Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through Rostock’s charming port town of Warnemünde. Trace the town’s transformation from a Baltic fishing village to a seaside resort on this self-guided audio tour.
Despite being one of Germany’s busiest cruise ship ports, Warnemünde has retained its character and charm as an old fishing village with over 800 years of history.
On this walking tour, you’ll discover traces of the medieval village, which once consisted of just two rows of houses. I’ll point out the oldest house, Warnemünder Vogtei, which dates from 1605 but has foundations as old as 1300. I’ll show you some very pretty corners that most visitors miss and quiet spots away from the tourist masses. Yet, if you enjoy shopping, there will be plenty of opportunities for that too. After a stroll through the village park, Kurpark, you’ll arrive at Seepromenade (the seaside promenade) where you can marvel at the widest beach in Germany.
Begin your tour at this iconic bridge, a perfect spot to take in the picturesque views of Warnemünde's charming landscape.
Stroll along the historic canal, lined with colorful fishermen’s and captains’ houses, bustling shops, and lively cafés.
Pass by the oldest house in Warnemünde, dating back to 1605 with foundations from 1300, offering a glimpse into the village's medieval past.
See the house where the famous artist Edvard Munch lived while recuperating from a nervous breakdown, a testament to the town's artistic heritage.
Take a moment to appreciate the church, famous for the large sandals left behind by Neptune, adding a touch of local legend to your tour.
Enjoy a peaceful walk through this village park, offering a quiet retreat from the bustling tourist areas.
Pass by this landmark hotel, known for its upscale restaurants and stunning views of the seaside promenade.
Marvel at Germany’s widest beach as you walk along the seaside promenade, offering endless opportunities for beautiful photos and a relaxing atmosphere.
Rent a beach chair and soak in the beauty of one of Germany’s most stunning beaches, a perfect spot for relaxation.
Admire the unique architecture of this teapot-shaped building, a popular spot for dining and enjoying panoramic views of the Baltic Sea.
Climb the 140 steps to the top of the lighthouse for breathtaking views, and on clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of Denmark in the distance.
See the iconic lovers' statue, one of the town’s cherished pieces of art, symbolizing romance and the timeless charm of Warnemünde.
The tour starts at Warnemünde Train Station, 18119 Rostock, where most people arrive from Rostock. If driving, you can park your car in the parking lot beside the station. If arriving by cruise ship, the start point is just a couple of minutes by foot.
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PLEASE NOTE
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You can download the tour at any time, before or after your booking date. It’s best to download the tour before you set off for the starting point.
This tour follows a set route and includes turn-by-turn directions. It works best if you start it in the right place and follow the directions from one location to the next.
When the download completes, you’ll see a screen with a photo of the starting point and directions to it. The red start button will become active when you are at the starting point.
Remember to bring your own headphones, unless you have booked a driving tour.
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