Enjoy Lüneburg
WYNDBERG Hotel - Restaurant - Destille
Nils' favorite place, of course! Not only because of the drinks, but also because the best chef in town cooks here - Can you guess who he is?
Röhms Deli
Nils and Nathalie's most visited restaurant. It's a sign that you can't miss it! The chef had a Michelin star and decided to leave it behind to open a restaurant where only good soul food and a relaxed atmosphere are the priority.
Altes Brauhaus
It's Schnitzel time. Enjoy a cold beer and the best Schnitzel Lüneburgs in one of the oldest Beer Gardens in Germany.
Rakazzi
And you want to be surprised? The tiniest restaurant in Lüneburg. Pizza, pizza and more pizza.
AGRON - Lüneburg
Cheers to our favourite drinks in town! Make sure to reserve with time! They also have a secret garden you can explore.
0,75 Winebar & Eatery
Like in german we say: ''Zu vino sag ich nie no''. Somewhere in Lüneburg is already five o'clock.
SA BACCA Feierabendkultur
In the heart of the city, centrally located on the market square, next to the historic town hall is a small bar in an old cellar vault what makes it typical of Lüneburg. Don't miss it!
Bell & Beans
Sorry for what I said before my morning coffee! Visit this place if you want to relax and have a good barista coffee. Fact: the first time Nils and Nathalie visited Lüneburg, this was the first cafe they visited, not knowing that they were going to move to this city and that it would become their favorite place for breakfast. Enjoy!
Avenir Rösterei
Wake up and have some coffee! One of the most visited places by Nathalie and Nils as it is just a few steps from their home. Hope you like it!
Visit the Town Hall in Lüneburg
Sit down at the Fountain of Youth, watch the hustle and bustle on the market square and listen to the chimes. At 8 a.m., 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. the bells made of Meissen porcelain play folk songs.
City Tour Lüneburg
Take a city tour and discover the contrast between historic and modern Lüneburg, home to landmarks such as the famous gabled houses and decorated corners. Enjoy our magical city!
Strolling through Lüneburg
If you leave the pedestrian zone in Lüneburg and enter the small side streets, you will find them on every corner: small retailers that do not only carry the standard assortment. However, if you don't want to spend money, you'd better put on blinders and don't look left and right.
Visit the waterfront and the Stintmarkt
The water quarter is located between Ilmenau and the town hall and is part of the historic old town of Lüneburg. After a stroll through the many small alleys, it is worth visiting the Stintmarkt, the heart of the district. At the Stintmarkt, as the name suggests, smelt used to be traded. Today, there are countless restaurants and pubs here that invite you to relax. Stop at "Das Kleine" and eat really good North German cuisine there.
Walk through the Subsidence Area
Anyone who is in Lüneburg cannot avoid the topic of salt. The white gold was mined here for more than 1,000 years and has helped the small Hanseatic city to great prosperity and power. The buildings, most of which date from the 16th and 17th centuries, were extensively renovated and intercepted and today form a beautiful neighborhood that invites you to stroll and where you feel like you've stepped back in time.
Admire doors and windows in Lüneburg
There are as many beautiful doors and windows in the city as in Lüneburg. You have to stop every few meters to admire each of them and to be able to photographically capture every single part of them. To such a beautiful door, by the way, almost always hangs an elegant house, so if you find the doors rather semi-exciting, you can also simply enjoy the whole buildings.
Visit the pregnant house in Lüneburg
On Waagestraße, opposite the town hall, probably one of the most curious buildings in Lüneburg is hidden away: "The Pregnant House." It is characterized, as its name suggests, by a not-too-small belly and stands right next to the birthplace of the composer Johann Abraham Peter Schulz ("The moon has risen"). Touch the belly for good luck!
Lüneburg Water Tower
Visit the water tower! You can visit the 56 m high tower for 4 euros per adult nose daily from 10 am to 6 pm. By the way, the entrance fee includes the use of the elevator. It takes you comfortably up to the 6th floor. Enjoy the view!
Ghost Busters
The Lüneburg Ghost Gang is the work of an anonymous group of artists who have been painting ghosts on bridges, house walls, electricity boxes and other visible surfaces in the Hanseatic city since about 2010. The graffiti shows ghosts in different colors with sometimes very striking facial expressions. They call these ghosts as the " Lüneburg Ghost Busters". The total number of sprayed ghosts is still growing, but already about 500 different ones have been sighted throughout the city. Have fun finding the ghosts in the city!
Lüneburger Heide
As you know, Nils comes from Heide. The first message Nathalie sent to Nils was asking him if he came from that place, and no! It's another Heide. Interestingly enough, years later Nils and Nathalie live a few kilometers away from this caluna field. How lovely!
Schröders Garten
For an unforgettable experience, rent a canoe and take a tour on the Ilmenau River ending with a hamburger at the Bier Garden. Have fun!