Lüneburg made its fortune as the “White Gold” hub of northern Germany’s prosperous salt trade.

This self-guided walking tour offers a glimpse into its fascinating past, taking you to see well-preserved architecture in the heart of the medieval town, where the salt trade shaped its streets, buildings, and culture.

The tour begins near Brausebrücke Bridge. As you walk into Lüneburg’s Old Town (Altstadt), you’ll be surrounded by cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses and medieval charm, setting the tone for what’s to come. You’ll pass by Lüneburg Town Hall, one of the most iconic landmarks in the city centre. The tour ends at St. John’s Church.

This fascinating 60-minute journey through the streets of Lüneburg will give you an insider’s perspective on its medieval history and architectural highlights.

Whether you’re a history buff or simply love exploring beautiful cities, Lüneburg’s rich past and stunning landmarks will leave a lasting impression.