Lübeck Cathedral.

📍​Lübeck Cathedral is a large brick Lutheran cathedral and part of a World Heritage site. During World War II, part of Lübeck Cathedral was bombed and later rebuilt. ❤The pure white interior you see now is like an art installation. There is a café at the entrance of the church, and the artistic atmosphere is good. Take a boat around Lübeck, and you can see the spire of the cathedral from different angles, forming the skyline of the old city with other buildings. 📝Lübeck is located on the banks of the Trave River and is the largest port in Germany on the Baltic Sea. Lübeck was once the "capital" of the Hanseatic League. In 1987, the "Hanseatic City of Lübeck" was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, making it the first city in Northern Europe to be included in the World Cultural Heritage.