Hotel Kaiserhof Lübeck
Kronsforder Allee 11-13, St. Jurgen Lübeck, The Baltic Coast, Schleswig-Holstein, 23560, Germany
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Tom, Tamara & Liv's roadtrip in Germany
We drove from Helsingborg, Sweden, and then over the bridge to Copenhagen, Denmark- a quick one hour drive. In Denmark we had a 4 hour drive ahead of us, which went pretty fast with some good music and singing in the car! :-)
In the late afternoon we arrived in the charming town of Lübeck, and were happily surprised by the old-fashioned …
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Views from St. Peter's Church
... went up the steps and we noticed a ticket both and more steps. So then I was like yes! It looks like there may actually be something to see here. We ascend to the top of this church and get a nice birds eye view of the whole city. Six Euro's later and a ride up the an elevator, which I was not expecting, we got one of the best views of the city from the top down!
From the steeple of St. Peter's I got a great view of the Holstenor. ...
Cathedrals of Lubeck Germany
... St. Peter's, St. Dominic''s and St. Anne's all gave an old eerie vibe once it got dark.
I think the most impressive church we walked into was the Cathedral of St. Mary's. This cathedral began being built in 1200 AD. The church was built as a basilica in a high Gothic style. The vaults spans the impressive nave at a height of 126 feet, and the twin spires are 410 feet. To put ...
Swimming in October
... At the lake, we swam out in the cool water. None of us could believe that we were swimming on an October evening in Northern Germany. The weather here hadn't been this nice all summer, and everyone joked that I brought the sun with me. I've been so lucky with the weather since I started traveling, but this was the cherry on top. I'd been so nervous ...
Lübeck
... in my Lonely Planet book! I tried the marzipan cappuchino, which was really aromatic and fragrant, and the café itself was really cosy and nice. I stayed there for a good 1.5 hours, reading a magazine I brought from Norway.
I've learned a few German phrases now: I knew "Danke schön" and "Guten tag", but now I can also order food and say "please". Yay.
Well, tomorrow I'm going to Hamburg; I hope that's a fun ...



