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A gentle round trip on the TUKI railway will give you an impression of the Baltic Sea resort Graal‑Müritz. As you travel past the village, you'll see the Rhododendronpark, the distinctive water tower, the Holländermühle and the chic villas lining the Kurstrasse. The route takes you by the main sights so you can take in the town’s character from the comfort of the train. Along the way you'll hear about the history of the former towns of Graal and Müritz. The commentary explains what the local guilds are all about and how tourism has evolved here in recent decades. The combination of sights and stories makes it easy to understand how the resort has changed while retaining its seaside charm.

This immersive GPS-playback stroll through Rostock’s port town of Warnemünde guides you around a place that has grown from a Baltic fishing village into a popular seaside resort. The tour is self-guided with audio playback, so you’ll follow the town’s story at your own pace and hear about its more than 800 years of history. Along the way you’ll get a clear sense of how Warnemünde has kept its original character despite being one of Germany’s busiest cruise ship ports. As you move through the old streets you’ll see traces of the medieval village that once consisted of just two rows of houses. The route points out the oldest house, Warnemünder Vogtei, which dates from 1605 and stands on foundations as old as 1300. You’ll be shown pretty corners that many visitors miss and quiet spots away from the tourist crowds, while still passing areas with plenty of shopping opportunities. The walk continues through the village Kurpark and finishes at the Seepromenade (the seaside promenade), where you can enjoy views of what is described as the widest beach in Germany.

A discovery tour of Rostock takes the form of an e-scavenger hunt and online city game that guides you around the city’s most important and famous locations. Playing with family or friends, you'll search for the city's treasures and complete a series of fun assignments as you move through streets and squares. Along the way you'll get to know Rostock’s highlights and can test your observation and local knowledge to see who gets the top score in the city. You may play as a single team or split into small teams to compete against each other. The game is self-paced, so you will decide when to start, pause and finish, letting you shape the day to suit your group. This flexible, playful format offers a different way to explore Rostock while enjoying friendly competition and shared discovery.

You’ll join a shore excursion that combines the All-in-One Best of Berlin trip with a brief visit to Sachsenhausen, the largest concentration camp near Berlin. You will be collected directly at your cruise ship’s docking in Warnemünde or Rostock and taken to Berlin to see the city’s essential sites. Along the way and in the city you’ll get a clear overview of the highlights that make Berlin distinctive. After exploring Berlin’s main sights, you will be driven to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp for an overview of the memorial site. Sachsenhausen is roughly an hour’s drive from Berlin, so the visit is scheduled in the afternoon to minimise time on the bus as you return toward port. This excursion involves more time on the coach than a regular Berlin shore trip for that reason. The tour is adjusted to your ship’s docking time, will start promptly after arrival, and will return with plenty of time to spare before your vessel departs. The operator has been organising shore excursions for nearly a decade and says they have never missed a cruise ship’s departure.

This shore excursion offers a focused look at Berlin, tailored specifically for cruise passengers with limited time ashore. You will explore the city’s rich mix of history, culture and iconic landmarks, seeing the main highlights that make Berlin one of Europe’s most visited capitals. Along the way, your guide will provide context and background so you understand the places you pass and the stories behind them. The tour is timed precisely to your ship’s arrival and departure, and the operator guarantees a prompt start and a stress-free return. With nearly a decade of experience and a flawless on-time record, this trusted team aims to deliver a seamless and enriching day in Germany’s vibrant capital.

Begin this private tour from Warnemünde port with a private driver who will take you to Berlin in a comfortable, air‑conditioned car. The journey in small vehicles can be shorter than with a shared tour bus. On arrival, a professional, passionate local guide will meet you at Schloss Charlottenburg and begin a personalised visit. You will see Berlin’s most important landmarks, including the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate, and stop at Checkpoint Charlie. The tour also includes the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and a preserved piece of the Berlin Wall, with visits to Alexanderplatz and Museum Island. The itinerary is fully customisable, so your guide can tailor stops to your interests as you move through the city. After your time exploring Berlin, your guide will say goodbye and your driver will return you to the port in time for your ship’s departure.

This all-encompassing tour will introduce you to the highlights of Berlin in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a live local, professional guide. As you move through the city, your guide will take you to the main sights of Berlin and explain the complex history of Germany and its capital, giving clear context and local perspectives along the way. The tour is delivered by a team with nearly a decade of experience organising trips in the city. You will hear from guides who share their knowledge, passion and enthusiasm, and who have informed thousands of satisfied visitors. Alongside the sights, you will gain readable, accessible explanations that help make Berlin’s past and present easier to understand.

