SIGHTSEEING TOUR
STACS '97
14th Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science
Hansestadt Lübeck, Germany
February 27 - March 1, 1997
- "Holstentor", the emblem of Lübeck, built in 1464-1478:
- "Puppenbrücke" (bridge with sandstone statues):
- "Rathaus" and "Marktplatz":
- "Marienkirche", built in the 13th and 14th century, took
French cathedrals as an example and aimed to outdo the Dom:
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"Marienkirche" as seen from the "Petrikirche" (80 KB)
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view from the "Holstenhafen" (78 KB)
- Old
vessels at the "Holstenhafen" (88 KB)
- "Koberg" with
- "Burgtor", town gate from the 13th century:
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"Burgtor" as seen from within the city (49 KB)
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"Burgtor" with part of the old city wall (32 KB)
- "Heiligen-Geist-Hospital" from 1284, hospital for ill
and old people:
- "Aegidienkirche"
(built on the basis of a church
with one nave from the 13th century, church steeple reworked in
1840) (13 KB)
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"Mühlenbrücke" near the "Alte
Seefahrtschule" (120 KB)
- "Alte Seefahrtschule" (former merchant navy training college,
now part of the Computer Science Department of MU Lübeck):
- "Dom" and "Skyline" of Lübeck:
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"Skyline": Dom, Petrikirche, Marienkirche,
Jakobikirche, Aegidienkirche (from left to right, all
churches built between 1170 and 1220) - seven
church steeples, representatives of the "Norddeutsche
Backsteingotik" (Gothic architecture built in brick) (69 KB)
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"Dom" (founded in 1173 by "Heinrich dem
Löwen") (67 KB)
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"Dom" by night (61 KB)
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Fishing at the Obertrave (50 KB)
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"Petrikirche" from the first half of the 13th
century, with the "Marienkirche" in the background (45 KB)
Some further impressions:
© Map of Lübeck taken from "gewusstwo -
Branchenadressbuch" by Verlag Schmidt-Römhild
Lübeck
© Pictures by the following members of the organizing committee
of STACS'97: K. Genther, A. Jakoby, S. Weis
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Last modified: February 25, 1997 by
K. Genther.