Wismar, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2002, represents an ideal developed Hanseatic city of the 14th century. The old town center has remained almost unchanged and is unique in its cohesion in the German Baltic Sea region. The concentration of architectural treasures is impressive - the three large churches as witnesses of brick Gothic, the merchant houses with their magnificent gables, the narrow streets of the city with their medieval eaves houses, and the outstanding Baroque buildings from the time of Swedish rule over Wismar. In the market with its neoclassical town hall or in the harbor with its magnificent warehouse buildings - everywhere one can trace the dynamic ups and downs of past centuries. The city tour leads to the most important sights of Wismar and invites exploration of the nearly 800-year-old city.