Activities

Tips for blind and partially sighted visitors

Made for touching: behind  the Church of St Mary is a tactile model of the centre of Rostock. The bronze model features Braille and its location is marked by a ball that can be felt easily.

Carillon: the carillon of the Fünfgiebelhaus (five gable house) on Universitätsplatz square consists of 32 bells that ring out for 30 minutes every Saturday at noon.

Football stadium: the Ostseestadion has several seats with audio description available.

Tastmodell der Rostocker Innenstadt aus Bronze
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Tourismuszentrale Rostock & Warnemünde

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[Translate to English:] Barrierefreier Strand

Barrier-free beach

Since 2014 the seaside resort of Warnemünde has been home to one of the region’s most modern beach entrances for disabled visitors.

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[Translate to English:] Zoo und DARWINEUM

Zoo Rostock with Darwineum

Rostock Zoo, named Europe’s best in its category, is home to a wide variety of species, the Darwineum exhibition about Evolution and the Polarium.

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IGA Park

This large park with its willow-tree ‘chapel’, various gardens and play areas is a popular destination right on the banks of the river Warnow

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