Varnemunde Online Webcams - Resort on the Baltic Sea in the northern city of Rostock

The port of Warnemunde is one of the largest of its kind in all of Northern Europe. Warnemunde is a small resort town with virtually no bright sights. The main type of entertainment here - beach holidays, catering establishments. Cruise ships anchor in the centre of Warnemunde, 300 metres from the train station, from where you can go to Rostock (20 minutes drive) and from there, in turn, you can go to Berlin (2.5 hours). However, arriving at the port on a cruise liner, it is better not to go to the German capital yourself. After all, the schedule of trains may not coincide with the time of the ship's parking. Charter trains or buses are often provided for passengers of airliners. The same mode of transport can be reached in the opposite direction, to the port. 
It is worth noting that when buying tickets for flight transport, it is necessary to book in advance or buy a travel document. Their sale opens six months before the date of departure.
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Warnemunde is an ancient center of maritime traffic, where a large number of navigational means are located. The oldest of these is the lighthouse, which was erected at the end of the 19th century and still functions today. The structure is 37 meters high. At the top of the tower is an observation deck, where tourists are allowed to view the panorama of the Baltic Sea and the northern part of Rostock in the summer.
Next to the lighthouse is another popular object - Tipot, which has a circular layout and a curved roof. The building was built in the 1960s and is a model of East German architecture. After the last reconstruction, the building began to house various restaurants, as well as an exhibition dedicated to the theme of sea travel.
Holidaymakers in Warnemunde expect hectares of sandy beaches, stunning ports with moored yachts and giant liners, fishing boats and pleasure boats, as well as all sorts of cafes and bars for all tastes. All this gives a special atmosphere to this cozy town, which can be appreciated from a distance. Help to do this webcams Warnemunde, look online which you can on this page.
Although there are few attractions in Warnemunde, you can quickly get to the neighboring settlements, which store unique monuments of history, culture and architecture. For example, in the center of the city of Rostock stands the ancient church of St. Peter. The structure was originally built of wood (in the 13th century). Later it was decided to rebuild the temple of brick. At this time, the church receives gothic outlines and a 117-meter tower, which became a part-time landmark for seafarers. Unfortunately during the Second World War the temple lost the old tower and part of the temple. However, 52 years later the building was restored. The height of the tower after the reconstruction was 125 meters, and inside it was equipped with an elevator, which can be climbed to the observation deck.
From Rostock you can also go to Lubeck. It is an ancient town, founded in the 12th century, which delights with its architecture. This village is a real treasure trove for fans of history. Once here, it is certainly worth seeing the Golstein Gate - the main symbol of the city, as well as the unique church of St. Mary, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next to this temple is the oldest architectural monument of the city - the cathedral of Lubeck.
Also of interest is the town hall of Lubeck, which combines several architectural styles - Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance. The white facade and small turrets with pointed spires give special splendor to the building. Next to the market square, which borders the ancient town hall, is another famous church - St. Jacob's Cathedral, also known as the "Church of sailors." Sailors and captains came here to pray for successful sailing and protection from storms and pirates. The building was built in 1334.
The Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Lubeck, which is the oldest social facility in all of Europe, has unique features. The hospital operated until the 1960s. Now there is a nursing home in this building.
A magnificent example of the late Baroque is the house on Mengstras. It has a white facade and has retained its appearance since the 19th century. The Nobel laureate Thomas Mann once lived and worked here. Now within its walls is a museum.
From Warnemunde you can also quickly get to Schwerin and, of course, Berlin. And to make a virtual journey will help webcams Warnemunde, look online that you can on this site.