Lubeck 7 Day Itinerary
Lübeck 7-Day Itinerary
Welcome to Lübeck, a charming Hanseatic city in Germany! Here’s a suggested itinerary for your stay:
Day 1: Arrival & City Center Exploration
- Check-in at your accommodation (Recommended: Hotel St. Anndreas)
- Start with a walk along the Holstentor, Lübeck’s most famous landmark
- Visit the Marienkirche and Dom St. Marien, two impressive Gothic churches
- Explore the historic city center, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Dinner at Fischergaden, a traditional fish restaurant in the old town
Day 2: Museums & History
- Visit the Museum quarter Holstentor - includes the Lübeck City Museum, Museum of Art and Cultural History, and more
- Lunch at Café Fackelmann, a cozy café in the old town
- Afternoon visit to the Baltic Sea Museum or the Hanseatic House
- Dinner at Restaurant zur Kö, known for its local seafood dishes
Day 3: Day Trip to Travemünde
- Take a day trip to Travemünde, a seaside resort town on the Baltic Sea (Recommended: Daily tours from Lübeck)
- Enjoy the beach, take a boat tour, or visit the lighthouse
- Return to Lübeck for dinner at Restaurant Küche
Day 4: Holstentorhof & Surroundings
- Visit the Holstentorhof, a cultural center with exhibitions, workshops, and a beautiful courtyard
- Lunch at Café Lehmann, one of the oldest cafés in Germany
- Afternoon visit to the Old Town Hall or the Bakenhoff Mill
- Dinner at Restaurant Schwarzer Hahn, a Michelin-starred restaurant with a focus on regional cuisine
Day 5: Day Trip to Wismar
- Take a day trip to the nearby town of Wismar (Recommended: Daily tours from Lübeck)
- Explore its beautiful medieval architecture, including the Town Hall and St. Mary’s Church
- Return to Lübeck for dinner at Restaurant Dicke Wirtin
Day 6: Walking Tour & Relaxation
- Join a guided walking tour (Recommended: Lübeck City Tours) to learn more about the city’s history and culture
- Lunch at Café Katz, a cozy café in the old town
- Spend the afternoon relaxing, shopping, or exploring less crowded areas of the city
- Dinner at Restaurant Wasserschloss overlooking the Trave river
Day 7: Departure
- Check-out from your accommodation and depart Lübeck
Transportation
- Lübeck is easily accessible by train, with connections to major cities throughout Germany. The city also has a comprehensive public transportation system, including trams and buses
- Consider buying a Day Pass for unlimited travel on public transport during your stay
Tips & Things to Know
- Lübeck is known for its marzipan, so don’t forget to try some!
- The old town can be quite crowded during the day, so consider visiting early in the morning or late afternoon
- English is widely spoken in Lübeck, but it’s always a good idea to have a translation app handy just in case
- Enjoy your stay in this beautiful Hanseatic city!