Rostock

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Photos: Hansestadt Rostock/Fotoagentur nordlicht

City harbour of Rostock

By Feet you can reach the city harbour in a short time from the shopping-mile Kröpeliner Street. It´s worth a visit, because the former trade junction was transformed into a cultural- and pleasure-mile, so you find numerous pubs, theatres, clubs and restaurants there.

Address: Am Warnowufer/ Am Strande

Townhall

The townhall is office of the municipality since more than 700 years. This townhall is considered as one of the most significant secular building in the brick Gothic- style in the whole Baltic Sea Area. The medieval construction is covered in a great extend today because of baroque porches and conversions.

Address: Neuer Markt 1, 18055 Rostock

Shopping

Kröpeliner Street
The pedestrian area Kröpeliner Street is the most popular shopping mile in Rostock. The street reaches from the "Neuer Markt" in the east to the Kröpeliner portal in the west.
The street offers various opportunities for shopping. Beside the stores in the "Kröpi", there is a huge shopping mall, the KTC, close to the Kröpeliner portal.
For in-art-interested is it worthwhile to have a look left and right of the street. The houses are built in various styles- brick Gothic, renaissance- and baroquestyles, that ensures for the charm in the inner city of Rostock.

Churches

St. Marien, evangelical-lutheran
Address: Bei der Marienkirche, 18055 Rostock (Inner city)

St. Nikolai
The St. Nikolai Church is no parish church and does no prayer service on Sundays. It considers itself as an interparish , divine and cultural centre of the city, open for ecclesial and other cultural utilization and is often used as a concert church.
Address: Bei der Nikolaikirche 1, 18055 Rostock (Inner city)

St. Petri, evangelical
Address: Alter Markt, 18055 Rostock (Inner city)