Germany

St. Mary’s Church (Marienkirche)
A stunning Gothic church known for its impressive architecture, astronomical clock, and historic organ, offering a glimpse into Rostock’s medieval past.

Rostock City Wall and Gates
Remnants of the medieval city fortifications, including well-preserved gates like the Kröpeliner Tor and the Steintor, providing insight into the city’s historical defences.

Kunsthalle Rostock
An art museum featuring a diverse collection of works from various periods, including contemporary art, housed in a striking modern building and offering rotating exhibitions.

Warnemünde Beach
A popular seaside resort area with a wide sandy beach, vibrant boardwalk, and picturesque lighthouse, perfect for relaxing by the sea and enjoying the coastal atmosphere.

Warnemünde Lighthouse
An iconic lighthouse located at the entrance of the Warnemünde harbour, providing panoramic views of the Baltic Sea and the surrounding area.

Rostock Zoo
A well-regarded zoo with a variety of animal exhibits, including African savannah animals, polar bears, and a focus on conservation and educational programs.

Shipbuilding and Maritime Museum
Located in the historic “Schuppen 6” warehouse, this museum offers insights into Rostock’s maritime history, shipbuilding heritage, and naval architecture.

University of Rostock
One of Germany’s oldest universities, featuring historic buildings and a beautiful campus, adding to the city’s academic and cultural significance.

St. Peter’s Church (Petrikirche)
A church with a distinctive red brick Gothic facade and an observation tower offering panoramic views of Rostock and its surroundings.

Rostock Historical Museum
A museum presenting the history of Rostock and its development from a medieval town to a modern city, with exhibits on local culture, industry, and daily life.

Kropeliner Tor
A historic city gate that is part of the original city fortifications, offering a glimpse into Rostock’s medieval architecture and urban planning.

Viking Village (Wikingerdorf)
A historical re-enactment village near Rostock that showcases Viking-era crafts, activities, and daily life, providing an immersive experience into the past.

South West of Rostock is Hamburg, one of Germany’s most popular destinations and boasts a range of museums, parks and places of interest. The Kiel Canal is a man-made canal running from Brunsbüttel to Kiel-Holtenau and almost 100km in length.