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Warnemünde's sandy beach is simply fantastic. It's about 2 km long and quite wide, narrowing towards the west. The water is quite shallow but quickly deepens. In addition to the sand and sea, there are beach chairs, beach bars, etc.

The promenade along the Alter Strom and then the beach promenade. Wonderful. An experience.

The Alter Strom, the original estuary of the Warnow River, is home to a fishing port, the Hotel Am Alten Strom, restaurants, cafés, and boutiques. This waterway, which has existed since 1423, served for centuries as the shipping link between the Baltic Sea and Rostock's city harbor. Due to the commencement of ferry service to Denmark, the Alter Strom was replaced as the shipping link to the city harbor in 1903 by the Neuer Strom, which was completed during the harbor reconstruction. The revolving station bridge leads from the town center, with its old, narrow streets and church, to the station peninsula with Warnemünde station, the central pier, and the fish market.

Very beautiful to look at, but also perfect for a fish sandwich or ice cream break. Be sure to watch out for the hungry seagulls!

Watch out for pedestrians. This is a relatively narrow bike path with poor visibility at some bends. Enjoy this spot and sit on one of the benches.

To the left of the old river, on the western side, there are many dining and shopping options. When the weather is nice and cruise ships are there, it gets very crowded. On the right, eastern side, there are many fish stalls with fresh fish. And they're a bit cheaper than on the other side ;-).

The tower houses three bells, the oldest and smallest of which is a bronze bell cast in 1627. Two further bronze bells had to be handed over for war purposes in 1918 and were replaced in 1923 by two cast iron bells.

Inside the church, the dome vault contains 14th-century frescoes that were discovered and restored in 1899. The women painted in the choir vault depict the parable of the wise and foolish virgins. On the east wall of the nave is a solitary painting of the Deposition from the Cross, and in the choir arch opposite the pulpit is a depiction of the Flagellation of Jesus.