Attractions
Kröpeliner Str., 18055 Rostock, Germany
Kröpeliner Straße – Rostock's Popular Shopping Street
Kröpeliner Straße is the heart of Rostock's city centre and has a long history as an important trading street. Today, numerous shops, boutiques and cosy cafés invite visitors to shop and stroll. Historic buildings and the medieval Kröpeliner Tor give this popular shopping street its unique charm.
Neuer Markt, Rostock, Germany
St. Mary's Church & Neuer Markt – History in the Heart of Rostock
The impressive St. Mary's Church is one of Rostock's most important historic landmarks. Its astronomical clock, dating back to 1472 and still in working order today, is particularly fascinating. Just a few steps away, Neuer Markt square, with its historic gabled houses and the Town Hall, reflects the rich history of the Hanseatic city.
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Stadthafen, Rostock, Germany
Rostock City Harbour – Maritime Charm on the Warnow River
For centuries, Rostock City Harbour was an important trading centre of the Hanseatic League. Today, historic harbour cranes serve as reminders of this era. Along the Warnow River, a beautiful promenade, restaurants and cafés invite visitors to take a leisurely stroll and relax. A wonderful place to discover Rostock's maritime charm.
Bei der Marienkirche 1, Rostock, Germany
St. Peter’s Church – Discover Rostock from Above
St. Peter’s Church is one of the oldest churches in Rostock. Its 117-metre-high tower once served as a landmark for sailors. Today, the viewing platform offers breathtaking views over the historic Old Town, the Warnow River and, on clear days, all the way to the Baltic Sea. A special experience for visitors to the Hanseatic city.
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Warnemünde, Ortsamt 1, Rostock, Germany
Warnemünde & Baltic Sea Beach – Where Rostock Meets the Sea
Once a small fishing village, Warnemünde has developed into a popular Baltic Sea resort. The historic Alter Strom, with its traditional fishing boats, and the lighthouse dating back to 1898 are reminders of its maritime past. Today, the wide sandy beach, cosy restaurants and seaside promenade invite visitors to relax and explore.
Rennbahnallee 21, Rostock-Ortsamt 5, Germany
Rostock Zoo – Wildlife Experiences with a Long Tradition
Rostock Zoo has been delighting visitors of all ages since 1899. Set in extensive parkland, the zoo offers fascinating encounters with animals from different continents. Highlights include the Darwineum, home to great apes, and the Polarium, featuring polar bears and penguins. A wonderful destination for the whole family.
Schmarl Dorf 40, 18106 Rostock-Ortsamt 4, Germany
IGA Park & Maritime Museum – Discover Nature and History
IGA Park was created for the International Garden Exhibition in 2003 and is now a lovely place to relax along the Warnow River. A special highlight is the historic museum ship MS DRESDEN. The former ocean-going cargo ship now houses the Rostock Maritime Museum, offering fascinating insights into the city's maritime history.
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Am Passagierkai, 18119 Rostock-Ortsamt 1, Germany
Warnemünde Cruise Port – Experience Impressive Cruise Ships Up Close
Warnemünde is one of the Baltic Sea's major cruise ports. Especially during the summer months, numerous international cruise ships dock here, creating an impressive maritime atmosphere. Whether you want to admire the ships or are staying in Rostock before or after a cruise, Warnemünde is well worth a visit. The cruise port is easily accessible by S-Bahn train from Rostock Central Station.