Experience Lübeck's story with the fascinating summer promenade!

Experience Lübeck's story with the fascinating summer promenade!

The historical charm of Lübeck will be newly newly prepared this season. On April 8, 2025, the popular scenic tour "summer promenade" begins, which the European Hanseatic Museum (Ehm) offers until the end of September every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 5:00 p.m. The participants are kidnapped in the period around 1900 when the last head of the "monastery and poor house to the castle", H.E. A. Pappel, leads visitors through the eventful history of the city.

The "summer promenade" brings Lübeck's past to life, with a special focus on the industrial advancement and the challenges that went hand in hand. Here the guests learn exciting stories about the life of the poor, hapless and forgotten. This informative experience combines historical knowledge transfer with a scenic game and promises to offer visitors an entertaining and educational experience.

conclusion with tradition

To the crowning of the tour, the participants encounter the future of Lübeck, optionally with the typical Lübeck red pone or non -alcoholic grape juice. The meeting point for the tour is the courtyard of the castle monastery, and the duration of the event is about an hour and a half. For 13 euros (reduced 10 euros), interested parties can book the tickets in the Tehm ticket shop, and thus take an exciting look behind the scenes of the old trading city.

Lübeck, often referred to as the "Queen of the Hanseatic League", has established itself as one of the most important cities in Hanseatic trade for over 500 years. Founded in 1143 by Adolf von Schauenburg and by Heinrich the Löwen in 1157, the city received the status of an imperial city of Emperor Friedrich II in 1226. The destruction that Lübeck suffered in the Second World War could be overcome again thanks to the Hanseatic Citizens' sense, which led to an impressive restoration of historical sights.

a city full of history and modernity

Lübeck was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 and invites visitors to their old town island, which is extended by the waterways of the Trave, Wakenitz and the Elbe-Lübeck Canal. These circumstances give the city the charm of a port city, in which tradition and modernity merge harmoniously. The medieval alleys invite you to explore, while modern shops and cultural events enrich city life.

The "summer promenade" is not only an impressive walk through the history of Lübeck, but also a wonderful occasion to experience and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this city. So if you fancy a journey through time, you should not miss the opportunity to learn more about Lübeck's eventful past and to toast the future in a convivial atmosphere.

For more information and exact appointments, please visit the websites:
Luebeck-liebt.de , History-Sh.de or Luebeck.de .