Lübeck trees in need: old giants, Travemünder Week is approaching!

Lübeck trees in need: old giants, Travemünder Week is approaching!

Lübeck, Deutschland - What is happening in Lübeck? There is a lot to report on July 15, 2025! However, like many other cities, the Hanseatic city, known for its impressive history, has to deal with current challenges. A particularly remarkable highlight is the oldest resident in Lübeck, a majestic imperial ponds in the ramparts that proudly looks back on at least 545 years.

While this old tree represents a lively connection to the story, many other city trees fight against diseases, climate change and persistent drought. However, the city of Lübeck is committed: around 85,000 registered trees are regularly checked and maintained. New plantations are increasingly relying on climate -resistant species such as silver linden trees to preserve nature for the coming generations.

Travemünder Week: A festival for everyone

Another exciting event is just around the corner: the Travemünder Week, which takes place from July 18 to 27, 2025. This festival not only celebrates sailing, but also a varied music program. With more than 100 program items, the event attracts both sailing athletes and music lovers and tourists and at the same time supports the local economy, as reports [LN-online].

The daily country program starts at 12 p.m. and reaches until 10 p.m. With numerous highlights, including the Sailors Village, the regatta center on the former rescue shed and an outlet tent from Marinepool, there is something for every taste. The Holstein beer garden on the WSA meadow and a diverse culinary offer along the beach promenade to the fountain field put the crown on the whole. The illumination of the traditional ship Passat, which shines in different colors from 8 p.m. to midnight, ensures the right atmosphere.

The evening belongs to the music: On the stage of the Stadtwerke Lübeck, visitors can expect a varied music program in different genres. The final fireworks will surely be the crowning high point of the week.

social challenges

Back to the city: At Lübeck Hansering, more and more shops are closing their doors. These include the Drogerie Weinert, Kik, a tobacco shop and a pharmacy. These closures not only affect the local shopping experience, but also have a direct impact on social life and the care of the residents.

A ray of hope in this situation is the commitment of Christian Ergenzinger, a naturopath and migrant worker. He takes care of the animals of homeless and needy and receives support from homelessness Lübeck. In this way, veterinary help is offered, which in many cases is a valuable support for those affected.

Overall, Lübeck has an exciting time ahead of him - both with the Travemünder Week and the challenges in urban space. Stay curious and regularly find out about news from the region!

More information about the Travemünder Woche can be obtained on the website of [Marktundkunst].