The Henning J. Claassen Art Collection is a truly creative and inspiring experience. The collection includes a wide range of artworks exhibited by various artists. The works range from classical paintings to modern installations and sculptures. The exhibition spaces are tastefully designed and offer a unique atmosphere that transports visitors into a world of art and creativity. The collection is also informative, offering insights into the history of art and the different styles and techniques used by the artists.

In a former army bakery from the 1930s, you will find a vibrant center for art and culture, which combines twelve studios of various art directions, an art school and theater rooms on over 2,000 square meters. With a diverse program of exhibitions ranging from pop culture to works by internationally renowned artists, as well as socially critical photo artworks at the ARTRIUM, this place invites discourse and discovery. Professionally equipped theatre halls around the old ovens offer space for guest performances and readings, allowing you to immerse yourself deeply in Lüneburg's lively cultural scene.

Roam the living history and nature of the Hanseatic city by following in the footsteps of archaeology, cultural history, and natural history in the museum. Over 1,300 exhibits open a window into the past, from the earliest archaeological finds to the present. Discover outstanding pieces such as the historical copy of the Ebstorf world map or the seven-metre-long folding table from the ducal castle. The modern exhibition uniquely combines the reciprocal relationships between man, culture and nature.

Relax in the cosy ambience of our organic bistro, where sustainable lifestyle and culinary enjoyment go hand in hand. Taste specialty coffees and homemade ice creams as you learn more about the concept of our ecologically oriented holiday village. A perfect stopover for families to experience quality and sustainability in the midst of nature.

Immerse yourself in the Bronze Age and learn how our ancestors lived, worked, and the tools they used. By actively participating and trying out old techniques such as metal casting or pottery, you will awaken the archaeologist in you and combine history with practical experience.

Be enchanted by the majestic architecture of the Duomo, whose foundations were laid by Henry the Lion in the 12th century. Surrounded by an idyllic cemetery, this place offers deep insights into Romanesque architecture. Not far away, a historic windmill is waiting to share its stories with you – a must-see for architecture and history lovers.