Rostock still exudes the historical flair of the Hanseatic era and yet is a city of modernity. Life pulsates in the seaside resort of Warnemünde. North German brick Gothic buildings dominate the Old Town in the center of Rostock. Don't miss the enchanting parade of figures at 12 noon or at midnight at the astronomical clock in the Gothic church of St. Mary. Walk past old merchants' houses to the town hall, one of the most impressive secular brick Gothic buildings in the Baltic region. Medieval town gates and the Wiekhäuser embedded in the historic defensive wall bear witness to the prosperous times of the Hanseatic League. Streetcars and buses run in all directions from the InterCityHotel Rostock at the main railway station. Warnemünde, the pearl of Rostock In the famous harbor and seaside resort of Warnemünde, which belongs to the Mecklenburg Hanseatic city of Rostock, the big cruise ships come in. Water sports enthusiasts and sun worshippers frolic on the sandy beach of the Baltic Sea. The wide promenade and the Alte Strom invite you to take a stroll in the salty sea air.
