Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Gabrielius Gudynas (6 months ago)
Interesting and interactive. Big museum so it takes at least 2h if you want to read everything. Really worth the visit if you are interested in how hansa influenced the merchant trades.
Interesting and interactive. Big museum so it takes at least 2h if you want to read everything. Really worth the visit if you are interested in how hansa influenced the merchant trades.
Tatiana Nardi (6 months ago)
Really interesting interactive museum describing the history of the Hanseatic League and the city of Lübeck. It’s packed with information on panels, audio and screens, combined with relics and artifacts from the different eras. The exhibition design is genius, it provides a good pace and you never get bored even though it’s a lot. I was there for 2h and couldn’t really see everything, recommend 3h to really enjoy the museum. Great for adults and kids, but you’ll probably have to read and explain things to the smaller ones. Staff was really nice too!
Really interesting interactive museum describing the history of the Hanseatic League and the city of Lübeck. It’s packed with information on panels, audio and screens, combined with relics and artifacts from the different eras. The exhibition design is genius, it provides a good pace and you never get bored even though it’s a lot. I was there for 2h and couldn’t really see everything, recommend 3h to really enjoy the museum. Great for adults and kids, but you’ll probably have to read and explain things to the smaller ones. Staff was really nice too!
Eva Ekengren (6 months ago)
Fantastic interactive museum that caters in German, English, Swedish and Russian. You walk through the museum and travel through time and through different geographies. Part of the museum shows an excavation of the area around the burgtor. Warmly recommended bit it take three or four hours to walk through it and enjoy all things. Kids will enjoy at least some parts of the museum.
Fantastic interactive museum that caters in German, English, Swedish and Russian. You walk through the museum and travel through time and through different geographies. Part of the museum shows an excavation of the area around the burgtor. Warmly recommended bit it take three or four hours to walk through it and enjoy all things. Kids will enjoy at least some parts of the museum.
Charles Goodwin (7 months ago)
Great explanation of the Hanseatic League and it's origins. Interactive displays in all the common languages (German, English, Spanish, & Russian). Well done.
Great explanation of the Hanseatic League and it's origins. Interactive displays in all the common languages (German, English, Spanish, & Russian). Well done.
Johan Sandin (8 months ago)
A very complete museum that gives you a great insight in this particular period. Before entering the exhibition, the visitor can choose a certain theme or area and then the virtual guide will give him/her information according to what was chosen.
A very complete museum that gives you a great insight in this particular period. Before entering the exhibition, the visitor can choose a certain theme or area and then the virtual guide will give him/her information according to what was chosen.
