Lübeck is located in southeastern Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany, on the banks of the Traveo River, about 65 kilometers from Hamburg, with a population of approximately 223,000. The Old Town sits on an island surrounded by the Traveo, Wackernitz, and Elbe-Lübeck canals, and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. From the 12th to the 16th centuries, it was one of the most important trading centers of the Hanseatic League, connecting Germany, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe via Baltic trade, earning it the title of "Queen of the Hanseatic League." Today, Lübeck retains its complete medieval city layout. The famous Holstentor is a city landmark, and the red-brick St. Marienkirche, the town hall, and numerous alleyways and courtyards together form a typical northern German urban landscape.
“Lübeck is located in southeastern Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany, on the banks of the Traveo River, about 65 kilometers from Hamburg, with a population of approximately 223,000.”@在地图上盖章的人 · 14 days ago