Lüneburg is a small town of 70,000 inhabitants which offers a contrast between medieval charm of the architecture of the city, great pubs for the nowadays students and a salty story. Situated on the Elba River this is a town that is old enough to show that history has passed here. Over 1000 years old this town is still one of the prettiest towns in northern Germany.
Stroll the streets of the western Old Town, and notice the crooked and cracked houses there. You could say it is due to the salt of the earth. The wooden houses of the Middle Age, the Renaissance opulence, it is no wonder that this town has been the setting for many movies.
Salt has long been a source of wealth, even called the “white gold”. The building is a 15th century patrician building, today housing state departments and an apartment for writers subsidized by the German state.
In front of St.Johannis Cathedral, Bei der St.Johanniskirche 2, 21335 Lüneburg
Any central point in the city
St.Johannis Cathedral is an important example of Gothic work and it is one of the oldest churches in Luneburg.
Learn all about the tower that defines the skyline of the city, built in 1906. It was left unused since 1985 until the EXPO 2000, when a private association and the neighboring Primaryschool gathered funds to restore it to it's former glory. Our tour covers the view of the monument and not an inside visit. Entrance is therefore not included in the tour, price is €5.- per person.
The Town Hall was constructed in 1230 and stands as proof of how Luneburg was avoided by the Second World War. Our tour cover a view towards the building, and not an inside visit. Entrance ot included in our tour. Entrance price is €5.- per person, as of 2022.
Explore Lüneburg's most famous landmarks, centuries Old Crane used to life salts
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