Things to do in Warnemunde

Karl's Adventure Village Rövershagen

Karl's Adventure Village Rövershagen is a theme park where you can visit a variety of farm animals, such as horses, cows, sheep, goats, and rabbits. You can also pick fresh fruits and vegetables in the orchard or make your own bread in the bakery. In addition, this theme park has a large indoor playground that offers a variety of entertainment facilities, such as slides, climbing walls, and swings.

Warnemunde Lighthouse

Warnemunde Lighthouse is situated adjacent to the Baltic Sea coast and is a historic landmark in the region. Built in the late 19th century, its red brick structure contrasts sharply with the white top of the lighthouse, making it highly recognizable in the coastal area. It not only serves a navigational function but is also open to visitors. Climbing to the top of the lighthouse, visitors can overlook the Warnemunde port, the beach, and the vast expanse of the Baltic Sea. The view where the sea meets the sky is particularly striking on clear days. The interior of the lighthouse features a spiral staircase, with historical information about the lighthouse and nautical exhibits displayed along the way, allowing visitors to learn about the development of shipping in the region. The surrounding area is well-equipped, with walking paths, cycling paths, and cafes near the lighthouse, where visitors can relax while enjoying the sea view. Every summer, lighthouse open days and cultural events are held here, attracting local residents and tourists alike.

No. 3 of Family-friendly Attractions in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Rostock Zoo

Rostock Zoo is a charming zoo on the Baltic coast that has become an important local tourism and leisure destination since its founding. The zoo is expansive, surrounded by woodlands and lawns with rich vegetation. You can not only see a wide variety of animals but also take walks through the garden areas and under the shade of trees to enjoy the pleasant natural environment. The exhibits are designed to simulate the animals' natural habitats, ranging from polar to tropical, and from freshwater to forest ecosystems. A wide variety of animals are on display, including polar species like polar bears and penguins, as well as primate exhibits featuring gorillas and macaques. The park's Darwineum and Polarium areas are particularly impressive. The Darwineum is a living museum themed around the evolution of life, featuring a tropical plant house, marine exhibits, and various interactive exhibitions related to natural evolution. The Polarium transports you to a polar environment, where you can observe the lives of cold-climate animals.

Ostseestadion

IGA Park

Stadthalle Rostock

Strand Nienhagen

Molenfeuer Westmole

HCC Rostock

HanseMesse Rostock