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Lübeck is the largest port on the Baltic Sea in the north of Germany. It sits on the Trave river and is both a port and seaside resort. The city is listed as an UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its Brick Gothic reduced Gothic style architecture throughout the old town. The best example of this is the Holstentor town gate made of two towers with a dividing archway. Older examples are part of the seven church steeples spiking the city skyline such as the Dom and the St. Mary's church, Marienkirche, from the thirteenth century. Lübeck is also famous for Marzipan and two Nobel Laureates, Thomas Mann and Willy Brandt.