• Warnemünder Vogtei - The most valuable and oldest building in Warnemünde is the Bailiwick. It was once a royal Danish palace (1250), a princely bailiwick, a manor house, the seat of the Swedish and French bailiffs and the seat of the city bailiff (1605).

The Bailiwick has always been a hospitable house with a brewery and tavern.

Today it is the seat of the Tourist Office and Tourist Information.

You can also get married in the Warnemünde Bailiwick. The many love locks directly opposite the Bailiwick clearly show how popular weddings are in the seaside resort.

• Expert local guide

This tour offers an opportunity to explore Warnemünde in all its aspects - from its origins as a historic fishing village to its current status as a vibrant seaside resort. Under the theme “Warnemünn ankieken”, the tour takes visitors to the most enchanting parts of the village, revealing its rich history intertwined with port life, beach culture, and maritime traditions.

As the tour progresses, it becomes evident how deeply the fishermen’s lives were intertwined with the sea. The bridge over the Old Stream, the charming Querstraße III, and Alexandrine Street showcase a neighborhood that has maintained its heritage while evolving with the times.

Notable highlights include the Edvard Munch House, as well as the area surrounding the lighthouse and teapot, where architecture, the seafront, and the coastal breeze create a distinctive atmosphere.

This tour blends history, a maritime ambiance, and beach culture - a journey that illustrates how a small fishing village transformed into one of the most renowned seaside resorts on the Baltic coast.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.