Lübeck marinas
Lübeck combines a medieval Hanseatic city on the Trave with the seaside resort of Travemünde, its beaches and busy river mouth.
Lübeck
Lübeck is worth visiting for its well-preserved old town: brick churches, merchants’ houses and small residential courtyards reached through narrow passages. Surrounded by water, the historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage site. A berth nearby lets a sailing trip include a proper city visit.
Travemünde, where the river meets the Baltic, offers a different side of the destination: sandy beaches, a seaside promenade and ferries passing along the Trave. Historic Lübeck lies farther upriver, so a coastal berth in Travemünde is not a berth beside the old town.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- River Trave and Bay of Lübeck
Why it is interesting
- UNESCO-listed old town
- Merchants’ houses and residential courtyards
- Travemünde beaches and seaside promenade
Places on the map
Lübeck marinas
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