{"lbhSidebarArticles":[{"id":"95","title":"Lüneburg: Lüne Abbey and Textile Museum","texts":[{"type":"text/plain","rel":"details","value":"Having been destroyed twice byfire, the surviving medieval buildings were completed in 1372. Sights includethe fountain hall, with its 'Handsteinbrunnen', the refectory with its exposedmurals, the cloister with its carved stone vaults, and the chapter house. Thereare many things to see in the convent church and the 'Nonnenchor', including atriptych from 1524 carved into the main altar, an early Baroque organ datingback to 1645, and procession flags from the early 15th century. In thedormitories, you can also see a nun's cell from around 1500 and paintings oncanvas from 1700. The convent's most precious possessions are on display in theTextile Museum: white linen-on-linen embroidery work, including altar clothsand Lenten veiling from the 13th and 14th centuries. There are also tapestriesand pew covers in coloured wool on linen using \"klosterstitch\",retained from around 1500 in unparalleled condition. All exhibits were made byBenedictine nuns in the convent and display biblical themes and the tales ofthe saints. Since the Reformation, the convent has been a Protestant abbey (or\"Damenstift\") which is still led by an abbess to this day. Toursavailable on application.\n\n\nThe cloister can only be visitedwith a guided tour, which takes place from Tuesdays to Saturdays at 10:30, 14:30and 15:30, as well as Sunday and holidays at 11:30, 14:30 and 15:30.","__typename":"Text"},{"type":"text/plain","rel":"openings","value":"Textile Museum from 02 April until 15 October \nTuesday - Saturday 10.30 - 12.30 14.30 - 17.00\nSunday and holidays 11:30 - 13.00","__typename":"Text"},{"type":"text/plain","rel":"PRICE_INFO","value":"museum: children and pupils (11 - 16): 2,00 €\nmuseum: adults: 4,00 €\nmuseum: pupil and students over 16 with identity card: 2,00 €\nmuseum: children (until 10 years): 0,00 €\ncloister: adults: 5,00 €\ncloister: children (up to 10): 0,00 €\ncloister:children and pupil (11 - 16): 1,00 €\ncloister: pupil and students over 16 with identity card: 3,00 €","__typename":"Text"},{"type":"text/html","rel":"details","value":"

Having been destroyed twice by\nfire, the surviving medieval buildings were completed in 1372. Sights include\nthe fountain hall, with its 'Handsteinbrunnen', the refectory with its exposed\nmurals, the cloister with its carved stone vaults, and the chapter house. There\nare many things to see in the convent church and the 'Nonnenchor', including a\ntriptych from 1524 carved into the main altar, an early Baroque organ dating\nback to 1645, and procession flags from the early 15th century. In the\ndormitories, you can also see a nun's cell from around 1500 and paintings on\ncanvas from 1700. The convent's most precious possessions are on display in the\nTextile Museum: white linen-on-linen embroidery work, including altar cloths\nand Lenten veiling from the 13th and 14th centuries. There are also tapestries\nand pew covers in coloured wool on linen using \"klosterstitch\",\nretained from around 1500 in unparalleled condition. All exhibits were made by\nBenedictine nuns in the convent and display biblical themes and the tales of\nthe saints. Since the Reformation, the convent has been a Protestant abbey (or\n\"Damenstift\") which is still led by an abbess to this day. Tours\navailable on application.

The cloister can only be visited\nwith a guided tour, which takes place from Tuesdays to Saturdays at 10:30, 14:30\nand 15:30, as well as Sunday and holidays at 11:30, 14:30 and 15:30.

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The\nadvantage of Lüneburg is that you can reach everything in the town centre on\nfoot.

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It’s\nno problem, either, if you choose accommodation out of town. Lüneburg has\nnumerous car parks, all of which are well signposted.

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Besides\nmany beautiful hotels, Lüneburg also boasts a selection of great restaurants.\nMany of these can be found by the harbour ‘am Stint’, as well as in the\nOld Town. No short\nbreak in Lüneburg would be complete without enjoying a glass\nof wine, overlooking the river Ilmenau.

Whether\nyou’re looking for a romantic, reasonably priced or centrally located hotel,\nyou can use our price comparison service for the hotels in Lüneburg.

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The\nfollowing is an overview of all recommended hotels in Lüneburg. You can book\nthese romantic hotels online here at a special price.

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4-star\nhotels in Lüneburg

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Romantik Hotel Bergström

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A prime location, immediately adjacent to Lüneburg’s water\ndistrict. The hotel where the ARD series Rote\nRosen was filmed.

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DORMERO\nHotel Altes Kaufhaus

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Top location in the heart of the water district, right on\nthe banks of the river Ilmenau.

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SEMINARIS\nHotel Lüneburg

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Hotel Seminaris is immediately adjacent to the spa\ngardens, just a short walk away from Lüneburg’s Old Town. Attractive special\noffers for weekend breaks.

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Best\nWestern Premier Castanea Resort

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A short distance away from Lüneburg, Hotel Castanea in\nAdendorf is located on the golf course.

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3-star\nhotels in Lüneburg

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Comfort Hotel Lüneburg

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This reasonably priced hotel is located in the industrial\narea Lüneburg Süd and is a low-budget option for those travelling by car.

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Exceptional hotels in Lüneburg

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NATUROTEL\nLandhaus Amethyst

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This thatched-roof hotel is reminiscent of a country house\non the island of Sylt. It is part of the NAUROTEL chain whose hotels are\nrenowned for their exceptional locations.

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Holiday\nhomes and other accomodations in Lüneburg

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Hotel Anno 1433

Historical ambience combined with modern comfort just at the edge of the town center.

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Ferienwohnung Seiler

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Just a short walk from the Old Town. A beautiful no-smoking\nholiday home

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Ferienwohnung\nSchmidt to Hus

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A\nholiday home for 2 people near the forest

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Ferienhaus\nSchmidt Lichtoase

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A\nholiday home for 4 people in Gellersen

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Ferienhaus\nStrobel

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A\nholiday home for 2 to 4 people in Bardowick, close to Lüneburg

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WE\nRECOMMEND:

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An overnight stay in the hotel that is home to the ‘Drei Könige' (three kings) from the ARD\nseries Rote\nRosen. Visitors flock to Lüneburg in their millions because of this\nclaim to fame. We give you the chance to book the Hotel Bergström at a special price\nhere.

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A\nstay at the NATUROTEL Landhaus Amethyst will certainly be one to remember. The\nhotel enjoys a quiet location in a village on the outskirts of Lüneburg.

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Would\nyou like to book a room in a hotel in Lüneburg? If so, please don’t hesitate to\nuse our 24-hour online reservation service. A confirmation will be sent\nimmediately. Payment is only due upon arrival at the hotel.

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Individual descriptions of Lüneburg hotels can be found below:

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Steeped in more than 1050 years of
history, the ‘Hanseatic city of Lüneburg', between Hamburg and Hanover, is one of the most fascinating towns in northern
Germany.

Its
historic architecture, renowned for its Brick Gothic style, forms a charming
contrast to the young, vibrant town life. Lüneburg remained intact during the
Second World War, which explains why the town still has an enclosed medieval
Old Town – one of the reasons why Lüneburg was declared a ‘Hanseatic city’ again
in October 2007.

The
town centre is full of reminders of Lüneburg’s past – a past that was marked by
the town’s most important asset, salt. Salt was simmered in the saltworks for
over a thousand years, and the town gained its wealth and prestige in the
Middle Ages as a result of trading with the ‘white gold’ of the time. Lüneburg
is also home to the largest town
hall in northern Germany, whose construction took more than 500
years.

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