Hotels in Lübeck, Germany

Lübeck, a town in the Schleswig-Holstein Land, is one of the most important German ports on the Baltic Sea. Lübeck, as well as being an important city from a historical point of view (it was one of the cities of the Hanseatic League, a medieval commercial alliance between many cities in northern Europe) is also a major convention center. In the city there are several locations where are held professional events and conferences, as the Auditorium Musik-und Kongresshalle, a classical building on the river Trave, or Buddenbrookhaus, home to world-class literary events.

From Lubeck depart also vessels of the TT Line towards Sweden: a two-day shipping widely used for conventions and conferences. Also the Maritim Strandhotel Travemünde offers space and equipment suitable for exhibitions, conferences and events.

Lübeck is above all a city that has retained all the charm of the medieval city, with a historical centre that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, made up of cobbled streets, small courtyards full of mystery and old charm. Among the points of tourist interest, worth a mention the Holsten Gate - a large defensive structure of the fifteenth century, a symbol of the city, Marienkirche - a basilica with the highest brick vault in the world, the Buddenbrooks House - made famous by Thomas Mann’s novel, with a permanent exhibition on the great writer, the Petrikirche town hall and the nearby Fischerdorf Gothmund, a fisherman village.