The central square of Rostock's historic Old Town, Neuer Markt is surrounded by colorful gabled houses and dominated by the imposing Gothic Town Hall, with its distinctive seven towers and Baroque facade added later.
READ MOREA magnificent example of Brick Gothic architecture, St. Mary's Church is Rostock's largest church. It is famous for its monumental astronomical clock built in 1472, which still functions today, and its rich interior furnishings.
READ MORERostock's charming seaside resort, located at the mouth of the Warnow River on the Baltic Sea. Warnemünde features a wide sandy beach, a picturesque lighthouse, a bustling promenade (Alter Strom) with fishing boats and shops, and cruise ship terminals.
READ MOREOne of the most impressive of Rostock's historic city gates, the 14th-century Kröpeliner Tor stands at the western edge of the Old Town. This six-storey Brick Gothic gate now houses a small exhibition on the city's fortifications.
READ MOREHoused on a preserved 10,000-ton cargo ship, the "Dresden," this museum offers a fascinating insight into shipbuilding history and maritime navigation, particularly focusing on East German seafaring. Visitors can explore the ship's engine rooms, bridge, and crew quarters.
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