Lutheran: Church, Bus Route 711 and Cycling Route

Church and local connection

Lutheran has a church that belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Parish of Lübz. Travellers who also take religious sites into account when planning their trip will find a clear connection to the village here. The name Lübz refers to the parish; the church is located in Lutheran. This is a separate point of reference alongside the transport and route information.

Getting around by bus and bike

Bus Route 711 between Lübz and Parchim serves the Lutheran stop. Lutheran Chausseehaus is also a stop on Route 711. These are two stop names to use for orientation. Which one is suitable for a particular journey depends on the destination. The timetable is valid from 14 December 2025; check current departure times before travelling.

In Lutheran, the Ludwigslust–Parchim cycling tour turns into Schmiedestraße and continues through the countryside via Lutheraner Weg. The turn into Schmiedestraße and the continuation along Lutheraner Weg provide two distinct points of reference for the route described. Road and path details may change, so check the route before setting out.

Lübz as the wider travel destination

The town museum is located in the town centre of the wider travel destination of Lübz. Its exhibition rooms are in the Amtsturm and the historic Amtshaus. The local history collection covers the history of Eldenburg and the development of Lübz into a town. For trip planning, the focus is therefore on the town’s history and the collection’s specific subjects.

Lübz has had a planetarium since 1980; an observatory was added in 1999. In the planetarium, a Carl Zeiss Jena ZKPI projector casts around 5,000 stars onto a dome eight metres in diameter. Unlike the local history collection at the town museum, the planetarium has a different focus: star projections and the history of the facility. This offers a way to distinguish between different interests in history and astronomy within the wider travel destination of Lübz.

Another point of interest in Lübz is the “Alter Wasserturm” (Old Water Tower) observation tower. It was built in 1913 and is 37 metres high. A guided tour of Lübz town centre starts at the Amtsturm, which is also one of the town museum’s locations. The Amtsturm thus connects two different points of interest in the town’s history: the exhibition rooms and the starting point for the town tour.

Lübz Tourist Information provides information on train and bus connections, sells cycling, hiking and fishing maps as well as souvenirs, and arranges town tours and planetarium visits. Trip planning therefore includes both transport information and a range of leisure activities. If you are planning to purchase a specific map or book a tour through the office, check availability in advance.

Discover more destinations: Tessenow, Gallin-Kuppentin, Siggelkow, Marnitz, Wahlstorf, Kreien, Karbow-Vietlübbe, Kritzow.

For the wider travel overview: Amt Eldenburg Lübz.