Walking from Warnemunde train station to cruise port

[Anubi]

Could we please hear from anyone who has done this? 

 

We were going to take a cab but research says that its close enough to walk, one poster said it was about 300 meters away.  However, it appears that the walk takes you over some train tracks but closer examination of the picture suggests that its a tunnel.  

 

 

[dogs4fun]

3 hours ago, Anubi said:

Could we please hear from anyone who has done this? 

 

We were going to take a cab but research says that its close enough to walk, one poster said it was about 300 meters away.  However, it appears that the walk takes you over some train tracks but closer examination of the picture suggests that its a tunnel.  

It is super close (300 m sounds about right) and very easy to walk from the station to the cruise terminal. You are correct - there is a pedestrian tunnel.

Edited September 13, 2019 by dogs4fun

[Anubi]

3 hours ago, dogs4fun said:

It is super close (300 m sounds about right) and very easy to walk from the station to the cruise terminal. You are correct - there is a pedestrian tunnel.

Thank you, that's very helpful.  🙂 

[sddsddean]

Assuming you are docking in Warnemunde, look at this map https://goo.gl/maps/bSELY3Y4715Fvdb47

 

You will dock by 'Hertz', walk parallel to the river, past the ferry and turn left up 'Am Bahnhof' which is the tunnel mentioned above. There are a few steps down and up https://www.google.com/maps/@54.177367,12.0915166,3a,75y,271.29h,69.44t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipNaMK5QW3xfpCqRWbfKMd2E2j1DgD6vE4K4uHF-!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipNaMK5QW3xfpCqRWbfKMd2E2j1DgD6vE4K4uHF-%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi0-ya356.16876-ro-0-fo100!7i6544!8i3272

but you can't go through that open gate if you have to buy your tickets.

 

Simon

 

 

[fabnfortysomething]

there are several steps to get under the rail racks which can be tricky with luggage

apparantly there is a wheelchair accessible route but we couldn't find it 

[dogs4fun]

26 minutes ago, fabnfortysomething said:

there are several steps to get under the rail racks which can be tricky with luggage

apparantly there is a wheelchair accessible route but we couldn't find it 

If you check the port's accessibility page, you can find the route from port to the S-Bahn that is suitable for wheelchair users (option C on map). It is a much longer walk than use of the tunnel - the map lists the distance as 1,200 m whereas the tunnel option is 450 m. (note: we have not utilized route C - we used the tunnel)

https://www.rostock-port.de/en/accessible-travelling/cruise-terminal.html

 

[Anubi]

Thanks to all for the information.  Much appreciated.  🙂 

[Wayfairers]

I’ve been looking at this port...great info.  Thanks

[jennywren46]

That was taken from our balcony. It’s really close to station and as someone else said there’s a tunnel underneath the railway line to get to the town ... it’s lively port