LUBECK, GERMANY in 24 Hours!! (What to See?) 

Nice to see someone visit northern Germany. (I'm tired of all those Bavarian videos ;-) There has always been a "brick-making-industry" in this part of Europe. They have it not only in Germany, but also in the other countries around the Baltic Sea due to the geological ressources. The historical building style has got a name: nordische Backsteingotik - in a word-by-word translation: northern brick gothic. You will find it everywhere in this area of Europe. One of the most beautiful cities with this building style is Lüneburg.

Love love love Northern Germany! Mettbrötchen and fisch for the win! Nice video :)

Thanks for the video, i lived in Lübeck for a couple of months, it's a very nice city.

Thank you for taking us along for the ride! I think it’s always rad to see your country through the eyes of someone who didn’t grow up here. Makes you appreciate it even more. Plus it’s interesting to see what catches your eye. 😊

Meine wunderschöne Heimatstadt. Die Königin der Hanse 👑. ❤️💕 Visit the Lübeck Cougars. 😉 2nd in GFL II. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lübeck

Brick buildings everywhere in the north :) Even some of the streets are brick. Reason being that historically there was a lack of stone to quarry. This extends further east into northern Poland and the Baltic states. Look up "Malbork Castle" for example

I absolutely luv the specific mood of all the different hanseatic cities... (nicely captured by your vid👍)

Thank you for visiting my country (state) Schleswig-Holstein❤️. I feel like so many American tourists (and other tourists) are missing out on the beautiful northern German cities like Lübeck, Lüneburg and Flensburg because they only care for southern Germany.

Lübeck is the town in which one of Germany's most famous novelists Thomas Mann's most famous novel "Buddenbrooks" is set in. It describes the downfall of a once successful merchants family at a time when Lübeck was still a rich and thriving trading city of the Hanseatic League due to its location by the sea. The author himself actually stems from an old Lübeck merchants family, but went on to establish a dynasty of novelists and authors.

Nice to see you're visit some northern places. Would like to see that you continue it. There are a lot of interesting places near Hildesheim. I just quote a viewer from 3 weeks ago: "As you seen to enjoy your time in Niedersachsen, I would like to point out some things to do and places to visit while you are in Hildesheim. Hannover has a bunch of upcoming festivals (Schützenfest, Maschseefest, Events in the Herrenhäuser Gardens), then there is the Steinhuder Meer (a big sea) nearby, you have the Harz mountains (highly recommend Goslar and Quendlinburg), a trip to the Lüneburger Heide might show you nature you have never seen before and the Gedenkstätte Bergen-Belsen (former KZ camp, very depressing though), Braunschweig is a must visit (a lot to see, great festivals, too), Gifhornˋs Mühlenmuseeum is quite unique (go there on a Sunday morning, go hungry), in Wolfsburg visit the Autostadt and take a VW production tour, and then there is Helmstedt with the former border crossing Marienberg and the border Museum in Helmstedt. You might also like to visiting the Cathedrel in Königslutter and the museum of mechanicalmusial instruments. Wolfenbüttel (hometown of Jägermeister) also has some unique things to see/visit." Keep on the good content!

Vielen Dank fuer das Video ueber Luebeck. Ich werde diese Stadt nicht vergessen, weil ich mein Studium an der FH Luebeck fertig gemacht habe. Da habe ich viele schoene Leben erlebt.

Wow, Lubeck is now a "must see" for me. great job and thanks for the vlog.

This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

Number one German travel channel on RU-vid👍🏻

Thx for posting👍🙏 Great Video 😘

Litreally amazing man!!

Great angles, nice subject matter, impeccable editing! U have a creative side I believe... and I appreciate the hard work. Love marzipan and that brand makes it to Vancouver around Xmas, lucky me! Lovely city Lubeck

Love, Love, Love this city!! 😍

Really punting out the travel vlogs 👍 :)

As so many said before, it's so nice to see you exploring the flat north :). I have done kayaking courses and tours on both the Baltic and North Sea, and always find it an incredible experience to see how different they are, although they are just divided by this narrow stretch of land in Germany. The North Sea coast on the west has extreme tides, and in general is windier and has rougher weather, while the Baltic Sea has almost no tidal difference and on some days looks like a giant lake. In fact, you can drive around it. My husband and I have explored a lot of the Baltic in recent years. A couple of years ago, we did an epic trip from Berlin eastwards to Gdansk, into the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad (you need a visa for that), through all the Baltic States and then we crossed over from Tallinn to Helsinki by ferry, came through Finland, Sweden, Norway, and took a ferry back to Germany. To me, who grew up in divided Berlin it was an incredibly emotional trip. The fact that I can just hop into my car and drive east without impediment, whereas thirty years ago even visiting my grandma in East Germany was a pain... incredible.

Great video. thank you for making it. Lubeck is so underrated but a beautiful city. I have been there many times since my family is from there.

Nice Vlog. Remembered me that I havent visited north Germany for a long time. I should change that. Always loved it up there.

There are houses in Lübeck that are older than the USA!

I liked the blog, you did a great Job ^.^

My last name is Algermissen. Since Hildesheim is only a few miles south of Algermissen I enjoy your outdoor videos of the area around Hildesheim. It's a bizarre way for me to "visit" my namesake town. Keep up the great work.

Lübeck is my favorite German city for personal reasons. Niederegger marzipan is the best and the city has such great charm. Definitely a different vibe than the south (although I love Nürnberg too -- must be something about umlauts). Different accent too.

