2024 Schleswig-Holstein Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

In this historic world heritage city, head to Lbeck's historic and modern squares to experience the connection between the past and the present. The green branch of the UNESCO Geological Reserve has been extended to Lbeck, making it a large German city in a nature reserve. As long as the sun comes out, the cafes and restaurants put the wicker chairs outside, and the various cakes on the side, from the taste of the Mediterranean to the flavor of the cake. The trade avenue of this ancient Hanseatic city has turned into a vibrant shopping street with attractive shops on both sides of the street. A major feature of Lbeck is its "stone building". In the Middle Ages, most of the secular buildings were wooden frame buildings, but the city began to use stone as a refractory building material hundreds of years ago, forming a unique architectural style.