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Home to one of the oldest universities in the world—the University of Rostock dates back to 1419—Rostock has quite the history to unpack. On this tour, you’ll discover this city on the Baltic Sea through a local’s eyes, following your guide across eras and neighborhoods, but only to spots you’d like to experience. Fully private and customizable, you call the shots on this Rostock adventure.

Enjoy a full day in Berlin at your own pace with this convenient round-trip transfer from the ports of Warnemünde or Rostock. This shore excursion provides modern, air-conditioned coach transportation to and from the city, taking care of all the logistics so you can relax and focus on exploring. Once in Berlin, the day is yours—wander among iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall, and Museum Island, or discover hidden corners of the city. Please note: this is a transfer-only service; no guided tours or included attraction tickets are provided. With reliable port pick-up and drop-off, this excursion offers a stress-free, worry-free way to enjoy Berlin independently, with all transportation handled for you

While docked at the Warnemünde cruise port, get to know the scenic city of Potsdam on this full-day private excursion. Discover its beautiful palaces, parks, and gardens. Learn how Potsdam served as the residence of Prussian kings and German emperors for three centuries. See the historical city center and the Dutch Quarter. Travel past the royal residences of Sansoucci. Visit Cecilenhof Palace, where Churchill, Truman, and Stalin wrote world history and stop in downtown Potsdam for lunch (own expense). Port pickup/drop-off included.

Get the most out of limited time in Warnemünde with this comprehensive private day trip to help you learn more about Berlin’s World War II history. Save time itinerary planning, and benefit from having a full schedule planned out for you—which includes popular sights as well as hidden and forgotten places linked to the Third Reich. Highlights along the way include the Reichstag, Hitler’s Bunker, and Brandenburg Gate.

This well-paced shore excursion combines the highlights of Berlin with a visit to the Sachsenhausen Memorial, offering a meaningful and smoothly organized day ashore. You’ll be picked up directly at your cruise ship in Warnemünde or Rostock and travel comfortably to Berlin in an air-conditioned vehicle. There, you’ll explore the city’s key landmarks before continuing to Sachsenhausen, located just outside the capital. The visit provides a respectful overview of the site’s history, guided with care. Because the memorial lies on the return route, this schedule minimizes extra driving—though slightly more time is spent on the bus than on our standard Berlin tour. All timing is adjusted to your ship’s schedule, with guaranteed return to port well before departure. With nearly ten years of experience, we focus on delivering a day that’s smooth, thoughtful, and handled with care from start to finish.

This short but sweet tour of Rostock is the ideal pick for time-tight travelers. Get a comprehensive overview of the city from a local without having to study your phone’s map or do any itinerary planning. The tour reveals more about the Rostock’s history, culture, and locals; as well as passing top sights such as St. Petri Church, Nikola Church, Town Hall Rostock, the Nuer Markt, and Kröpeliner Tower.

Meeting point: by the Seagulls' Fountain in the New Market Square or Meeting Point at hotel possible if central, without extra charge Duration: 2h Maximum 25 participants per Guide You will see: • Town Hall • Seagull’s Fountain • St. Mary’s Church • St. Petri Church • Old City Fortification • Regional Court • University Square You will learn about: • The history of the city • The name of the city • Its importance as member of the Hanseatic League • The bombings during the WWII

Discover Rostock’s Old Town, visit St Mary’s Church to admire its stunning Gothic architecture and medieval astronomical clock, and see landmarks like the Town Hall and Neuer Markt. Optional: extend your tour to visit Nikolaikirche and Culture Museum. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Old Town Discover the essential history and top sights of Rostock. Visit St Mary's Church and see the Fountain of Joy, Rathaus,Ständehaus and the Old Town. 3-hour: Old Town & Nikolaikirche Discover more history and top sights of Rostock. Visit Nikolaikirche and St Mary's Church, and see St Peter's Church, the Fountain of Joy, Rathaus,Ständehaus and the Old Town. 4-hour: Old Town, Nikolaikirche & Culture Museum Discover the history and top sights of Rostock in-depth. Visit the Culture Museum, Nikolaikirche and St Mary's Church, and see St Peter's Church, Rathaus and the Old Town.

Maximize your time in Berlin by booking this full-day shore excursion, which includes transport in an air-conditioned vehicle. With insightful commentary from your guide, embark on a sightseeing adventure to see historic sites like Hitler’s bunker, the Berlin Wall, and Brandenburg Gate. Don’t leave without trying a traditional German beer.

Discover Schwerin, the enchanting city embraced by seven lakes, on this express walking tour alongside a private guide. Explore the romantic Schwerin Castle, often dubbed the "Neuschwanstein of the North," situated on an island in Lake Schwerin. Immerse yourself in the city's rich history, which dates back to the 10th century, from the State Museum's art collection to the medieval Schwerin Cathedral.

Take a deeper look at Berlin’s Jewish history on a full-day private tour from Warnemunde Cruise Center—with a flexible itinerary, you can tailor the day to your interests and focus on the places that matter most to you. Travel comfortably to the German capital and explore key Jewish heritage sites with a guide leading the way. Possible stops include the Holocaust Memorial, the Jewish Museum, the New Synagogue, Otto Weidt’s Workshop for the Blind, Charlottenburg Palace, and the historic Mitte district.

New to Berlin? This first-time-friendly shore excursion makes it easy to explore the city in one well-planned day. Designed for cruise passengers with limited time ashore, this tour covers all the major highlights—without the stress of figuring it out on your own. You’ll travel with an experienced local team that’s been guiding cruise guests for nearly a decade, with a perfect on-time return record. The tour is carefully timed to your ship’s schedule, so you’ll enjoy a prompt start, smooth travel, and a comfortable return to port—no rushing, no confusion, just a great day in Germany’s capital.

Maximize your shore excursion in Warnemünde by visiting Berlin during this full-day private guided group tour for between two and 15 participants. Admire the scenic flatlands and lakes of Northern Germany before exploring Berlin sights including the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the last remaining sections of the Berlin Wall, and much more.

Explore Berlin’s top historical and shopping attractions on this all-day guided excursion for cruise ship passengers. After a convenient port pickup, explore landmarks like Charlottenburg Palace, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, the Friedrichstr shopping district, and the largest department store in Continental Europe, Kaufhaus des Westens. Learn about Berlin’s history, culture, and fashion districts from your guide, and craft the tour to suit your interests.

If you have just one day at port when your cruise ship docks at Rostock or Warnemünde, spend it exploring the contrasts and complex history of Berlin. Travel by bus right from the dock to the modern German capital, where a private chauffeur and guide awaits to show you the most important landmarks, from Communist-era relics to Charlottenburg Palace and the sprawling Tiergarten. The afternoon is devoted to an insightful tour of the former Jewish quarter and war memorials.

Experience East Germany in Rostock: Rostock has a lot of GDR era art and architecture in easy walking distance to experience, as well as a haunting Stasi memorial. I was born in 1970, grew up in Rostock and I love to show this side of our town to our international guests. I always encourage people to see the East German heritage by using the GDR era public transport links.