Rostock lies at the river Warnow with its harbour called Warnemünde at the Baltic Sea. We enjoyed watching the boats leaving and entering the harbour with a lot of wind and rough sea. The next day we took a walk through the centre of Rostock.
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| Entrance to the harbour of Warnemünde |
The harbour of Rostock is big with parts for cruise ships, ferries, fishing boats, private yachts and many others. From our parking directly at the entrance to the harbour we watched them enter and leave Warnemünde.
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| Selfie @ Warnemünde |
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| Lighthouse and the modern building called “Teapot” |
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| View from our Parking for the Night |
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| Fountain of joie de vivre |
The next day we took a stroll through Rostock admiring the churches in the Brick Gothic style and the remains of the old city wall.
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| St. Mary’s church from the main square |
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| St. Peter’s Church with a 117m high tower |
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| Red and black brick used artistically |
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| Old city wall |
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| Flower of the Day |
