Günter Grass House

The Günter Grass House in Lübeck is a compact museum dedicated to Nobel Prize-winning writer and artist Günter Grass, best known for The Tin Drum. Set in a historic old-town building, it explores his literary work, political engagement, and visual art through manuscripts, drawings, and multimedia exhibits. The museum is especially rewarding for readers interested in postwar German literature and culture, but its intimate setting and thoughtful design also make it an appealing stop for visitors exploring Lübeck’s literary heritage.