Schleswig-Holstein and the Baltic Coast
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1. Kröpeliner Strasse
This pedestrian-only shopping street stretches from the Kröpeliner Tor (the old western gate) to the Neuer Markt. Here you'll find the finest examples of late-Gothic and Renaissance houses of rich Hanse merchants.
Kröpeliner Strasse, Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany -
2. Kunsthalle
The Kunsthalle Rostock, once regarded as a prestigious object of GDR cultural policy, features a large collection of modern East German artworks and changing exhibitions of international artists.
Hamburger Str. 40- 0381 - 381–7000Sight Details
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3. Marienkirche
This eight-centuries-old church—Rostock’s greatest example of Gothic architecture—contains a bronze baptismal font from 1290 and some interesting baroque features, notably the oak altar (1720) and organ (1770). The huge astronomical clock, dating from 1472, has a calendar extending to 2150.
Am Ziegenmarkt 4, Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 18055, Germany0381-453325Sight Details
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4. Neuer Markt
Here, you'll immediately notice the architectural potpourri of the Rathaus. The pink baroque facade from the 18th century hides a wonderful 13th-century Gothic building underneath. The Town Hall spouts seven slender, decorative towers that look like candles on a peculiar birthday cake. Walk around the back to see more of the Gothic elements. Historic gabled houses surround the rest of the square.
Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 18055, Germany -
5. Universitätsplatz
The triangular University Square, commemorating the founding of one of northern Europe's oldest universities here in 1419, is home to Rostock University's Italian Renaissance–style main building, finished in 1867.
Universitätspl., Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 18055, Germany -
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6. Zoologischer Garten
Here you'll find one of the largest collections of exotic animals and birds in northern Germany. This zoo is particularly noted for its polar bears, some of which were bred in Rostock. If you're traveling with children, a visit is a must. A new Polarium opened in fall 2018.
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