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Idyllic view of the lake invites you to linger or enjoy

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just take your time, go in and marvel at what is beautiful to discover

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It was consecrated in 1334 as a church for sailors and fishermen, who still have their Schütting in the Schiffergesellschaft opposite. Its patron is Saint James the Elder. The church, the Holy Spirit Hospital and the neighboring Gertrudenherberge are stations on a branch of the North German Way of St. James. Since September 2007, the northern tower chapel of the church has been a national memorial for civil seafaring, the Pamir Chapel. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakobikirche_(L%C3%BCbeck) p.s. Komoot does not include the ")" in the link, it still has to be inserted manually.

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Built at the beginning of the 14th century and consecrated together with St. Marien and St. Petri. Since it was not destroyed in the war, the interior is correspondingly magnificent. The church is connected to the seafarers. I found lifeboat No. 2 of the four-masted barque Pamir particularly impressive. Only six people survived the sinking in two lifeboats. You can read that impressively in a niche.

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built in the 12th century on the initiative of Henry the Lion. The three-aisled cathedral replaced a wooden church that had stood here until then. In 1942 the cathedral burned down completely during the British air raid. If you perceive the splendor inside today, you hardly believe it. Man can destroy a lot, but he can also create a lot.

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The cathedral is beautiful and has great acoustics. Must see.

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No entry fee, nice reception. Very warm and at the same time magnificent church. Everything true to the original around the 15th century. Memorial chapel for sea rescue, very lovingly made and very informative. The church survived the Second World War unscathed.

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You can cycle here in a relaxed manner parallel to the railroad track.

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Nice gravel road along the railway.

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Lübeck Cathedral is the first large brick church to be built on the Baltic Sea (1247) and, at around 130 meters in length, one of the longest brick churches. Patrons of the Protestant Church are St. John the Baptist and St. Blaise.

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St. Jakobi (one of the five main evangelical parish churches in Lübeck, was consecrated in 1334 as a church of seafarers and fishermen. Its patron is St. James the Elder.

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Lübeck Cathedral is the first large brick church to be built on the Baltic Sea and, at around 130 meters in length, one of the longest brick churches. The cathedral was consecrated in 1247.

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The St. Jakobi Church is mentioned for the first time in 1227 in the Upper Town Book and has been the church of the boatmen, seamen and boat builders who lived mainly in this quarter of the city in the Middle Ages. This church, however, was a previous building that was destroyed in a city fire in 1276. Shortly afterwards, the construction of today's church began. The construction of the three-aisled step hall church was completed in 1334 with the completion of the high altar. The chapels and sacristy were added until the beginning of the 15th century. The ridge turret was given its current shape in 1622/23, and in the middle of the 17th century the old spire was torn down due to dilapidation and replaced by the baroque spire, which is flanked by four spheres and has shaped the skyline of Lübeck ever since. Source: https://www.kirche-ll.de/gemeinden/innenstadtgemeinden/st-jakobi/geschichte.html

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Wonderful natural landscape in the Lübeck city area

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St. Jakobi is one of the five main Evangelical Lutheran parish churches in Lübeck's old town. It was consecrated in 1334 as the church of the seafarers and fishermen who still have their shed in the opposite boat company. Their patron is Saint James the Elder. The church, the Holy Spirit Hospital and the neighboring Gertrudenherberge are stops on a branch of the north German Way of St. James. Since September 2007, the north tower chapel of the church has been a national memorial for civil seafaring as the Pamir Chapel. (Source: Wikipedia)

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The most imposing building in Lübeck inside and out.

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One of the largest and most impressive churches in Lübeck.

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The old pastor's houses are architecturally very nice to look at and a great photo opportunity.

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Super idyllic water landscape, definitely worth it!

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Beautiful bike path directly on the banks of the Wakenitz.

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