Colorful umbrellas flying over Lübeck's old Town Hall. @Barbara Redding

Historic Heritage Germany Tour: Rich in History, Light on Crowds

If you’ve already savored the beer, brats, and big cities of Germany, it may be time to escape the crowds and dig deeper by visiting this European country’s smaller heritage cities.

 

At the invitation of Historic Highlights of Germany, I recently explored four northern German cities that are rich in history. Rostock, Lübeck, Osnabrück, and Münster are part of the Germany’s Historic Highlights program that introduces seasoned travelers to the country’s smaller heritage cities.

 

These cities also offer more than a trip back in time. They also have an abundance of gourmet restaurants, chic local boutiques, contemporary art museums, and classy hotels. And, because they are off the typical tourist trails in Germany, you’ll be free of crowds and tour buses.

 

You can read all about my experiences in these German cities on SheBuysTravel.com. This website also is an invaluable source of travel information, no matter where you are planning to go next!

 

Martje Thalmann, the first female “tower keeper” has watched over Münster, Germany, from St. Münster since the 1300s, blows an antique horn into the night sky. @Barbara Redding.
Martje Thalmann, Münster’s first female “tower keeper,” blows an antique horn into the night sky. Above, colorful umbrellas fly over Lübeck’s Town Hall. @Barbara Redding.

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