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Warnemünde Essentials

Warnemünde, a historic fishing village turned seaside resort, is defined by its maritime landmarks and Baltic coastline. The area features the 1898 lighthouse and the adjacent Teepott building, famous for its distinctive curved roof designed by Ulrich Müther. The 'Alter Strom' canal serves as the central promenade, while the town's architecture ranges from 19th-century Neo-Gothic brickwork to the modernist Hotel Neptun skyscraper. This coastal district also serves as a major gateway for international cruise ships.

Karl Friedrich Kerner (1847-1920) / Public domain

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Warnemünde Lighthouse

Warnemünde Lighthouse is a lighthouse situated on the Unterwarnow, the estuary of the Warnow river, in Warnemünde, a district in the city…

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Teepott

A modernist landmark completed in 1968, featuring a distinctive reinforced concrete hypar shell roof designed by engineer Ulrich Müther. It houses restaurants and shops immediately adjacent to the lighthouse.

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Bahnhofsbrücke

A historic pedestrian swing bridge that crosses the Alter Strom canal, connecting the Warnemünde railway station on the Mittelmole with the main town center.