Special themed tour of the month (not only for locals)

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Please present the booking confirmation, printed or on your phone, to the city guide no later than 10 minutes before the start of the tour.

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Lübeck (not just) for Lübeckers

Once a month, a special tour through Lübeck awaits you with an exciting theme. You may never have viewed Lübeck this way before.

August 17 - Jewish Traces in Lübeck
This tour highlights Jewish life in Lübeck from the second half of the 19th century until its destruction by the National Socialists. It also points to its revival after World War II and finally to the renovation and reopening of the synagogue in 2021.

September 21 - History is Female
Lübeck? One thinks of brick, the Hanseatic League, and the Middle Ages, about a city made and shaped by daring men. But half the sky also belongs to women here. We will guide you to saints, female artists, writers, politicians, the first female PhD philosopher in Germany - and right into a novel.

Meeting point

The meeting point is in front of the Museum shop "Buddenbrooks am Markt"
(Am Markt 15, 23552 Lübeck or Charlotte-Landau-Mühsam-Platz, opposite the wine shop)

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Special themed tour of the month (not only for locals)

Breite Str. 6-8
23552 Lübeck
Deutschland

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Breite Str. 6-8
23552 Lübeck
Deutschland

  • A group of people stands in a cozy alley under a blooming cherry tree. In the background, old houses can be seen.

  • Two stumbling stones commemorate Salomon Selmanson and Heinz Selmanson. They were deported and murdered in Riga.

  • A group of young people is standing outdoors and laughing together. They are wearing casual clothing and are in front of bright, modern buildings.

  • A bronze-like statue of a standing figure is placed in front of a brick wall. The ground is covered with autumn yellow leaves.

  • A group of people stands in a cozy alley under a blooming cherry tree. In the background, old houses can be seen.

  • Two stumbling stones commemorate Salomon Selmanson and Heinz Selmanson. They were deported and murdered in Riga.

  • A group of young people is standing outdoors and laughing together. They are wearing casual clothing and are in front of bright, modern buildings.

  • A bronze-like statue of a standing figure is placed in front of a brick wall. The ground is covered with autumn yellow leaves.
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