Lübeck Virág (Helyi Virágbolt)

Lubeck, located 9 miles or 14 km from Baltic sea, has been one of the largest commercial centres of Northern Europe in Middle ages. It has also remained a part of Hanseatic League. Lubeck tops the list of largest baltic harbors in Germany and provides a considerable employment opportunities to locals as well as foreigners.
This city has a lot to offer to its visitors and tourists. The Schulgarten is a pleasant site where you can have a picnic with your family or friends. You can swim in the wakenitz lake after which the outside cafe allows you to feed your taste buds with delicious food and beverages, and coffee is a must while you are at it. The small segregated gardens in Schulgarten are mesmerizing enough to leave the visitors amazed for a minute or two.
The Dragerpark is another natural attraction in the city of Lubeck which is a perfect spot for families and friends to hang out. If you got a bike, there is nothing that can stop you from enjoying the biking and cycling experience. There is a lot for kids to enjoy as well in the park with several swings and slides along with rope, steep tunnel slides, sandpits, and paddle pool area.
The best way to take in astonishing views across Southwest curve of Old Town’s Island is to take a walk on the 720-metre promenade next to the River Trave. Several cafes are lined on this track where you can have the best coffee and tea, and delicious snacks. Other attractions and places to visit in the city include Salzspeicher, Schiffergesellschaft, Günter Grass Haus, Burgtor, St Peter’s Church, Willy-Brandt-Haus, Lübeck Museum Of Theatre Puppets, Lübeck Cathedral, European Hansemuseum, Hospital Of The Holy Spirit, Town Hall, St Mary’s Church, Holstentor, and Altstadt.