Visit Lueneburg - What to See & Do Lueneburg, Germany
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- 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
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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.
And I thought that only Segeberg in Schleswig-Holstein had such a geological wonder. It is natural gypsum that is pressed up in a big "bubble" from layers deep underground.
@@christiankastorf1427 yep, I'm sure, cause I was there :) Here's a link to it on Google Maps: maps.app.goo.gl/biZZca2bQGcLkR3B7
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.
Thank you wally. I am glad we can help you travel and get you ready for your big trip one day! All the best! Mark your fellow traveler.
+woltersworld I went on a Woltersworld marathon. Big fan! I've got a question: can you make a video on how to add a vacation as a tax write off?
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
Blue sky, white clouds, no wind, nice backdrop...awesome video Mark.
Miracles happen ;)
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.
It is a fantastic tiwn
I did my study abroad in Lüneburg! This video made me "homesick" love it!
It is such a great town. Very cool you studied there. All the best to you!
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.
Yes, the nature around there is just gorgeous. Really relaxing
+woltersworld Im not sure if youre speaking about the same thing. While the Lüneburger Heide is an amazingly beautiful place, the Heide Park is something like Disney Land, imho not very relaxing or cultural but still offering a lot of fun.
+Malte Eising +woltersworld The Heide-Park is Germany's Cedar Point. :)
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.
Hi Wolter, thx for your great travelling videos! Greetings from Bonn!
Thank you for watching!
I love your videos, man! Good stuff, keep it up!
Thanks Josh
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 :-)
Try, some of the smaller cities in Holland, like Dordrecht, Gouda, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft, Leiden, Haarlem, Alkmaar, Hoorn and Enkhuizen.
Thanks very much. Going next month. Very helpful.
under 301 views great video keep it up!! 👌👌☺
Thank you Margarita!!
Wow, I'm from Hamburg and I've never been to Lüneburg. Now I know where I want to go next spring...
It is worth the train ride.
....Wunderschones Video Mark.!...I was in Hamburg...But not in Lueneburg...Great video..!
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.
Thank you for the hint! I gonna check this out on next monday!
Have you ever been to Coburg? It's about 40 km north of Bamberg and it's a really beautiful little town.
Yes I have. It's been about 15 years though :)
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.
Did you bin in the townhall in Augsburg in Bavaria?? It is great. Really recommend Augsburg to go to:)
My parents were married in the Johannes Church. Beautiful city. The architect jump from the top to his death be the tower was, and remains, crooked.
Nice but Heide is actually a plant, like heather so it's Lüneburg Heide FYI
We ❤️ Germany........were Indonesian 🌹🌿
How do you travel to Europe and other places so often. Are you rich? Do you never work? Do your kids not go to school? Do you work for an airline? How is this all possible?
he's a professor
but about his kids
There are a few quaint cities in northern Germany and Luneburg is obviously one of them. This summer I saw Stralsund, which is a similar historic city with a beautiful city-hall.
It's between this and Verona, Italy for my study abroad program
Where did you end up?
Beautiful city, awesome museum, incredible history. :) I wish I was there :) thank you for the great video.
Thank you! Hope you can visit one day!
+woltersworld i go shopping in Lüneburg today😄
How do you travel so often?! Lucky!
I save every penny
Sehr Interessant ich kannte die meisten Sachen auch noch nicht aber komme aus Hessen war da noch nicht :)
Es sit wert. Du sollst lueneburg besuchen. Mfg mark
hey :-) I have a question....how do you pay all the travelling? I want to do it also but i dont know how to pay for all this ??!!
We have a video on "how to save money to travel" that has a bunch of tips.
Thank you so much :-)
Save every dime and spend the ones you do wisely :)
Will visit this city thanks for the video !
It really is super cute :)
+woltersworld I visited berlin and Munich, and that's the two cities I thought was worth visiting , but you have changed my mindset, i am thinking to have a road trip to explore germany, bcoz in train we can't get out and feel the environment and the beauty of the nature.
Can you please do a video about bonn , germany
I have an old one from years ago but I need to go back. Bonn has some really good museums
/high 5 Sir Wolter
Centuries old buildings, and 2 museums, I want to go! I don't speak German though :(
Germans speak quite good English. Just learn a few basic phrases such as greetings and ordering a beer and you'll be fine.
***** I'm talking about the museums too.
It's the salt museum that has the limited English. It's still worth going!
woltersworld Okay thanks, thing is I'm a young teen in freshman high school so you know how it is ;-D
I was there a "few" years ago :) and I actually started my travels after my high school sophmore year.
We in germany need to speek english for much tours
I'm waiting for videos from Poland. Just to get an American view at my country ;-)
I used to work there every so often about a decade ago. I need to get back. Love gdansk and Krakow a lot.
+woltersworld It changed a lot within 10 years, so it would be a good time to revisit ;).
were was luneberg in germany
+Tim Maibaum Its right next to Hamburg
Lüneburg
+IdeenReich Lüneburg Ja klar! 😉
+Plasma1iTV ich auch :
also nearly my hime
...Leave the comments about WW2 out...It just gets me more upset...Because my Father came from that dreadful time...
For me Lüneburg is in my personal top 5 of german cities. And "Lüneburger" in my top 3 of best beer ever :)
They both are amazing... city and beer :)
+IdeenReich Lüneburg
das Lüneburger. Ich komme aber gerne mal wieder vorbei und teste alles nochmal durch :)
Hallo ich bin Berliner also Deutscher ,wenn jemand ein Wort oder so nicht weiss kann er mich gerne fragen ;)
I spent 3 month in this city and i just did 3 things. :(
Drink, eat, make merry? :)
home
Cool.
woltersworld yeah i live nearly hamburg in a little village
Unfortunately, he got most of the facts wrong.
LOL wie die Amis Deutschland besuchen und finden und was die Labern..... HAHAHAHAHXDXD
Ich labere Gern :)
One thing to do in Germany nowadays is to accept Allah as your Lord and Saviour.
+Radi0he4d1
How does he save? Save from what?
WTF?!
Germany isn't even a Muslim country. How is converting even fun?
K.S. Lambert
From not having virgins in afterlife.
Tommy Long
Give it time.