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Guide to Lubeck, Germany

Unique pointsLubeck is a charming Hanseaticsince
city,  surrounded  by  a  canal
1806 using a secret recipe, with as little
and a river. It has plenty of parks treessugar  as  possible
and  open  spaces.
added, to preserve the almond aroma and
The best known symbol of the city is thetaste. They
Holtesten  gate,
serve all types of marzipan delicacies and
built in 1477. Unfortuntately the gate wasyou  can  choose
covered  in
from 300 products in their shop. There is a
scaffolding during my visit in June 2005, somuseum  on  the
I  didn't  get  any
second floor, charting in the company's
photos! The town hall (Rathaus) was firsthistory.The Duckstein Festival is held from 5
constructed  in-  14  August  on  the
1230, it is regarded as one of the oldestbanks of the River Travel. There are a
and  mostvariety  of  outdoor
magnificent buildings in Germany. The wholestreet performances - music, comedy
of  the  oldetc.Lubeck has several interesting museums.
The  Museum  of
town is now a UNESCO world heritage site.
The  old  townNature and the Environment, Muhlendamm 1 -3,
tel  0451
is quite compact and can easily be covered
by  foot. Lubeck1224121, has ten million year old whale
fossils.  The  St
is known as the home of marizpan. The story
goes  thatAnne Museum, St Annen Strasse 15, tel 0451
1224134,  is  a
during a siege the city ran out of flour and
they  ground  downformer Augustian convent dating from the
early  16th
nuts as a substitute! You can visit the
neaby  Baltic  coastalcentury. It has a collection of
ecclesiastical  art  and  late
resort of Travemunde, nicknamed Lubeck's
"lovelyMedieval carved altar pieces. The Puppet
Museum,
daughter", walk along the prom, take a dip
in  the  sea,  visit  aPetersgrube 4 - 5, tel 451 178626, houses
one  of  the
fish restaurant. It is easy to reach Lubeck
with  Ryanairlargest collections in the world of 18th and
19th  century
flights to Blankensee airport from
Prestwick,  Standsted,puppets and puppet theatre equipment. The
Holsten  Gate
Shannon, Milan, Pisa and
Skavsta.HistoryLubeck was the cornerstone ofhouses the Museum of Local History. During
the  Hanseatic  League,  aSeptember
trading alliance between cities in Northernthe Museums have some late opening nights,
Europe,  tountil
protect trade. The League endured for threemidnight.Travemunde, the coastal resort, can
centries.be  reached by  boat  trip
Lubeck was the most important town in theup to Trave River from Lubeck, by train or
Baltc  basin  byby  bus  numbers
the end of the Middle Ages. However by the30 and 31. The Travemunde Sailing Week is
late  16thheld  from  22  -
century the League began to disintergrate.31 July. It is the second largest sailing
The  city  isevent  in  the  world
nickmaned the "City of Seven Spires". Thewith around 3000 sailors from 16 countries
cathedral  istaking  part.
believed to be the oldest building inThere are fireworks and a family party in
Lubeck,  it  was  foundedBrugmann
in 1137. It was badly damged in air raidsGardens. Sand World runs from 8 July -
during  the  SecondSeptember  4. This
World War, and was not fully renovated untilis a display of sand scupltures up to 15
1982. Themetres  high.  There
bells which fell during the raid have beenis a prom which you can cycle or walk along.
left  untouched  asThe  beach  is
a reminder of the destruction of war. Thedotted with the characteristic beach chairs,
salt  warehouses,which  offer
now retail space, were crucial to the city'splenty of wind cover.Day TripsThere are
ecomony. Saltregular train/bus to nearby cities. I really
liked
was known as "white gold" as it the only
means  ofWismar, east of Lubeck. It is also a
Hanseatic  town. It  has
preserving food. Lubeck was still a "free
city" when  ita large town square with a medieval water
pumping  station,
refused to allow Hitler to speak there
during  his  electionbuilt in Dutch renaissence style. Along the
port, fish  is
campaign. Hitler revoked this privilege
once  he  came  tofreshly smoked on board boats. There are
stalls  selling
power.What to see and doThe old town is very
pleasant  just  for  wandering  around.snacks, mainly fish sandwiches and several
restaurants
Every so often you will happen upon one of
alleyways  off  aand  cafes.
