Lübeck

Imagine feeling the salty breeze of the Baltic Sea on your face. Now, look to your left and you'll notice the stunning façade of the Town Hall, a silent witness to Lübeck’s Hanseatic glory. Just a short walk behind you stands a memorial to Emma Katz, a reminder of the city's turbulent past. Did you know Lübeck was once called the ‘Queen of the Hanse’? It was a thriving hub of trade and power, with stories of prosperity and conflict echoing through its walls. As you glance over to St. Peter’s Church, you'll see a place that serves not just as a church, but also as a cultural beacon. Every stone here breathes history, inviting you to become part of this fascinating narrative.