Hansestadt Lübeck

The Hansestadt Lübeck is a vibrant and historic city in northern Germany, characterized by its rich culture, economic diversity, and sustainable development strategies. Here are some key aspects of the city:

Lübeck offers a wide range of services and products, ranging from business development to cultural offerings and educational institutions. The city is known for its medieval architecture and its UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Lübeck Old Town with the Marienkirche and the Holstentor. In addition, Lübeck is an important location for companies such as Drägerwerke and the Bockholdt Gruppe, which are leaders in areas such as medical technology and building services[1][5].

The main mission of the Hansestadt Lübeck is to improve the quality of life of its residents and to increase the economic and cultural attractiveness of the city. Values such as innovation, sustainability and social responsibility are at the forefront of urban development[4].

Lübeck is strongly committed to climate protection and sustainable urban development. Projects such as "Übergangsweise" aim to make the city center fit for the future and improve the quality of stay. This includes initiatives to promote local retail, culture and social life[4]. In addition, the city relies on intelligent networking and digital solutions to increase the quality of life[2].

Lübeck is investing in the future through projects such as the INNOVATIONSKONTOR.LÜBECK, which is funded by the federal government. This project is intended to strengthen the innovative power of the city center and provide new impetus for economic development[4].

• 1 - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%BCbeck
• 2 - https://www.luebeck.de
• 3 - https://luebeck.org/file/bewerberbroschuere_luebeck_web.pdf
• 4 - https://www.luebeck.de/de/stadtentwicklung/uebermorgen/uebergangsweise/index.html
• 5 - https://zutun.de/luebeck/jobs/top-10-arbeitgeber