The European Hanseatic Museum in Lübeck is the world's largest museum dedicated to the history of the Hanseatic League.
Local Attractions
European Hansemuseum
Lübeck Museums
The museums that are part of the LÜBECKER MUSEEN network tell the city’s fascinating history. Take advantage of the Day Pass.
Günter Grass-House
Forum for Literature and the visual arts.
Holstentor Museum
The Holstentor Museum in Lübeck, housed in the famous late-Gothic brick gate dating from the 15th century (1464–1478), is a museum of local history.
St. Annen-Museum
The St. Annen Museum Quarter in Lübeck's Old Town is one of the most important museums for art and cultural history in Germany.
Buddenbrook-House
The Buddenbrook House is undergoing extensive restoration and expansion to include the neighboring building with completion expected by 2030. An interim exhibition is located in the Behnhaus/Drägerhaus.
Boat Now
Rent a boat and discover Lübeck at its best - like you’ve never seen it before. No license required, zero-emission electric boats for up to 6 people.
Surf Center Lübeck
Wakenitz Surf School & SUP Station. SUP rentals and instruction. SUP on the Trave and Wakenitz.
Caneo Center Krebs
Explore the waterways on a canoe tour along the Middle Trave, the Lower Trave or the Wakenitz. Additional tours, which can also be combined with cycling, are available.
Quandt Shipping Line
Discover Lübeck from a different perspective with boat tours from the Quandt Line
Wakenitz- Shipping
Experience nature - enjoy a boat trip on the Amazon of the North.
Cycling routes
Discover the most beautiful bicycle routes in and around Lübeck!
Café Niederegger
Since its founding 200 years ago, Café Niederegger in the heart of the Hanseatic city has become Lübeck’s unofficial landmark. Enjoy the unique atmosphere at our original location.
Hansa-Park Sierksdorf
An amusement park for the whole family featuring 42 attractions - including 8 roller coasters, numerous interactive attractions, playgrounds and shows. Just 25 km from Lübeck.