When I think about Germany, big cities like Berlin, Munich or Hamburg come to my mind. But 2 weeks ago I had the chance to explore a city that is less known, but absolutely wonderful and worth a visit: Lübeck, in the North of Germany, 65 km from Hamburg and not far away from the Baltic Sea. It counts about 220'000 inhabitants and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is often called "City of the 7 towers" or "Queen of the Hanse". Well deserved! It is quite easy to get to Lübeck - from Hamburg Airport there are good train connections that need less than an hour to bring you to Lübeck. Once there it is quite easy to get around as the old city center is quite small. You won't need a map as the 7 towers of the town help you to orientate yourself. And you won't need a "To do"-List as you'll just pass by by the most famous things. When you stroll around, you'll also discover a lot of beautiful things - picturesque, hidden all...
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