- Construction work of Lübeck Cathedral began in 1173 and despite later architectural changes, the cathedral still resembles a monumental religious fortress.
- Visit Lübeck Cathedral and marvel at its stunning exterior and artistically rich interior. Learn about its history and why it isn't the tallest church in the city!
- Interesting Facts About Lübeck Cathedral – Lübeck. Cathedral is the only brick-built Gothic cathedral in northern Europe.
- Yesterday, it was the millpond as we call it in German (Mühlenteich). In the background on the left, you can see the Lübeck Cathedral.
- The organ in Lübeck Cathedral was built in 1970 with 47 stops on the Great organ, Rückpositive, Oberwerk (in swell, behind Prinzipal 4') and pedal.
- As the neighbouring cathedral burnt, the flames spread to Lübeck Cathedral’s truss beams which collapsed the towers and burnt the Arp Schnitger organ.
- Dom zu Lübeck, or colloquially Lübecker Dom) is a large brick Lutheran cathedral in Lübeck, Germany and part of Lübeck's world heritage.
- Built in 1173 and founded by Henry the Lion, Lübeck Cathedral is one of the oldest monuments in the city and has a rich history to follow.
- The cathedral is one of the oldest historical monuments in Lübeck’s Old Town. It houses numerous works of art such as the 17-metre Triumphal Cross by Bernt...
- Today I take you to the Lübeck Cathedral. Its double spire makes its formative contribution to the 7-tower silhouette of Lübeck and has experienced an...