Lübeck

I sang with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and also sang in an a-cappella choral concert in the Dom. We were there for three days, which to me, was at least one day too many.

I had an amazing time in Lübeck and Travemünde. The food was amazing and the architecture was beautiful. Everyone should go.

I found my roots here.

The marzipan is heaven.

great for a daytrip. it rained and rained on the day we visited, but still beautiful. Visit the church and see the destroyed church bell that lies as it did when it fell due to WWII bombings. MUST DO: eat marzipan at Niederreger! It’s where marzipan was first created!!

I am living in Lübeck for the last 18 months to get my Master degree. A really beautiful city, it’s one of the protected UNESCO World Heritage.

A little bit sleepy, well it is a very small city anyway but worth the visit if you are around North Germany.