Luneburg Town Hall

Lüneburg's town hall is considered one of the best examples of secular Mediaeval architecture north of the Alps. Unfortunately, no photos are allowed inside and you can only visit with a guided tour. Although the complex is fairly large you can also enter four big rooms and two smaller ones, but at least three of the rooms are impressive and worth a visit. The Gerichtslaube is the highlight with well preserved glass paintings and a wooden ceilings covered with multiple paintings.

In a different time Lüneburg would have had no trouble entring the list. Its town hall is artistically more significant than Bremen, for example. However, similar to many other former candidates, most noticeably in Germany, it has probably missed the train.