Discover the Historic Inner-City Churches of Lübeck
The majestic seven towers define Lübeck's skyline like no other feature and tell the story of the city, built brick by brick over generations. The five churches on the Old Town Island – the Dom zu Lübeck, St. Marien, St. Petri, St. Jakobi, and St. Aegidien – are living witnesses to this rich past.
Here, you will find links to more detailed information about each of these fascinating churches. Discover their unique stories, learn about current services, cultural events, and the significant historical events each church has to offer. Dive into the history of the Reformation in Lübeck and experience how these churches continue to shape life in Lübeck today.
Dom zu Lübeck
The Dom zu Lübeck, the venerable bishop's church, attracts numerous visitors with its festive services, church music, and communion.
St. Aegidien
St. Aegidien, located in the heart of the old craftsmen's district, connects the history of the quarter with the vibrant present.
St. Jakobi
St. Jakobi, the old seafarer's church, welcomes pilgrims from around the world and impresses with its historic organ.
St. Marien
St. Marien in Lübeck, known as the "Mother of Brick Gothic," fascinates with its architectural splendor and serves as a model of Brick Gothic architecture in the Baltic Sea region.
St. Petri
St. Petri, the former church of the fishermen, has been transformed into a cultural center and an university church.