The best insider tips in Lübeck
On a short trip to the beautiful medival German city of Lübeck, you will probably want to have some insider tips and get to know some of the little treats offered to their customers by the small shops of Lübeck. Or you would like to just hang out and stay at a nice little coffee house. Today I would like to show you some gems of the shops of Lübeck.
Insider tips in Lübeck: Amaro in the Glockengießerstraße
At Amaro, you plunge into the world of coffee and chocolate. Here you will find chocolates of selected European chocolatiers (chocolate makers) from Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, as well as Germany and Austria. If you are looking for just the right taste of chocolate, you will get the best advice here. You will also find fine coffees, selected spirits. The latter are from the world of coffee and chocolate, too. So, if you’d like to know how a chocolate spirite might taste like – this is the place to go. (Glockengießerstraße 67)
Premium cooking oil in the Berkentien Building
The Berkentienhaus (Berkentien Building) is a former glas manufactory, the products of which have been used in the stained-glass windows of the Cologne cathedral, among others. Here you will find a charming little coffee house present varying artistic events as lectures, concerts and the like. The proprietors, family Pörschke, offers the produce of their own olive plantation, branded ULIVETO. These are various delicious oils you can also taste here – nobody has to buy a pig in a poke. you will also find several product based on olives and oil, like cutting boards made of wood of the olive tree or small oil cans used for serving unfiltered oil. (Mengstraße 31)
pimenta-piripiri – the hottest place in Lübeck
Care for some chili-apricose-garlic-grappa-honey-paste? To you spiced food out there, I recommend pimenta-piripiri. Show-owner Angelika Fernandes Costa has made her dream come true with this manufactury of culinary spicy delicacies. Here you can find pastes, vinaigrettes, chutneys, and oils from the spicy variety up to the outright hot one. (Langer Lohberg 9)
Are you hungry yet? If you’d like to immerse yourself into a world of little culinary highlights during your next stay in Lübeck, try and look up the Kultouren of Christoph Rode. Himself a local from a long standing Lübeck family, he offers a humorous-informative-tasty pleasant walk through streets, passages, yards, and shops. He points out all the little details you’d surely overlook on your own, while sparing you too much tedious historic and architectural details. Instead of dry facts you get youcy treats and a glimpse into the precious little shops of the old hanseatic town.
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11 Kommentare
Sam Cadosch
Great blogpost! I love reading insider tips about other cities! I want to visit Lübeck one day 🙂
Heidi
Ich war tatsächlich noch nie in Lübeck, deswegen wars ganz interessant, was es da so gibt 🙂
Liebste Grüße,
Heidi
Jacqueline
Wow! Das sind aber sehr schöne Bilder und Eindrücke!
Danke Dir!
Auch die Tipps sind super, wenn ich mal nach Lübeck kommen möchte, werde ich die Tipps berücksichtigen!
Hab einen schönen Tag!
xoxo
Jacqueline
Reloves.de
Lübeck seems to be a very nice and old city. I´ve never been there. But maybe someday.
Regina
alexa
And huge parts of the medieval city have survived till today. Realy very charming 🙂
shadownlight
Hey,
danke für die Tipps.
Liebe Grüße!
Matthias Nebel
Danke für die Tipps – sehr schöne Fotos und bis bald.
LG Matthias
Avaganza
Liebe Alex,
danke für den schönen Blogpost! Ich liebe solche Beiträge mit Insider Tipps. Ich speichere sie mir immer ab und greife dann darauf zurück. Seit ich deinen Blog verfolge habe ich Lübeck schon ins Herz geschlossen <3!
Liebe Grüße und schönen Abend!
Verena
alexa
Vielen Dank!! Das kann ich gut verstehen – haben wir auch 🙂
wir-testen
Ich war ja leider noch nie in Lübeck, würde aber sooo gerne mal hin 🙂
Viele Grüße
alexa
auf, auf! 😉