Warnemunde (Berlin), Germany Cruise Port

I have been to Berlin before, so we did not do the $300/person, 3 hour (each way) bus/train trip. Reviews from most people who went were positive. However, you do not get a chance to go into some of the important sites, such as the Holocaust Museum, the Pergamum and other museums, the Berliner Dom (cathedral). I am not sure it is worth doing that. We spent the day in Wannrmunde (pleasant area along canal and white san beaches), Rostock (St. Mary's has a 600 year old astronomical clock similar to Prague's and a charming central city), and Bad Doberan (terrific 12th century abbey and cathedral)

Visited: Aug 17, 2018

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We went in to Berlin on the two hour train ride, but it was very enjoyable to see the countryside and talk to the tour guide. Berlin was beautiful and the weather was so nice. It is a must to see it and all the history, the wall, etc.

Visited: Jun 03, 2016

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There is a fun little excursion train in Warnemunde, and the town is very walkable and interesting. This is the location for the most affordable souvenirs.

Visited: May 16, 2017

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I was stationed in Frankfurt, Germany in 1983 and visited East Berlin during the Cold War. I have not been back since 1985 when I left and so many things had changed. Many bitter sweet memories but the tour was awesome - the train ride was a bit long but worth the time spent in Berlin! Definitely a must see for those who never saw Berlin.

Visited: Jul 16, 2017

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Warenmunde is a lovely town to stroll around. Nice beach too. Walk along with water on you right then turn left under the tunnel this brings you to a railway line where tickets can be purchased from a machine for the train and buses. €15 for up to 5 people. Dont forget to validate the ticket. The train takes you to Rostock central station where you then need the number 5 or 6 tram to take you to the centre of Rostock. Enjoy