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Future locations (7) Pier 7 Rostock Warnemünde Karl's Erlebnisdorf Plech in Bavaria Bibi and Tina Amusement Park in Wustermark-Elstal Brandenburg Karl's Erlebnisdorf in Bispingen Lower Saxony Karl's Erlebnisdorf in Oberhausen North Rhine Westphalia Karl's Oxnard California USA Karl's Wasserpark in Wustermark-Elstal Brandenburg

Admission to Karls Erlebnisdörfer is free. Karls Tourismus GmbH, based in Rövershagen, is an operator of theme parks and a producer of agricultural products. Management: Robert Dahl Founded: 2005 Number of employees: 1,300 permanent 4,500 seasonal Revenue as of August 14, 2025: €205 million The company owns approximately 300 hectares of strawberry fields in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which are harvested from May to October. Pick-your-own strawberries are also available at three locations. Karls harvests a total of around 8,000 tons of strawberries annually. Karl's Adventure Village Rövershagen opened in 1993 Karl's Adventure Village Zirkow opened in 2012 Karl's Adventure Village Elstal opened in 2014 Karl's Adventure Village Warnsdorf opened in 2014 Karl's Adventure Village Kaserow opened in 2016 Rittergut with Barbycafe in Loburg opened in 2018 Karl's Adventure Village Döblin opened in 2024 Karl's Adventure Village Loxstedt opened in 2025

The first buildings in the fishing village arose along the Alter Strom (Old Stream) in Warnemünde: small, whitewashed captain's and fishermen's houses with thatched roofs, often colorfully decorated doors, and low gables facing the water. Narrow alleys led to the harbor, where fishing boats docked. Alexandrinenstraße, in particular, running parallel to the stream, still displays this historic structure today: narrow lots, densely built rows of small houses, and a maritime flair that preserves the original character of the town.

The German Weather Service (DWD) station is located very close to the beach promenade. A sign provides information about the station's history and local weather records.

Great view of the tower

The Fountain of Joy of Life is a fountain located at the central University Square in the center of the Hanseatic city of Rostock. The walk-in fountain is also known locally as the "Porno Fountain."[1] The fountain was created by the sculptors Reinhard Dietrich and Jo Jastram and inaugurated on June 27, 1980.

Beautiful shopping street, leads directly to the Warnemünde Church. A church in the fishing village of Warnemünde is documented as early as the 13th century.[1] During military conflicts fought in Warnemünde between the city of Rostock and Henry II, in cooperation with the Danish King Eric VI, the church in Warnemünde and the tower of St. Peter's Church in Rostock were destroyed in March 1312 to obtain building materials for a bastion with a stone tower. The people of Rostock lost this war in December 1312 and were forced to recognize the sovereignty of the dukes and the Danish king and to commit to building a new wooden church in Warnemünde.[2] It is not documented whether this successor building was destroyed during the renewed conflict between the Rostock Council and the troops of Duchess Catherine of Mecklenburg in 1430, but it seems possible. (https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirche_Warnem%C3%BCnde )

half-timbered house