Lübeck - Queen of the Hanseatic League | Discover Germany

Centuries ago Lübeck was a major trading power. The well-preserved old town testifies to its glory and wealth in medieval times. Lübeck’s old town, comprising around 1,800 listed buildings and historic alleyways, was awarded UNESCO World Cultural Heritage status in 1987. The main landmark, the Holstentor, is a fortified gate. In medieval times the city built a system of barriers to protect the Hanseatic League capital and the rich merchants who lived there.
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[@shahlabadel8628]

it,s still a queen of all cities,the way I see it! magnificent!!

[@theoryofthemobius]

The broken bell serves as a reminder of the still unpunished war crimes the Allies perpetrated on civilians.

[@joaomunhoz..8631]

I was there for just 1 day in April this year. I love Lübeck.

[@edwardgrigoryan3982]

Definitely dig Satie's Gnossienne in accordian

[@joydeepghosh1781]

Very good, such networks should've been formed all over the world by now.

[@artey6671]

When he mentioned Niederegger, I glanced to the left on my desk to the Niederegger marzipan I have. I eat it daily.

[@tomasmuller5839]

And what about Willy Brandt?! You forget the famous Bundeskanzler from 1969 to 1974. He came from Luebeck, too.

[@frankweichert5335]

Herbert Frahm was his name.

[@tomasmuller5839]

@@frankweichert5335 Willy Brandt, too. ;o)

[@chrismc3373]

ich wohne in Lübeck 😀

[@malcigloe]

Ich auch

[@malikimtiaz4434]

Last hansa stadt was Bremen I shoot video for my youtube account.. Next must be this hansa stadt..bremen vdo can be watch on youtube

[@AG-xc9yh]

2:23 song?

[@royssche]

My favorite city in Patrician 3

[@artey6671]

For me, that's probably Stockholm because they have perfect production for iron goods.

[@silviaruhsen4666]

Formal kind of' tower'

[@tomasmuller5839]

The hanseatic league was the forunner of the EU!