Backstein und Fachwerk, Residenz und Hanse – die historischen Städte in der Lüneburger Heide sind immer einen Ausflug wert. Nicht nur die mittelalterlichen Gassen mit Kopfsteinpflaster, die romantische Altstadt, locken mit ihrem ganz eigenen Charme. Auch hochmoderne Kunst und Kultur sowie stilvolles Shopping und Schlemmen machen Lüneburg und Celle besonders anziehend.
Obere Ohlingerstraße
Lüneburg
Lüneburg: Lüne Abbey and Textile Museum
Lüneburg
Brewery Museum
LüneburgIn Lüneburg, the city of "salt and malt", visitors can visit what is probably the most important brewery museum in northern Germany.
Kurpark Lüneburg
LüneburgThe Lüneburg Kurpark, a park laid out in an English landscape design, is located in the southern part of the city center .
St. Nicholas' Church
Lüneburg
Celle: French Garden
Celle
Teufelsbrücke
LüneburgThe Devil's Bridge in Lüneburg sounds scary, but is located in a wonderful landscape.
Brömsehaus
LüneburgThe Brömsehaus is one of the oldest architectural monuments in the Hanseatic city of Lüneburg.
Lüner Mill and Abts Mill
Lüneburg
Kalkberg
LüneburgThe Kalkberg is the highest vantage point in Lüneburg and was once home to a castle. It has shrunk due to gypsum mining.