European Hansemuseum

The time of the Hanseatic League is considered one of the most important chapters in German and European history. The museum creates an impressive interplay of room stagings, cabinets with original objects and interactive offers and thus paints a fascinating picture of the history of the Hanseatic League. The modern new museum building with roof terrace, inner courtyard and old church square perfectly sets the scene for the historic castle monastery, which is integrated into the building complex, and blends harmoniously into today's cityscape.
The European Hanseatic Museum offers a wide range of educational activities for school classes and numerous program elements for children and young people.
A comprehensive digital program rounds off the museum's offerings.

Further digital offerings:

• The "Hanseatic Adventure " digital tour links virtual content with the exhibition, creating a new, playful approach to the museum's themes.
• The "Dielenhaus Adventure" app makes an important aspect of the Hanseatic League visible in the style of escape room games: the life and work of Hanseatic merchants in the Middle Ages.
• Explore the rooms of the historic castle monastery in a 3D tour right here in your browser.

> The European Hanseatic Museum is a member of Museums For Future in Germany

A modern new building, the Burgkloster zu Lübeck, an archaeological excavation site; the combination of past and present makes events in Europe's largest museum on the history of the Hanseatic League an unforgettable experience. The building complex, located directly on the River Trave, was designed by star architect Andreas Heller and has won numerous architectural awards.
The museum's event rooms are fully air-conditioned, equipped with modern conference technology and can accommodate up to 200 people. The museum restaurant NORD and the spacious roof terrace with its spectacular panoramic view of Lübeck harbor provide the ideal backdrop for evening events and receptions. Directly opposite the Hansemuseum is the event location Schuppen 9: Großer Saal and Blauer Salon, which can be reached on foot after a conference.
Of course, an event can also be combined with an exclusive guided tour of the museum; the European Hanseatic Museum presents the history of the Hanseatic League in a vivid way and with an innovative museum concept that sets new standards.