Visit Lueneburg - What to See & Do Lueneburg, Germany

Top 10 Sights in Lueneburg, Germany. What to See & Do in Lueneburg, from the Salz Museum to the famous Rathaus/Town Hall to St. Michaels, St Nicolai & St. John’s Church Lueneburg has a lot of tourist and historic sights. Also, they have fun things like a brewery museum and roads that have been warped by the salt mines below the city.
Filmed in Luenbeburg, Germany
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015

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[Jeff.Wilson]

Great video.
Also, 20 minutes walking west from the city center is the Kalkberg - a 56m-high hill with a pretty cool view from it towards Luneburg.

[wallykaspars]

I'm glad you open your videos with "Welcome, fellow world travelers..."
I wish I was one, but until then. I like to watch your interesting travel videos.

[lisaschneider]

wow, I have been watching your videos for years and I'm actually born and raised in Lüneburg! - I always have to remind myself that the architecture in town isn't normal because I don't know anything else

[tosht]

Blue sky, white clouds, no wind, nice backdrop...awesome video Mark.

[mcfrdmn]

Fantastic video of Lueneburg, Germany
Fantastic scenic view of Lueneburg and excellent
description of all the sights to see, and the fact that
this town was not destroyed during WW II.

[christiankastorf]

To make salt beef in the middle ages you needed about 1 part of salt on 7 parts of meat. Fish was pickeled on a 1 to 3 ratio. That stuff lasted for years in wooden casks but had to be rinsed in clear water over and over again before it was edible again. Butter was preserved with salt as well. Before eating it had to be kneaded in pure water so that the salt was extracted by diffusion. All that you can learn in the "Salzmuseum". The average European in the Middle Ages ate about 7 kg, that is 15 lbs, of salt per year, that is more than we do despite our chips, crisps and other unhealthy stuff that makes fun.

[richardbassett]

I did my study abroad in Lüneburg! This video made me "homesick" love it!

[AriesT]

If you visit Lüneburg, don't miss the Heide-Park, 50 minutes away by car. One of the best theme parks with some of the best rides in central Europe.

[carstenstille]

Just a small hint for travellers. Ther is one Building in Lueneburg where an old cannon ball stuck in the wall from the German French War from 1813. Ist quite hidden at the Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Platz.

[flyja]

Hi Wolter, thx for your great travelling videos! Greetings from Bonn!

[sergioweigel]

Wow, I'm from Hamburg and I've never been to Lüneburg. Now I know where I want to go next spring...

[HughJason]

Thanks very much. Going next month. Very helpful.

[krugmeister]

....Wunderschones Video Mark.!...I was in Hamburg...But not in Lueneburg...Great video..!

[Dubois_tada]

It's between this and Verona, Italy for my study abroad program

[Nuggetmonk]

If you like nature you can visit the "luenburger heide" too. very beautifull nature space for wandering....its about 30 km south of lueneburg. check it out on google.

[jonaszinke]

Have you ever been to Coburg? It's about 40 km north of Bamberg and it's a really beautiful little town.

[JoshJoins]

I love your videos, man! Good stuff, keep it up!

[hr]

under 301 views great video keep it up!! 👌👌☺

[rvboondocker]

Nice but Heide is actually a plant, like heather so it's Lüneburg Heide FYI

[johnp.]

Excellent guide as always ! I have visited Vienna and Prague and i plan to visit Gent and Bruges in the summer. In general i like to visit walkable towns with great architecture and Lueneburg seems to be one of them. If you have any other suggestions for not too big towns with beautiful architecture, i am open to suggestions :-)