Rostock is an important seaport and, with nearby Warnemunde, constitutes one of the major shipping centers of Germany. A number of old churches, including Saint Nicholas' Church, dating from the middle of the 13th century, and Saint Mary's Church, a Gothic structure begun in 1398, are located here. The Gothic city hall was also built in the 14th century.
The concentration camp excursion should not be missed and we did a very good tour of the city of Berlin and the wall and the Holocaust Memorial
Visited: Aug 25, 2014
The train was a great way to get to Berlin. We enjoyed the tour and the took us for lunch at an amazing restaurant. Nolle was a delightful restaurant. Great food & ambience!
Visited: May 19, 2017
loved lunch, wonderful city guide and transfer guide were very knowledgeable. very moving to see the brattenberg gate, the wall, the allied museum and the day. It was a long drive to berlin but well worth the trip
Visited: Aug 19, 2015
Made our own way to Rostock via bus and tram, wandered about taking in the sights before taking the train to seaside town of Warnemaunde. All day ticket cost of €5.20 for all modes of transport can't beat it. Tourist office staff also very helpful. Lovely chilled day.
Visited: Jul 07, 2018
Warnemunde was nicer than Rostock, both were too far from Berlin for day trips.
Visited: Jun 08, 2018
Private Rostock and its Beer
$95/adult
Private Duke's Castle Schwerin
$174/adult
Private Berlin - Venice of the North
$353/adult
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