Lübeck, Hanseatic city in Germany
Lübeck is a major regional center, recognized as a big city and urban municipality in Germany.
The city once belonged to different entities, including the First French Empire, the Province of Schleswig-Holstein, and the Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck itself.
Known for its distinctive architecture, Lübeck showcases a grand collection of European medieval structures.
The postal code for Lübeck ranges from 23552 to 23570.
Despite various historic changes and devastation during World War II, the city preserved its status as an iconic symbol of the Hanseatic League.
Location: Schleswig-Holstein
Population: 218095
Elevation above the sea: 13 m
Website: luebeck.de
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Lübeck is a major regional center, recognized as a big city and urban municipality in Germany.
The Kaak, located in the heart of Lübeck's Old City, is an iconic whipping post.
The Lübecker Weihnachtsmarkt is a festive Christmas market that takes place in Lübeck.
The Lübeck City Hall is a stunning example of Brick Gothic architecture.
St. Peter's Church is a towering edifice dominating the Lübeck skyline.
