Rostock (Warnemunde) Cruise Reviews

Warnemunde - A quaint seaside town where two lighthouses standing sentinel along the waterfront and a picturesque street of shops & restaurants along the canal whose colourful boats & ferries complete a breathtaking vista. Rostock - A rustic city whose sights connote medieval sceneries and houses the oldest university in Europe - yes, it's older than Oxford University! I think it was ...

Industrial area ,shuttle offered , just shopping no history ...

Worth taking a train between Rostock and Warnemunde or take a boat one way and train the other way. Just be sure to go out on the correct side of the station to get the bus back to the ship. There are 2 entrances. We learned the hard way. ...

Looked appealing but we had a very wet day so it was a bit like a Bank Holiday seaside resort in Blighty. ...

Poring rain that day, so only did WiFi at port... but people who did get off enjoyed it. Not in port long enough to go to Berlin. Hope to go back another time. ...

We stayed near the port in Rostat. It was fun riding the train about a half hour. Loved the city. Great architecture and shopping. ...

A terrific place to visit including breweries and town easy walking distance. ...

Went into Rostock and did the town ourselves. Too bad it was cold and rainy. Highlights include St. Mary's Cathedral and the Stasi Document Center. ...

Our original itinerary had us docking at Warnemunde. We were notified of the change to Rostock industrial port but no shuttle options were available to visit Warnemunde. The paid shuttle only went to Rostock. If you wish to explore independantly there is the option of a local bus & train but you need to do the research before you leave. the seaside town is charming even in the wet. ...

On our own. Took train to see a castle and then the small fishing village close to where docked. Very enjoyable day. ...