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Take the opportunity to experience the 1,050 year old city from its best side. Lüneburg’s historical baroque architecture provides a charming contrast to the newer, modern city. If you have an interest in nature, waterways or the flair of a big city, then Lüneburg is just the place.
Lüneburg Town Hall is one of Germany’s most beautiful and largest medieval town halls. The oldest parts date back to the 13th century. The baroque facade was completed in 1720. Its tower has a magnificent carillon with 41 bells made from Meissen porcelain. Visitors can take a guided tour of the town hall to find out more about its history.
Smelt Market
Alter Kran crane
Lüneburg isn’t known as the “City of Salt” for nothing. The “White Gold” was discovered more than 1000 years ago.
Lüneburg Heath is one of Germany’s most famous natural landscapes and extends over an area of 1,070 km² spanning from Lüneburg to Soltau to Buchholz. Thousands of people visit ...
Am Sande street
St. John's Church
Water Tower
