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1. www.rostock-port.de › en › habour-planRostock Port: Ferry Terminal

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   The Rostock Ferry Terminal with ist five berths and a total area of over 200,000 m² is the starting point for ferries to Denmark and Sweden. In 2019, the Rostock ferry port accommodated 2.5 million passengers.

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     With several ferry lines to and from Denmark and Sweden,...

2. www.rostock-port.de › en › ship-trafficRostock Port: Ferry traffic

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   With several ferry lines to and from Denmark and Sweden, Rostock remains the most important German passenger port. At 2.5 million passengers on the four ferry services operated by Scandlines, Stena Line, TT-Line and Hansa Destinations there was enormous growth of 800,000 compared to 2021.

3. www.ttline.com › en › check-inPort Rostock | TT-Line

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   Check in is in the respective terminal building in the port of departure. Here you will receive your travel documents (e.g. boarding passes and cabin keys) for your booked journey. Please place the cards you have received in a clearly visible place behind the windscreen of your vehicle.

4. intermodal-rostock.de › en › locationsTerminals – Rostock Port Onlineportal

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   Five berths at the 200,000-square-foot ferry terminal on Pier I offer daily departures to Denmark and Sweden. Another four berths at the RoRo terminal provide smooth access to weekly Finland services.

5. www.ferryscanner.com › germany › rostockFerry to Rostock: Information, Routes, Ferry Companies ...

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   Divided by the Warnow River, Rostock is a northeastern German town founded in 1218. Once a member of the Hanseatic League, Rostock was East Germany’s primary seaport and a vital commercial and shipbuilding region until the country’s unification. Now a relatively modest city, it maintains its industrial persona but is more successful as a college to...

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   Tourists from Germany’s northern neighbors and across the Baltic Sea typically travel using ferry tickets to Rostock. Bookable through Ferryscanner, ferries from Trelleborg in Sweden take 6 hours to reach the city. Stena Line and TT-Line combined have six sailings on this route daily. The ferry from Klaipeda, Lithuania docks at Rostock once a week ...

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   The Port of Rostock has been an important gateway to the Baltic Sea since the 14th century. It went through a period of lull in the early 20th century. There has, however, been a resurrection of sorts ever since the mid-1900s. Occupying space on both sides of the Unterwarnow, it now consists of a cargo, chemical, and fishing port in addition to hav...

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   Most of the beaches in Rostock are Blue Flag accredited and have their waters regularly monitored during the summer months. While the town has a wonderful and lively beach of its own, it is worth venturing out in search of the region’s less-crowded coastal treasures if staying in Rostock for a few days. The most popular beach in Rostock is at the s...

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   The neighborhoods of Rostock are individual in nature, guaranteeing a distinct and vibrant atmosphere that has made the city a popular haunt with ex-pats and international students. Having one of the lowest crime rates in the country, you’ll find something of interest in Rostock, no matter which neighborhood you decide to explore. The city’s poshes...

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   Using public transport in Rostock is suitable for travelers as buses, trams, and ferries cover most of the city areas. Day tickets for local travel typically cost €5.20. A better alternative is purchasing the Rostock Card. Having different variations based on hours of use and areas covered, the city pass costs between €9 and €30. The fee includes f...

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6. www.scandlines.com › practical › check-in-at-the-harbourCheck-in at the harbour | Arrive in good time | Scandlines

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   Check-in at the harbour at least 15 minutes before departure in the terminal building by scanning your ticket at the entrance to the footbridge. To board the ferry, take the stairs to the footbridge and board directly from there. In Rostock: Check in at least 30 minutes before departure at the Fährcenter building.

7. www.ferryscan.com › ports › Rostock-Ferry-Terminal-83487Rostock Ferry Terminal - FerryScan

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   Find a Baltic Sea Ferry. Rostock passenger ferry terminal with direct ferry connections to Lithuania, Sweden, Denmark, and more locations.

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   Does Rostock have a ferry terminal?

   • Since then, the port has continued to develop, so that today a separate ferry terminal has been created, which is equipped with its own waiting area, bistro, barrier-free access, parking spaces and a direct connection to public transport. Book your crossing from Rostock

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   How do I get to Rostock ferry port?

   • Rostock's ferry port provides a variety of services and facilities for passengers, including car parking facilities. Follow the A20/A19 motorway, following signs for Rostock International Port. From Rostock Central Station, take the tram no. 4 to the stop "Dierkower Kreuz", then take the no. 19 or 21 bus to Rostock ferry port.

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   How does the Rostock trimodal terminal work?

   • The existing CT network of the Rostock Trimodal terminal is additionally used to transport the containers within Germany and to Southern and Eastern Europe to their destination quickly and in an environmentally friendly manner. Five berths at the 200,000-square-foot ferry terminal on Pier I offer daily departures to Denmark and Sweden.

   Terminals – Rostock Port Onlineportal

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   How does Rostock transport containers?

   • Further containers are distributed to Northern Europe via the high-frequency ferry and Ro/Ro lines. The existing CT network of the Rostock Trimodal terminal is additionally used to transport the containers within Germany and to Southern and Eastern Europe to their destination quickly and in an environmentally friendly manner.

   Terminals – Rostock Port Onlineportal

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   How do I check in at the port of Rostock?

   • When you arrive at the port of Rostock by car or bicycle, you check in at our self-check-in machines. Here you will find instructions for self check-in. If you want to save some time at the Self-Check in, you can check in online in advance. You can read how to do that here.

   Port Rostock | TT-Line

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   What is the TT-Line ferry connection between Rostock and Trelleborg?

   • The TT-Line ferry connection between Rostock and Trelleborg has been in existence since 9 January 1992. Since then, the port has continued to develop, so that today a separate ferry terminal has been created, which is equipped with its own waiting area, bistro, barrier-free access, parking spaces and a direct connection to public transport.

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