About this venue
Maritim Strandhotel Travemünde is one of the most distinctive properties on the shores of the Bay of Lübeck. The tall hotel building is a prominent feature of the Travemünde skyline, with a navigation light positioned at a height of approximately 117 metres. The hotel offers more than 230 rooms, many with private balconies overlooking the Baltic Sea, the mouth of the River Trave or ships passing through the surrounding waterways.
The interior is designed for leisure stays, business visits and a variety of events, with conference facilities, a sea-view restaurant and wellness amenities. Spacious rooms and balconies reinforce the hotel's coastal character, while its combination of dining, relaxation areas and shared facilities allows guests to enjoy much of their stay within the property itself.
The hotel is located at Trelleborgallee 2, Lübeck, Germany, directly beside the beach and promenade in Travemünde. Guests arriving by car can use the hotel's underground parking, while Lübeck-Travemünde Strand railway station is approximately 300 metres away, making the final walk to the entrance short and convenient. For a broader overview of transport between Travemünde, central Lübeck and other parts of the city, see the transport information further down the page.
About the city
Lübeck, a historic Hanseatic city in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, combines the character of a northern German trading city with a lively cultural and sporting scene. Thanks to venues such as the Musik- und Kongresshalle Lübeck (MuK) and the Stadion an der Lohmühle, the city is a natural destination for concerts, stage performances, congresses and football events. Its compact urban layout is an additional advantage for visitors, as attending an event can easily be combined with restaurants, accommodation and time in the historic centre. Lübeck therefore works well both for a short trip centred on a particular event and for a multi-day city break.
The transport infrastructure makes it easy to travel between the city centre, accommodation and the main event venues. Lübeck Hauptbahnhof is the city's main railway station, while the ZOB Lübeck, an important bus transport hub, is located immediately next to it. Local bus services operated by Stadtverkehr Lübeck connect the centre with different parts of the city, allowing concert and sports venues to be reached through a combination of public transport and a short walk. Travellers arriving by air can use Lübeck Airport (LBC), located south of the city centre and connected with the city by bus and rail transport. This combination of railways, buses and a compact city centre makes planning a trip to an event straightforward and reduces the need for a car.
Before or after a concert or match, it is worth exploring the Altstadtinsel, the historic old town surrounded by water and distinguished by its red-brick architecture. The city's best-known landmark is the Holstentor, while a walk towards the centre reveals the Markt, the historic Rathaus town hall and a network of narrow streets, passageways and courtyards. The Trave river and its waterfront give Lübeck a strong maritime character, while a walk beside the water provides a pleasant contrast to the atmosphere of a major event. The combination of the historic centre, cultural attractions and venues for concerts and sport allows visitors to turn a ticket into a complete experience in one of northern Germany's most distinctive cities.