Those timelapse/speedramp edits with the look really good with the stabilization of the 360 Cam

Such a nice summer day in Lübeck

Enjoy your holiday.

Nice to see hometown :)

The mighty Hanse!

Fun fact: Germany has a longer coastline than Costa Rica! I was born and raised in Lübeck. But by now I have spent most of my life living overseas and people always look at me weird when I tell them that I grew up right by the ocean. Lots of people outside of Europe don't even know that Germany has a coastline.

Beautiful City! I'm from South Germany (Stuttgart Area) and have been to the northern sea many times but I never made the trip over to Lübeck.. maybe it's time to check out the other side, it's on my list now!

Nice video because Lubeck it's a beautiful city.

Funny to see all the places you go daily in this nice cinematography. You should have visited a local restaurant! I can really recommend Fangfrisch! It's the best Fish in Town!

Great video, Lubeck was the leading city of the Hanseatic League in around 1200!

Moin! Nice to see someone in the upper north! Lüneburg is verry nice but its a smal town. You can cross the inner citty in half an hauer by foot but ther ist so mutch to see if you like old buildings.

I lived in Lübeck! Very nice Video

ohhh Lubeck I got recruited by them YEARSSSSS ago lol glad to see a city i never went to 😂

If there was one place that you could go to in Germany and that’s Lubeck I love Lubeck it’s one of my favorite places in Germany I actually been to Lubeck back In 2019 to visit the filming locations from my favourite film of all time Nosferatu A Symphony of Horror which was one of the greatest films of all time so that why I love coming to Lubeck not just to visit locations from Nosferatu but wondering around the most incredible town of all time I be definitely be coming back there again around February this year of 2024 and walking around the town and visiting the filming locations for Nosferatu again

Lübeck, city of marzipan :) its nice there. you have to watch so muche more...

I watched because my redhead son will move there in a couple of weeks and I haven't been there, yet. Coming from Weimar/Thuringia I think he will like it. A bit nostalgic to see a Trabbi. Ours was burnt in Dublin in the 90s.

Greetings from Lübeck ✌

Diese neue Kamera ist echt geil!

I mean Hamburg gotta be on that list too, right? Gotta do a subscriber meetup! 😁

you just missed the Kieler Woche, huge Volksfest in Kiel. Also the biggest sailing event of the world. Come check it out next year :D

Nice Vlog, happy to see u travelling and exploring Germany. Also glad to see that it was not Hamburg or Berlin......or Munich.

Lübeck is Home of the Cougars (GFL2) The even have a Pizza with their name in a pizzaria near Holstentor. Welcome in my federal state. Although I am from Kiel, I am often down there.

Did you also try the marzipan? I love it! Is it known in Australia?

My English son lives with his German fiancee in Lubeck, a truly beautiful part of the world

4:29 nice - Brandenburg Gate.

I lived in Lübeck it's a cool city

What did you use to take this amazing shots?

I live in Kiel, hope that you visit Kiel too ^.^

Beach beach BEACH !

peter pane is a word play... because "pane" is the italian word for bread.. aka the "burger bun"

Lübeck was a fine choice, because we (the bit older Germans (I'm now 58)) did get romantic memories, not only because the Holsten Tor was printed on the 500DM bill, Lübeck is the place where "The Buddenbrocks" (a famous German family and socity story) is located and than you put the cherry on top with visiting "Travemünde" because of this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a2k66cDdbnA.html

i like your video but what is the name of the songs which is included in this video.

Oh Lübeck, that's where I go to the cinema :)

Hi Great camera work and editing, I would be really interested in seeing the local food, especially the beers ,burger and chips dont really count as food nor does curry wurst!!!

If you're into photography, you could easily spend years in Lübeck.

Meine wunderschöne Heimatstadt

Wuw how else is from Lübeck

Lübeck was also the town were Thomas and Heinrich Mann grew up. Have You ever heard about: Buddenbrooks ?

Ich habe die Fenster von meine Wohnung gesehen! 😆

And what about the marzipan? :)

Cool Video, but.....please,please, please write Lübeck or Luebeck (you spell it very good, but the writing.....) Cheers from Lübeck

Nice Lüüüüü beck 😊 FIRST Hansetown/city ⛵ Why you don't eat "Schnüsch"🍜 ??? 🍔🍟😕grrrrr. yes i know you called/says it Balticsea, but the name is OSTSEE🌊🎣

Habt Ihr mal auf den 50€ Schein geschaut?

24 hours is not enough time

You need to go to Hudekamp. It's the Times Square of Lübeck.

Flensburg , Bremen , Emden , verry nice towns in northern Germany .

Why do you have a ring in your nose?

*Lübeck

You are......so beautiful....

very disappointed. many people including myself grew up here and the lack of research and disregard to important monuments and acknowledging their names was quite disrespectful. not cool

Dear Jacob, ( *without any real complaints from my side!* ) I'd like to recommend you being a little more ... ... ... careful... with your new toy poking around. Especially when ladies are around you closely, taking this thing down below knee-hight may rapidly become ... precarious... ,if you kow what I mean. ... Skirts and so on. Not every lady might like this. And you may unintendedly get into some trouble if you aren't careful with this. Someone could falsely misinterpret your true intentions playing around with this stick.👀🤞😎🤢

Ich bin in Lübeck geboren und aufgewachsen. Die Stadt ist grässlich