Private tour in Warnemunde Shahrukh A
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Hello and Moin! My name is Shahrukh and I live in Rostock. I do it mainly because I like meeting people. Guests come from all over, I show them a bit of Rostock, and I usually go home having learned something from them too. I don't think a city tour has to be a race through a checklist of sights. Sometimes the best part is sitting down somewhere and talking for a while about the city. What I like about Rostock is how calm it is. There's the Baltic Sea, the old buildings, the harbor and plenty of history, but mostly I like the easy pace of the city. It's a good place to take a break from a stressful everyday life. If you'd like to see Rostock at a relaxed pace, with a few stories along the way and a local showing you around, I'd be happy to take you.
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Rostock grew rich in the Hanseatic League, and its merchants showed their wealth in their churches. Built from red brick in the Gothic style, these churches still shape the city’s skyline and tell its story: medieval trade, the Reformation, wartime destruction, and life in the GDR. We visit St. Mary’s Church with its astronomical clock from 1472, still working today, and its bronze baptismal font from the 13th century. At St. Peter’s Church you can take the lift up the tower for a view over the old town and the Warnow. We see St. Nicholas, the city’s oldest church, which today has flats built into its roof, and the Monastery of the Holy Cross, founded by a Danish queen and now home to the university church and the city’s cultural history museum. We take the train and tram from Warnemünde, walk the old town at a relaxed pace, and leave time for questions and a coffee break.
St. Peter’s Church. Where Rostock began, an optional lift to the tower platform. St. Nicholas Church. The oldest church in the city and its unusual roof. St. Mary’s Church. Astronomical clock, baptismal font, and the apostle procession at 12:00. Coffee break. Site of St. James’s Church. The church was lost in the Second World War and removed in the GDR years. Monastery of the Holy Cross. Convent, cloister, and university church. Disclaimer: This tour depends on the church opening time.
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This is a walking tour that uses public transport, the way locals travel. From Warnemünde we take the S-Bahn train to Rostock Central Station (about 20 minutes), then a short tram ride into the old town. We visit the churches on foot, since they are all within walking distance of each other. At the end we take the tram and S-Bahn back to Warnemünde, and you finish the tour at your cruise terminal. The all-day transportation ticket costs 10 euros, which includes all modes of transportation.
Warnemünde Cruise Center, Ortsamt 1, Rostock, Germany
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