Rostock hosts a great number of remarkable museums keeping unique collections of precious things. A remaining building of ancient abbey houses the Museum of Cultural History which was established in 1859. Its exhibition contains household things, handicrafts, astonishing works of pictorial art and statues. Some of the showpieces are more than three hundred years old. A symbolic landmark of the city of Rostock is the …
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The La Villa restaurant specializes in international cuisine treats. Its menu presents a vast choice of traditional European treats as well as original oriental delicacies. A rich wine list of the restaurant offers its guests drinks best complementing ordered meal. A peculiar feature of the La Villa restaurant attracting ever more visitors is an affordable pricing policy. That is why the restaurant will be a perfect …
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On the bank of the Varna river, is an ancient church of St. Peter built in the middle of the 14th century. At the time of construction, it was the tallest building in the city. Its tower rises up to 117 meters. For many years, it served as an indispensable reference point for local fishermen. During the Second World War, the religious building was partially destroyed. They failed to restore many unique design …
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6. Tourists who will lack local landmarks, sites and entertainment facilities should visit Hamburg. A train to Hamburg departs from a local railway station several times per day. A trip will take up to two hours. Tourists will easily get to Berlin as well. A trip to the capital will take a little more than three hours.
7. Cheap cafes and budgetary restaurants are located in large shopping centers. …
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The territory of Rostock is conditionally divided into three parts. The Old City is the location of main architectural and historical landmarks. Here you can see the old market square, where tourists will find several stalls with souvenirs and crafts of the local craftsmen. The main decoration of the square is Church of St. Nicholas. This is an impressive building with strict lines. Its inner decoration is no less …
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Germany - moving around the country
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The territory of Germany has navigable routes; their length is about 7 000 km. The basins of the Rhine and the Danube are interconnected by the Main channel. Thanks to the river channels, it is easy to get from one region of the country to another and to cruise along major ports, while enjoying the delightful scenery. Boats regularly run along the canals. In Berlin, you can even use the services of a boat taxi that runs along the river Spree. The ferry can be reached from the port of Puttgarden to Warnemunde. An alternative for a traveler is to rent a bicycle. Since 2002, Germans actively began to develop cycling, so there are special lanes for two-wheeled vehicles even in small provinces. There are parking lots for bicycles; rental points are located practically in every district of any city.
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Nature and parks of Germany
Another northern national park is the Pomeranian lagoon located off the coast of the Baltic Sea. This is a very picturesque place with a rich animal and green worlds and a complex terrain. Wild boars, deer, otters, roe deer, mouflon, and various small mammals live in the park. Fans of animals can get unique impressions in the Eifel Park, in the west of the country. There are about 900 representatives of animals included in the red book. Among them, a black stork, a forest cat, a wall lizard have to be mentioned. The park serves as a shelter not only for them, but also for the centuries-old beech forest. This is one of the most important ecological objects in the country.
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