Willy Brandt House : info and guided tour

About Willy Brandt House

Willy Brandt House in Lübeck is a museum dedicated to one of Germany’s best-known 20th-century politicians, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former Federal Chancellor. Located in the heart of the Old Town at Königstraße 21, it highlights the connection between the Hanseatic city and Willy Brandt’s life and legacy.

The museum is housed in a historic urban setting typical of Lübeck, with its brick façades and protected old streetscape. The building fits into the elegant atmosphere of Königstraße, one of the city center’s notable streets, where traditional architecture provides a fitting backdrop for a contemporary cultural presentation.

Inside, the visit offers insight into Willy Brandt’s life and commitment through documents, objects and historical displays. The site is especially appreciated for its educational approach, linking German political history with Brandt’s personal journey and his European legacy.

Willy Brandt House has become an important address for understanding Germany’s political memory in Lübeck. It appeals both to history enthusiasts and to visitors looking to discover a museum focused on a major figure of reconciliation and dialogue in Europe.

Discover Lübeck with a private guide

A private guide can help you better understand this place by connecting the collections, Willy Brandt’s story and the context of Lübeck. The guided experience provides deeper insight into the exhibits, the museum’s history and the role of this address in the Hanseatic city.