs.

Karls Erlebnis-Dorf

Agricultural-themed adventure park featuring a farm shop, strawberry-based products, and family attractions. The facility is wheelchair accessible and includes on-site cafes.

Altes Amtsgericht

Historical former district court building designated as a heritage site, reflecting the region's administrative architectural history.

Jüdischer Friedhof

Located in the Moisling district, this is the largest Jewish cemetery in Schleswig-Holstein, serving as a significant historical and cultural record of the regional Jewish community.

Aussichsplattform Lagunenblick

Observation deck offering views across the local lagoon landscape and surrounding nature conservation areas.

Schloss Johannstorf

An 18th-century Baroque manor house designed by architect Rudolph Matthias Dallin. The estate is a notable example of aristocratic architecture in the Lübeck region.