Germany · Romantic

2-Hour Romantic Evening Walk in Lübeck's Historic Old Town

2 Hours Round trip from Lübeck Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Start under the Holstentor City Gate and hear local stories, legends, and anecdotes
02 See romantic courtyards and alleyways
03 View the narrow cobblestone streets around Lübeck Cathedral and the St. Giles quarter
04 Pass famous bars and historic taverns with the opportunity to taste a local drink
05 End near the last remaining brewery with its 12th-century beer cellar

Discover romantic Lübeck as historic street lanterns illuminate its narrow lanes and create a unique evening atmosphere. This 90-minute to 2-hour walk takes you past historic bars and restaurants, through atmospheric alleyways, and into the city's storied old quarters. Along the way, hear local stories, legends, and anecdotes that bring Lübeck's past to life. An optional tour guide in historical costume is available.

Discover romantic Lübeck as historic street lanterns illuminate its narrow lanes and create a unique evening atmosphere.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

City Lubeck

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Evening Walk Through Lübeck's Cathedral and St. Giles Quarters

Start at the Holstentor City Gate.
Walk along Sundowner Alley and explore famous local pubs and bars.
Explore the maze of alleyways around the Cathedral.
Hear local stories about the people who once lived in this area.
See the Horse Breadmill building and the Reunion Hall of the Salt Boat Men.
Explore Lübeck Paradise, Purgatory Lane, and a small alleyway called Hell.
See Lübeck St. Anne's Convent, the fine dining room of the Hotel Trade School, and the Lübeck Synagogue.
Hear the story of the fine Lübeck palace in Schildstrasse and its stinky backyard cesspit.
Explore local bars in the Hüxstrasse area.
End at the central square or nearby at the last remaining brewery with its 12th-century beer cellar.