Lübeck is most famously associated with the Holsten Gate, marzipan, the resort of Travemünde and Heinrich and Thomas Mann. These lend the Hanseatic town a distinct character, and in recent years have made it an attractive tourist destination. Newer buildings are establishing themselves alongside the traditional patrician town houses, and with their modern interior design are an increasingly popular choice for staging conferences and events.

For a long time now Lübeck has been the unofficial cultural capital of northern Germany. The Music and Congress Hall alone stages a multitude of concerts and important events throughout the year, while Buddenbrooks House, which boasts permanent and temporary exhibitions, can host all kinds of events.

It's hard to choose from Lübeck's wide range of conference venues. Combine your event with a trip to Sweden on a TT Line ferry, treat your guests to a fabulous view from the Maritim Strandhotel in Travemünde, or opt for the Mövenpick Hotel with its fantastic location in Lübeck's old quarter.