Museum Holstentor

The gate itself looks very interesting: they have twirled not evenly and therefore it is worth to bypass them to look from different directions. Inside is the museum of the city, there are several interesting exhibits. Entry is cheap: 8 euros per person. Termination: Vaccination or certificate of over-infected coronary virus + identity card.

As the headquarters of the Lufthansa Alliance, Lubeck gathered a lot of wealth at that time, so he built heavy walls to protect the city. The first four gates of the Hallstein Gate were preserved to the present day from the third gate from the outside.

The "Holstein Gate" is the west gate of the old city, so it faces the west part of the city wall is very thick, the two towers are equipped with shooting holes, there are earth cannons in the building, the small windows of the middle gate building are used to splash asphalt and boil water, of course to fight the enemy of the siege. For the history of the construction of the ancient city of Lübeck, the "age" of Horstan Gate is not too big, just guarded the ancient city for more than 600 years, but the polishing of the years still makes it overwhelmed, not only sinking but also tilting, and I don't know how many years it can guard the ancient city.

The weather is not very good, so the best summer weather is good. It's quite medieval style! cute!

It is the gate of the old town of Lübeck, and in the distance it looks like the entrance to the fairy tale city: two towering cylindrical tops tilted across each other, bridged with support walls on both sides, and the large black-grey chimneys are medieval.

Germany self-driving Lubeck ancient city symbol of Lubeck Holstein Gate, a world cultural heritage, is very worth a place to go. The architectural style is very distinctive, the round body, the towering spires, the thick city walls, there is a museum inside that costs 7 euros, which is relatively simple and can be gone. It is also a good choice to spend a day here slowly enjoying the passage of time.