Schabbelhaus

The building combines two connected brick houses featuring ornate gables, sandstone portals, and wooden paneling dating from 1595.

Named after baker Heinrich Schabbel, the original structure at Mengstraße 36 was destroyed during British bombings in 1942 before relocating to Mengstraße 48-50.

The interior displays furnishings representing upper-middle-class Hanseatic living from the late 18th century and hosts merchant community meetings twice yearly.

Located near Buddenbrook House and the Trave river, the building serves as both a museum of residential culture and a restaurant.

The structure includes a double staircase spanning two floors with large tripartite windows opening to the courtyard.

Location: Lübeck

GPS coordinates: 53.86890,10.68170

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:37