Lübeck is a city within the borders of Germany and it is the second biggest city of the state it is located in. The city, which is attractive for history enthusiasts thanks to its history of more than 1000 years, has a more different atmosphere than the other cities of Germany also due to its proximity to Denmark. In the city, which is home to many great architectural works affected by Renaissance and Gothic architectural movements, you will feel like you are travelling to the past of the country.
The city, which is located in the north of the country, is one of the rare places to swim in Germany thanks to its closeness to the coast. However, it may not meet your expectation in terms of its sea. You will not be welcomed by a hot and convenient environment for swimming like the Mediterranean. Even in the hottest months of the year, the temperature is generally 20 degrees. In the winter months, the temperature is much lower. If you will visit the city in the winter months, you should take this situation into consideration and take heavy clothes with you.
The most popular architectural work of the city is the structure where Hitler imprisoned the captives gathered from the region in the Second World War. The building is today open for tourists but only a part of it can be visited.
When you go outside the city center, you will generally come across one or two-storey detached houses. Lübeck houses are decorated with colorful lights and they resemble a fairy world at nights.
Eating and drinking alternatives in this charming city which has a coast in Germany generally include seafood and fish. Due to its proximity to Denmark, the dishes of Lübeck form with the effect of this country partially. In addition, you can also find fast food alternatives in the city.