Strand Warnemünde, Strandpromenade & Gespensterwald (beach, promenade & 'ghost wood')
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Swim, walk, tan, surf - enjoy the sea!
Strand Warnemünde, Strandpromenade & Gespensterwald (beach, promenade & 'ghost wood')
The beautiful stretched out sandy beach is what has made Warnemünde so famous and loved among tourists. You can have a swim or tan yourself in one of the typical 'strandkorbs'. If you walk further down, away from the busy area, you come across an FKK area (where people are completely naked), a dog beach, and a grill & fireplace beach.
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Barnstorfer Weg
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This is more or less the main street of the hip & young students' quarter KTV. Check out awesome shops ('Freiraum' or 'cosi' for special and creative gifts & souvenirs, 'Gusti Leder' for leather bags & purses, 'Haltstelle' for clothes) and cafés (Café Käthe, Lom, El Waleed), Herr Korander's book shop & the alternative cinema 'Li.Wu'.
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Rostock City Tour
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Kurpark Warnemünde
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Every spa town needs a spa garden, and so does Warnemünde. The park is not huge, but is has some culture to offer: besides some sculptures, it is a perfect place to read. Next to the small but nice playground, you find a book box inside an advertisisng pillar. The policy is: Take a book in exchange for another.
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Zoologischer Garten Rostock
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Rostock's zoo is worth a visit, especially for families with kids. There are many different animals to see on the spacious green grounds. A special and quite new attraction is the Darwineum. Learn and experience the wonders of evolution, from the big bang theory (among others) to where we are now.
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Warnemünder Markt
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This is the central square of Warnemünde. Here you have the local church surrounded by many shops and cafés, and on certain days by the local market. It is the perfect place to start discovering the fishers' and artists' village of Warnemünde.
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Alter Markt & Östliche Altstadt (Historic town centre)
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This used to be the city centre of Rostock in the past. Now, it's a quiet cobbled square surrounded by some cute residential brickstone houses and the Petrikirche. Hardly any tourists know that this beautiful place exists, even some locals have never been there.
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Petrikeller
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This is the place to go for a 'special' dinner - not in the fancy manner, though. Stepping into the Petrikeller means stepping into the Middle Ages. The theme is kept throughout the evening, including the setting, the scene, the menu, the waitresses clothes and speech, and the manner of eating: with your bare hands.
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Ringelnatz
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The Ringelnatz is a charming café, offering breakfast/brunch, coffee and cakes, snacks, ice-cream, and freshly made juices and smoothies in the summer time. It is named after the German author, cabaret artist and painter Joachim Ringelnatz.
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Nikolaikirche
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Besides the Petrikirche this is the second church in Rostock's historic old town. However, it's not only interesting because it's a church from the 13th century, but because it's used for various purposes, such as concerts, markets, fairs, and exhibitions. The upper part is even used as a living space, as you can see from the unsual roof.
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Café Kloster
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This lovely café is right in the city centre, but hidden between the backyards of the university main building and the former physics department. Opposite the university church and the historico-cultural museum, it is part of a historical monastery complex. Enjoy some yummy hot choc, homemade waffles and the cozy charme of the place.
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Petrikirche
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The Petrikirche is the embodiment of a Northern German church: plain and modest from both inside and outside, the Gothic brickstone church from the 14th century is a good place to spend some moments in silence, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The church also hosts the Protestant student congregation of Rostock.
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Kröpeliner Straße
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The Kröpeliner Strasse is where the heart of Rostock pounds. There are lots of shops and cafés, and if there's something going on in Rostock, it's very likely to take place here. Apart from that, the street is just beautiful with its pretty Hanseatic buildings, and the impressive main building of Rostock University and the green in front of it.
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Teepott & Leuchtturm Warnemünde ('Teapot' & Lighthouse)
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The square where the old lighthouse stands, right next to the building that faces the sea and got the name 'Teepott' (teapot) for its unique shape is one of the main squares in Warnemünde. Taking some nice pictures here is a must-do. There are some nice shops and cafés around, too.
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Kunsthalle Rostock
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Every Rostocker who is just a tiny bit into art has been here at least once. The Kunsthalle is the only newly built art gallery of the former GDR, which is mirrored in its special architecture. It's not big, but big enough to spend 1 or 2 hours there, and the open bright rooms have proved to be very adaptable for a variety of exhibitions.
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Marienkirche
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The Marienkirche is probably the most famous and the biggest church of Rostock. After almost 800 years it is still used by an active and lively congregation and welcomes more than 150.000 visitors every year. There is a lot to discover in the church, e.g. the astrological clock that has been showing much more than just time since 1472.
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