The church was built around 1300 near the Koberg. Since the middle ages it is the church of the…read moreseamen. In one of the chapels a life boat of the Pamir was put up. The Pamir, a sailing ship, sank 1957 and only six seamen of 86 survived. The Pamir chapel is national and International Seafaring Memorial. Because the church was not so much damaged during the world war II, you can still listen to two organs, that were built in the 15th century, and look at an altar from 1717.

Holstentor is the gate which separate the old town from other in Lübeck. Its unique look also made…read moreit become one of the famous sight in the city that the people shouldn't miss. Compared to the rest of the Germany, this is probably the only gate have been in this architecture style. As soon as I saw this gate somewhere. I could recognised the city right away. And the gate also turn in the symbol of the city. You could serval local brand also use it one way and other as their logo or figure. The Holstentor itself isn't so big, but yet very well known and historical. This is no doubt one of the place you can't miss in Lübeck. My suggestion, try to walk along the river to get here, it'll be worth it.

Holstentor is a symbol of Lübeck at the entrance to the old town…read more Roof is made of copper. It is a black roof now, because it was repaired a few years ago, to change the color weaker after some number of years. In the gate was renovated in museum. 北ドイツにある世界遺産です。 屋根が銅で出来ており年々色褪せてきています。 中はミュージアムに改装されています。