The Port of Rostock is one of Germany’s largest and most significant seaports, located on the Baltic Sea. It is well-known for its ferry services connecting Rostock to various destinations in Scandinavia and the Baltic region, including frequent routes to Gedser (Denmark) and Trelleborg (Sweden). With modern facilities, the port features five berths and offers services for passenger ferries and RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) traffic, allowing for seamless intermodal transport.
Rostock Port is easily accessible, with direct road connections to the German motorway system, including the A19 and A20, ensuring smooth access for travellers and cargo alike. The port is a hub for ferry services, providing regular connections to Denmark, Sweden, and Lithuania, and plays an integral role in facilitating trade and tourism across the Baltic region

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Vehicle passengers coming from the direction of Hamburg, Lübeck, Wismar: take the A20 to the Rostock interchange. Continue on the A19 towards Rostock-Überseehafen. Vehicle passengers coming from Berlin: follow the A24 to the Wittstock/Dosse interchange. Continue on the A19 towards Rostock-Überseehafen.
Modes of Transport: Bicycle, Motorcycle, Standard Car, Van (passenger)

Foot passengers can take the Deutsche Bahn AG to Rostock main station. Then, they can change to tram 2 or 3, go to Rostock-Dierkower Kreuz, and continue by bus. Take the bus line 19 or 49 to Rostock-Seehafen Fähre.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger












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