Following World War II, the population of Lübeck grew rapidly due to the refugee crisis, as many people fled from East Prussia and other former parts of Germany. Lübeck is the southwesternmost ...

I always enter Lübeck through the arch of the Holstentor gate, one of Germany's most photographed ... discounts on sights and transport from the tourist office on Holstentorplatz.

Some of the salt, brought from mines in nearby Luneburg, Germany ... National Tourist Office. The 15th-century Holsten Gate with St. Peter’s Church in the background in Lubeck.

To look at it now you see that common architectural language familiar from the cloth towns of Flanders, right up through Holland and into Germany ... what the local tourist board calls "the ...

If you are taking advantage of a discount Ryanair flight to Hamburg, save a day to explore the fascinating, historic town of Lubeck ... synagogues remaining in Germany. The guide book to the ...

Lubeck locals spill into streets and cafes ... Not all Hanseatic towns are in Germany, or beyond the tourist crowds. Here are some well-known and well-worth-it alternatives. Gdansk, Poland This ...

LÜBECK, Germany — This city in the north is an architectural treasure trove, with soaring Gothic churches, ubiquitous crow-step gables, and quaint courtyards. It is listed among UNESCO’s ...