On this private guided walk, you’ll explore Lübeck and learn about the history and architecture of this Baltic city. The city was known as the Queen of the Hanseatic League and is now a UNESCO-listed site thanks to its high concentration of recognisable Hanseatic brick architecture.
During the tour, your guide will show you decorated townhouses, Gothic churches and the town hall in the market square. You'll also get to look inside an old merchant's house and enter one of the churches. Your guide will tell you about the history of the city and its inhabitants as you take in the sights.
Why visit
- Opportunity to explore Lübeck alongside a private guide
- Insights into the city's famous Hanseatic brick architecture
- A glimpse at local living at an old, typical merchant's house
- Chance to step inside the Gothic-style St. Mary's Church
What's included
- Guide services
What's not included
- Admission to St. Mary's Church
Languages spoken by guide
Additional information
This tour is suitable for wheelchair users.
The price of the tour is per group and depends on the size of the group.
This tour operates in all weather conditions.
The tour price does not include admission to St. Mary's Church, which costs EUR 2 per person.
Please bring your ticket with you to the attraction.