This interactive sightseeing quiz helps you enjoy a first meeting while exploring past the Old River and on towards the Baltic Sea. The experience blends classic sightseeing with digital elements, so you’ll move between real streets and a playful quiz that may even reward you with a dolphin sighting if you’re lucky. It’s designed to keep things relaxed and social as you take in the surroundings. Along the way you’ll answer quiz questions by looking closely at what’s around you — for example, by counting a set of stairs or choosing the colour of a building. Sometimes a question will ask you to guess. You’ll get the answers if you observe carefully, but a wrong reply won’t stop the quiz or the tour; you’ll simply continue exploring and enjoying the route together. The format offers a low-pressure way to combine sightseeing, light competition and conversation during your first meeting.

Rostock is Germany's largest Baltic port and this guided walking tour will take you on a picturesque journey to discover its signature sites and attractions. Throughout the duration of the tour, your guide will be sharing extensive insights into the city's history and culture, and you'll visit landmarks including the magnificent town hall, the Michaeliskloster and the University Square.

On this walking tour through Warnemunde, you’ll discover how this simple fishing village transformed into a modern seaside resort. You’ll be able to take in various sights around the town from the old stream to the promenade with the lighthouse. You’ll also learn interesting facts about the history of the town and be able to observe the traditions and unique habits of residents.

You will travel from Warnemünde or Rostock to Berlin in air‑conditioned, round‑trip transport arranged for cruise passengers. The transfer will be on a modern, comfortable bus, providing a stress‑free way to reach the city and return to the port. Once in Berlin, you will have time to explore independently and at your own pace. The city is known for iconic sights such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall and Museum Island, and offers a mix of rich historical sites, museums, trendy neighbourhoods and local experiences. As you move through the city, you may choose to visit landmarks, wander different districts or drop into cafés and galleries to get a sense of Berlin’s blend of historic significance and modern energy. After your own exploration, you will board the same comfortable bus for the return trip to your ship.

This walking tour starts in the New Market Square by the Seagull’s Fountain. You will be in a small group, with a maximum of 25 participants per guide. Meeting at a centrally located hotel is possible without extra charge if that is more convenient. As you move through the city you will see the Town Hall and pass both St. Mary’s Church and St. Petri Church. The route will take you along sections of the Old City Fortification and by the Regional Court, and you will visit University Square. Along the way your guide will explain the history of the city, including how it got its name and its role as a member of the Hanseatic League. You will also hear about the bombings during WWII and their impact on the urban landscape. The pace will be steady so you can appreciate the buildings and learn the key stories that shaped the city.

If you’re arriving at the port of Rostock/Warnemünde and have only one day ashore, this semi‑private shore excursion will take you on an all‑encompassing journey to Berlin, the German capital and the third most visited destination in Europe. Travel from your ship to the city on a shared bus, then continue a private tour in Berlin with a personal driver, vehicle and a guided commentary tailored to the group. As you move through the city, your guide will show you all the main sights and explain their history and significance, helping you understand why Berlin draws so many visitors. The tour is timed to your ship’s docking and will start after your vessel’s arrival, returning with plenty of time to spare before departure. Along the way you’ll benefit from the flexibility and attention of a dedicated guide and driver while travelling in a comfortable vehicle. The operator has organised these tours for nearly a decade, and they say they have never missed a cruise ship’s departure. Thousands of passengers have taken this route to get a concise, well‑informed introduction to Berlin during a short stop at Rostock/Warnemünde.

If you are travelling on a cruise ship docking in the port of Warnemuende, this local, informative and relaxed shore excursion will be perfect for you. You will explore the area on a guided walking tour and also travel on the local public train; train tickets are included in the tour cost. Groups are kept small, with a maximum of 20 people per guide, so you will benefit from personal attention and local insight. The tour is tailored to each ship’s docking times and returns with plenty of time to spare before departure. Along the way your knowledgeable guide will share local history and highlights, giving you a clear sense of the city and its character. The organisers have been running these shore excursions for nearly a decade, have never missed a cruise ship’s departure, and have shared their knowledge and enthusiasm with thousands of passengers. Please note this shore excursion is only offered to ships that dock in Warnemuende Port and cannot be run from ships docking in Rostock, where public transport access is not available.

On this private guided walking tour, you'll have the opportunity to experience the sights and sounds of Rostock – a major German port city on the banks of the Baltic Sea. As you make your way through town, your guide will share fascinating insights about the landmarks you see along the way. Tour highlights include the historic Town Hall, Seagulls' Fountain and St. Mary's Church with its astronomical clock. You'll also pause to take in the city's old fortifications and 15th-century university.