Bad-schwartau Germany

deutschland 23564 Lübeck Wakenitzufer
Nice place, about 700 m to the old town, near a surf school and the UNI Lübeck.
Arrival: No P sign at entrances to the parking lot.

Sereetzer Feld-West A 1 Ratekau car park

Sereetzer Feld-Ost car park A 1 Ratekau

deutschland Lübeck
Street parking next to the stadium

23552 Lübeck, Innenstadt Königstraße
The Museum Church of St. Katharinen in Lübeck is the church of the former Franciscan monastery and the only surviving monastery church in Lübeck. It is dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria and h. . . FURTHER . . .

23552 Lübeck Künigstraße 9 - 11
The BehnhausDrägerhaus Museum in Lübeck preserves an important collection of paintings and sculptures from the 19th century and classical modernism. It is located in two 18th-century city palaces, the. . . FURTHER . . .

23552 Lübeck Königstraße 21
The Willy Brandt House in Lübeck is a memorial and museum for the late politician, Chancellor and Nobel Prize winner for peace, Willy Brandt, from the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD). It is a. . . FURTHER . . .

23552 Lübeck Bei Sankt Johannis
The Johanneum in Lübeck is a municipal high school with a rich history, which was established as a higher citizens´ school at Easter 1872 by resolution of the Council of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck. . . . FURTHER . . .

23552 Lübeck Markt
Excavations revealed 7 time layers. This indicates that the market was used throughout. Among other things, Roman pottery was found. Presumably these are offerings from prehistoric times. The writings. . . FURTHER . . .

deutschland 23611 Bad Schwartau Eutiner Straße 4a
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deutschland 23611 Ratekau Zollweg 1
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deutschland 23611 Ratekau Dänischburger Landstraße 13
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deutschland 23611 Bad Schwartau Tremskamp 30-32
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deutschland 23611 Ratekau Berliner Straße 27
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deutschland 23552 Lübeck Markt 13
The construction of the extensive town hall complex lasted from 1230 to 1570. Today you can admire the interesting mix of architectural styles - from Gothic to Renaissance - caused by the long constru. . . FURTHER . . .

Deutschland 23552 Lübeck Breite Straße 2
Regional cuisine Dine princely and enjoy to the full in the face of centuries: The Schiffergesellschaft is Lübeck´s traditional restaurant. One of the oldest restaurants with a unique atmosphere. Of c. . . FURTHER . . .

deutschland 23556 Lübeck Herrendamm
the restaurant is connected to the Hotel Zum Ratsherrn. There is lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and a lunch buffet until 2:30 p.m. outside terrace. Home cooking.

Deutschland 23611 Bad Schwartau Sonnenweg 1
A restaurant with fine cuisine and also with a bistro menu. Golf packages are also offered. A sun terrace is also available.

Deutschland 23552 Lübeck Beckergrube 71
Das Restaurant befindet sich in einem Kaufmannshauses aus dem Jahre 1585 mitten in der Lübecker Altstadt.

23552 Lübeck Petirkirchhof
The St. Peter´s Church in Lübeck is a place of worship that was first mentioned in 1170. Over the centuries it was rebuilt several times until construction of the church was completed in the 15th cent. . . FURTHER . . .

23552 Lübeck Parade 4
The Probsteikirche Herz Jesu in Lübeck is the main Roman Catholic church in the city. It was built from 1888 to 1891 in the neo-Gothic style and consecrated on May 10, 1891. The Sacred Heart of Jesus . . . FURTHER . . .

Deutschland 23552 Lübeck Königstraße
The Catherine Church was built in the early 14th century. The bright, elegant brick building served the Franciscans as a center in the entire Baltic Sea region. As a monastery church, it was part of t. . . FURTHER . . .

From the promenade on the old town side of the Hansahafen, you can see very well which ships are calling at Lübeck or have already moored at the quay.
The 45 m long lightship ´Fehmarnbelt´, built . . . FURTHER . . .

23552 Lübeck An der Untertrave
former Slavic castle. Bucu Castle was a lost Slavic castle wall that stood on the site of today´s Lübeck castle monastery. The castle was probably built in the 8th century. The economic functions were. . . FURTHER . . .