A June 2001 trip to Lübeck by mooncross
Quote: Lübeck is an old Hanseatic city in northern Germany. It is famous for its seven church spires that can be seen from the highway when approaching the city.
Overview
The Old Town is best experienced on foot. The streets are small and often one-way, and parking is limited.
Hotel
Member Rating 3 out of 5 on December 17, 2001
Baltic Hotel Hansestraße 11 Lübeck, Germany + 49 451 85 575
Restaurant
The menus were extensive, the food hot (as in warm), plentiful and delicious. Add a friendly waitress, a cozy and relaxed ambience and reasonable prices and what you have is the perfect dinner spot.
Member Rating 4 out of 5 on December 17, 2001
Theaterklause Beckergrube 34 Lübeck, Germany
Story/Tip
The tourist agency for Lübeck lists two city walks on their website (http://www.luebeck-tourism.de/, go to Info Lübeck, then click Sights) that will take you past several of the highlights.
Lübeck is most famous for its seven church towers that characterize the skyline since the Middle Ages. But the city defense works and the city hall are also sights not to be missed.
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