I read a lot about the Studentenkeller or LT introduced by other students here on balticseabackpackertips.com. These clubs are fine, no doubt, but while scrolling through blog posts about partying in Rostock, I missed other clubs, especially for people who like electronic music. That’s why I want to introduce two really cool events to you […]
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Walking Tour: A Potterhead’s Guide to Rostock
Find the source of featured image here. What all of the Hanseatic cities have is this old and enchanted medieval flair. If you like Harry Potter you will definitely find some parts of town that will give you – with a bit of imagination – the feeling of being in a part of Hogsmeade or […]
Fancy Cakes between Coffee and Flowers – Visit the „Törtchenlokal Waldenberger“
While spending a few months abroad at the beginning of the year, I developed an eternal love for cafés. I started to enjoy sitting down for a while, having a coffee and some delicious pastry with a friend and chatting about the latest news. When I came back to Germany I was totally sad because […]
Be Sherlock for an Hour and Save the World
I am a person, who is totally addicted to the Sherlock Holmes series. It shows the British actor Benedict Cumberbatch solving one big mystery after another. His mind always seems so clever, that it must be supernatural. If you and your friends or family also want to feel like Sherlock for an hour, I can […]
Feel like Tarzan and visit the “Kletterwald Kühlungsborn”
Always thought of a new adventure, you’d like to experience? Love climbing, but especially in summer you are tired of the indoor climbing parks? Obviously, it’s time to visit the “Kletterwald” in the seaside resort Kühlungsborn, which is only a 45-minute car ride away from Rostock. It’s one of the biggest high wire gardens in […]
Bow Wave in Warnemünde aka. Warnifornia
*Source of featured picture. (The oh so famous “Fährwelle” in Warnemünde) Would surf-riding at the Baltic Sea seem like the most common things to do? You will be surprised. Even though the Baltic Sea does not provide as clean sets as you might find at the Atlantic Ocean, there are possibilities to surf-ride. Even here […]
Playing Table Football for a Good Cause with Viva con Agua
Looking for a fun activity in Rostock, you don’t have to stick to the common things like going to the cinema, hanging out in a park or partying. Have you ever thought of playing table football? Table football is a great activity to combine the excitement of a football game with dexterity and tactics – […]
A Whole Year of Winter (or Check the Weather before Coming to Rostock!)
Summer is the best week of the year. This article was written in an hour of frustration about the weather changing to stormy and rainy after spending the day in the library and wanting to spend some time outside after working the whole day. The following picture was taken on the 23rd June 2017. You […]
Wilhelmshöhe Warnemünde
When I first met my boyfriend, he took me and my dog for walk in Warnemünde. We left our car at the parking space “Parkplatz Strand Mitte” and started out walk in direction Wilhelmshöhe. While always having the baltic sea on our right side, we walked around a forest-like path, where we could let our […]
Running in Rostock: Barnsdorfer Wald – Lindenpark – City Habor
If you enjoy running and have a hotel in the city center, you have three possibilities do go for a run. The first one would be the most beautiful one – along the city harbor. If you start close to the city center, you’ll have to take the route to the right. You’ll first have […]
Where to basketball in Rostock
Sometimes, when you are on vacation, there are days where you don´t have anything planned. You could hang out on the beach, take a little stroll through the city or do some sports to relax. I myself love to play basketball when I have some spare time and the guys are up for it, too. […]
A Tribute to Goethe
What comes to your mind when somebody says the name (Johann Wolfgang von) Goethe? When I hear it, a picture of an elderly 19th century dude meticulously working on his “Faust“ pops up. I am pretty sure everybody came across his writings and poems at least three times during their school times (I can only […]