road with terraces of pretty cottages.Schwerin is also very beautiful, surrounded
These  were  originallyby lakes.Where to stayExcelsior Hotel, this
three  star  hotel  is  located just outside
built  behind  the merchants town houses as
the old town, close to the bus and railway
accommodation for the workers. Most of themstations. I  stayed
have  now
at this hotel for one night in June 2005.
been refurbished and converted into housesThe  rooms  are
for  the  elderly.
comfortable and the buffet breakfast is
You are welcome to go into the alleys duringgood. Rates  for  a
the  day  to  look
double room are 78 - 108 euros, a single
around, as long as you are respectful of theroom  is  60  -  80
residents.There are lots of green spaces to
walk  around. I  especiallyeuros. The Excelsior has a 3 day special
which  includes
liked the Muhlenteich, a tranquil piece of
water  with  greattwo nights bed and breakfast, two
four-course  meals  (you
view over to the cathedral. There are paths
round  almost  allcan choose lunch or dinner), a city tour, a
visit  to  the  Cafe
the peripherary of the old town.The old town
is  surrounded  by the Elbe-Lubeck canal andNeideregger and admission to the Puppet
Museum.  This
the Trave River. You can take boat trips
round  the  port  frompackage costs 142 euros per person, based on
two
the jetties at Obertrave, Wall Peninsula and
the  Untertrave.sharing, 174 euros in a single room.The two
star Baltic Hotel is located just outside the
You can also take a trip on the Wakenitzold  town,
from  Muhlerbrucke
close to the bus and railway stations. A
to Rothebhausen.Thomas Mann, the Germandouble  roomcosts
author,  was  born  and  spent  the
from 61 - 67 euros per night, a single room
early part of his life in Lubeck. One offrom  33  -  37
his  best  known
euros per nightWhere to eatWullenwever,
novels, "The Buddenbrooks", helped him toBeckergrube  71,  tel 0451 704333, is run by
win  a  Nobel
the Peterman family. it is located in a
Prize for Literature in 1929. It is the16th  century  house.
story  of  the  downfall  of
There are several set menus, starting at 35
a bourgeois family over several generations.euros  per
It  was  Mann's
person or you can dine a la carte.Restaurant
first novel published when he was 25. TheToledo, Krahenstrasse 25, tel 451 7098111, is
so  called
"Buddenbrooks House" was the home of Mann'sa Spanish/Mediterranean restaurant. They
serve  a  buffet  on
grandparents but it was portrayed as the
home  of  theFriday and Saturday evening with an
extensive  choice  at  only
Buddenbrooks in the novel. Some of the
rooms  in  the11.5 euros per person. I liked this
restaurant  because  I
house have been decorated as described in
the novel.Lubeck hosts various markets duringcould see what I was choosing at the buffet.
the  year. TheI  didn't
Christmas market is held in Koberg Squareunderstand most of tne menus in Germany
from  21beyond  chicken
November to 23 December. The Anno Dazumaland pork. I do like some fish but never
Market  isknew  what  all  the
held in the town hall square during May.kinds of fish on the menu were and didn't
Stall  holders  dresswant  to  order
in traditional custom and you can watch themsomething I couldn't eat.Karen Bryan is a UK
practisingbased  independent  travel  consultant
traditional crafts. It is like a journeyand writer, specialising in less well known
back through time.For marzipan lovers, adestinations  in
visit  to  the  Cafe  Neideregger  is  a
Europe.
must. Neideregger have been making marzipan



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