In a nutshell Take a stroll in Lübeck to discover the major points of historic interest and delight our eyes and palate in a historic bakery specialising in marzipan followed by some free time in the centre.

Main stops

Holstentor and the seven spires
Hospital of the Holy Spirit
Town Hall and St. Mary's Church
Niederegger bakery
Free time in the city centre

The programme

We leave the port by coach and head to the Hanseatic city of Lübeck, where we can discover the fascinating historic centre that was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1987.
We stroll along the historic alleyways and courtyards that bore witness to the economic splendour that the Hanseatic League enjoyed between late Medieval times and the start of the Modern Age.
Our guided tour brings us face to face with the Holstentor, the most famous of the five gates that belong to the medieval city fortifications. We can also spot the seven spires belonging to five large churches characterising the city's skyline.
We then head on to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit, founded by the city's rich merchants in around 1280, and reach the Town Hall and St. Mary's Church, home to the biggest mechanical organ in the world.
The guided tour ends in the historic Niederegger bakery specialising in marzipan. We can admire the elaborate creations made with almond meal.
In the afternoon, we will have plenty of free time to explore Lübeck's picturesque stone streets and a variety of refined, sophisticated shops before heading back to Hamburg port.

Good to know

The guides will leave guests in Lübeck.
The transfer to Lübeck takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.