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How to get to the Radisson Blu Hotel, Rostock

Lange Strasse 40, Rostock D-18055, Germany

Our hotel is located in the city center of Rostock, one of northern Germany's largest cities. The city stretches up the Warnow River to the Baltic coast and Warnemünde—a suburb of Rostock and a popular and picturesque seaside resort. In the city proper, travelers find medieval buildings and churches. The city is also home to the University of Rostock, one of the world's oldest universities and home to 11,000 students. In addition, numerous events and concerts are held in the city, making it one of the preferred cities on the German coast for national and international artists of all genres.

The new Intercity rail service links Rostock, Berlin, and Dresden, which guarantees relaxed travel by including free Wi-Fi, onboard catering, and space for bicycles.

Underground parking facilities are available (maximum height of 1.9 m). The fee-based parking garage (Kröpeliner Tor Center/Radisson Blu Hotel) has two entrances accessible by the street Beim grünen Tor and the street Lange Straße. In the areas P0, P1 B, and P2 B, you'll find the elevators to the hotel lobby.

From April 6, 2021 it is mandatory to present a negative Covid-19 test result upon check-in. The test can be no more than 24 hours old. For more information please click here (German only).

From Rostock Airport

By car:

Take the fastest route via A19 or A20 and arrive at the hotel in approximately 30 minutes.

From Central Station

On foot:

Walk 1.3 km via “Goethestraße” towards “Am Vögenteich” and arrive at the hotel in approximately 20 minutes.

By tram:

After arriving at the main station, take tram line 6 in the “Neuer Friedhof” direction or to line 5 in the “Mecklenburger Allee” direction. Exit at “Kröpeliner Tor” station. You are now directly in front of the Radisson Blu Hotel.

By car:

Take the fastest route via “Goethestraße” towards “Am Vögenteich” and arrive at the hotel in approximately 10 minutes.

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