Enjoy a selection of dozens of beers, accompanied by typical German meat dishes in a rustic setting. With views of the harbour and the option to sit on the terrace in warm weather, the experience combines enjoyment with a picturesque view. Particularly recommended: the pike-perch fillet, despite the note that the sauce could be even more aromatic.

Explore authentically preserved cells and immerse yourself in the terrifying world of political persecution by the Stasi. Original documents, audio recordings, and eyewitness accounts reveal the extent of surveillance and oppression in the GDR as you walk through the historic premises.

Aboard a real 10,000-tonne ocean-going freighter, you will unfold the world of shipbuilding from dugout boats to modern large shipyards. Explore the engine rooms, captain's cabins, and experience demonstrations of traditional wooden shipbuilding. An extensive collection of over 12,000 exhibits and the ability to control ship models bring the past to life.

Along the Old Stream Promenade are rows of charming fishermen's cottages, today home to cafés and boutiques. Get a fresh fish sandwich straight from the cutter – but beware of the cheeky seagulls! The maritime backdrop, lined with sailors and yachts, forms the perfect backdrop for this culinary highlight.

Step into the world of the 19th century, surrounded by faithful fishermen's and boatmen's houses. This is where the fascinating history of fishing, seafaring and pilotage unfolds. In a fisherman's house built in 1767, the development of Warnemünde into a popular seaside resort is revealed to you, supplemented by exciting exhibits on sea rescue and the invention of the beach chair.

Immerse yourself in the history of Rostock through the Gothic town hall with its seven towers, hidden behind a baroque pink façade. Experience the fusion of the Middle Ages and the Baroque, discover the Gothic elements under the arcades, and find happiness by touching the bronze snake head. An architectural masterpiece that has stood the test of time.

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city, a work of art unfolds that sows both hilarity and controversy with its revealing bronze figures. Children splash around happily, while adults smile or debate about the depictions of naked bodies and the sensual charisma. An encounter with the 'Fountain' is a tribute to the joie de vivre celebrated through art in public space.

Set in a 13th-century Cistercian convent, you'll find impressive collections ranging from medieval artwork to everyday culture. Discover 25,000 numismatic objects, thousands of cultural-historical documents and an extensive collection of textiles. Rostock's 800-year history comes alive through guided tours, lectures and thematic exhibitions that shed light on political upheavals, heydays and dark chapters.

When you visit, you can expect a spicy cauldron goulash that is rooted in regional cuisine. Whether hearty meat dishes, juicy burgers or fresh fish from the Baltic Sea - satisfaction is guaranteed. An authentic culinary adventure, surrounded by armoured tin comrades, brings back the atmosphere of yesteryear.

From 27.11. to 22.12.23, the Christmas market at Neuer Markt transforms the city center into a pre-Christmas wonderland. Surrounded by twinkling lights and decorated stalls, visitors can discover traditional Christmas decorations, handmade gifts, fragrant gingerbread and aromatic mulled wine. A funfair with rides such as bumper cars and a ghost train provide thrills. The market's long history, dating back to the Middle Ages, makes it a special place where tradition and a festive atmosphere come together. An experience for all the senses that enriches the Advent season in Rostock.

Explore a world where East German modernism and international art movements collide. Discover works from Gerhard Richter to Norbert Bisky in an architectural masterpiece of the GDR, surrounded by an idyllic park. In this place, history and contemporary creativity merge to create a unique cultural experience.

Immerse yourself in the past with a visit to the Teepott, a masterpiece of GDR architecture. This iconic building, characterized by its unique hypar shell construction, stands as a testimony to innovative engineering. Here, history combines with picturesque Baltic Sea views, giving you an incomparable perspective on architecture and the sound of the sea at the same time. A must for architecture enthusiasts and Baltic Sea lovers.

Explore the vibrant city harbor with a harbor cruise and feel the maritime flair up close. Glide across the water, past historic ships and modern yachts, discover hidden corners of the overseas port, and enjoy the view of Warnemünde from the sea. An adventure for the whole family, where even the little ones will be fascinated by the swimming giants.

Enjoy breathtaking pyro musicals and captivating open-air concerts, surrounded by the living history and thriving splendor of the former IGA grounds. Here, culture combines with nature in a unique symbiosis that touches not only the eyes, but also the soul.

Discover the world of culture in all its breadth, from cabaret and jazz to drama and concerts. With around 200 performances a year and a strong focus on promoting young talent through school theatre productions, this place offers a unique platform for artistic expression and cultural enjoyment. A commitment that is reflected in the variety and quality of the performances.

Experience live events that capture the familiar and harmonious feel of the Clannad shows, with MOYA BRENNAN and their musical offspring on stage. Traditional European and Irish songs, selected Clannad songs as well as solo and film music compositions offer a multifaceted concert evening, accompanied by virtuoso instrumental pieces.

Old walls full of history and contemporary music merge into a unique cultural cocktail. By day, you'll explore historic architecture, and by night, the ground beneath your feet vibrates to electronic beats. A play of contrasts that seamlessly combines past and present.