Salzspeicher
Salzspeicher
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- Lubeck Central Station • 9 min walk
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Globetrotter045
Haacht, Belgium5,406 contributions
Sept 2020 • Solo
The Hansa town Lübeck has a lot of beautiful old houses, but these ones really stand out. Built between the 16th and 18th century. A pity they were not turned into a museum, but instead they house now a huge clothing shop.
Written 13 October 2020
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Emerson G
Jundiai, SP946 contributions
Apr 2021 • Family
Nice place to visit, see the surrounding and great view of the river / gardens. History of the building and city makes the visit attractive and worthwhile.
Written 25 May 2021
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elderly traveler
Weymouth, MA257 contributions
Sept 2019 • Couples
Picturesque brick warehouses stored salted herring and salt when Lubeck was in its Hanseatic heyday. In the 1930s, the Nazi youth held meetings in these buildings. Pretty view from a Trave River bridge just past the Holstentor gate.
Written 2 October 2019
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William 719
17 contributions
June 2019
Lining the water just a few steps from the famous Helsingtor, these buildings were the warehouses that stored northern Germany's chief export to the Baltic states in the 17th and 18th centuries--salt mined near Luneberg. Still standing, they have been converted to modern use. Shops and cafes are on the west side, away from the water. The east sides maintain their look from centuries ago. Difficult to reach the old east side, but the view is just as good from across the water on An der Untertrave (street opposite the building)
Written 6 August 2019
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Pia P
Odense, Denmark1,332 contributions
July 2021
At first the Salzspeicher was used for storing salt. Later wood was stored there. We only saw the buildings from outside, but will be back to see the 8nside.
Written 24 July 2021
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TownsendTravels
Chicago, IL329 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
Compelling to comprehend their age. The fact that a fashion retailer has moved into the space is somehow.... well.... wrong.
Written 19 October 2018
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Jeppe S
Copenhagen, Denmark795 contributions
Sept 2022
Lübeck has been a very rich and important town in northorn Europe due to the trading and many merchants of the town. Salzspeicher is a group of warehouses for the merchants that start out as sorage for salt for the Nordic countries especially but has contained many other things
The are right next to Holstentor and a couple of restaurants on the other side of the river Trave has a great view of the bulidings.
The are right next to Holstentor and a couple of restaurants on the other side of the river Trave has a great view of the bulidings.
Written 16 September 2022
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traintraveler53
Tallahassee, FL778 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
This is another nice place to walk. The salt warehouses were built in the 16 & 18th centuries. They are along a waterway and across from some boat docks..
Written 26 September 2018
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Joseph P
San Jose, CA389 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
Salt from Luneberg was brought up to Lubeck and stored in these warehouses. Herring from the North & Baltic seas were salted and then sold all over Europe. AM take east fascades, PM take pictures of the west fscades.
Written 7 August 2018
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Davor A
Torino di Sangro, Italy1,586 contributions
July 2024 • Solo
Beautiful these buildings that you meet as soon as you enter Lübeck, very characteristic and with an old atmosphere, right near the main city gate
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Written 31 August 2024
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