Ferry chaos in Rostock: Seven hours late for travelers!
Ferry chaos in Rostock: Seven hours late for travelers!
Last Saturday, ferry passengers experienced a long waiting time of seven hours between Rostock and Denmark. The reason for this was an accident from the "Berlin" ferry, which could not be opened and had to return to Rostock. However, fast repairs led to the ferry soon being back in the usual timetable to maintain the connection between Rostock and Gedser. This ferry line, which represents the oldest connection from Germany to Scandinavia, is operated by the Scandlines shipping company and enables up to 10 descents every 2 hours every day, the travel time is about 1:45 to 2:00 hours. The route leads over 48 kilometers to the Mecklenburg bay and Kadetrinne in the Baltic Sea and has a long history that goes back to 1886 when the post -steamer connection between Warnemünde and Gedser was opened.Not only the ferry connection ensures conversation in Rostock. There are currently two building plots in the city for sale, which have so far remained unused despite years of searching for investors. One of the properties is located below the Petrikirche, while the other is located on Ernst-Barlach-Straße. In the latter, the tender ends in mid -July, while the deadline for the property on the petritor has already expired. Interest in the real estate market could increase again in the coming time if investors can be found.
News from Rostock Gastronomy
Another shock for downtown Rostock: The popular “Liberty Delis” restaurant surprisingly closed. The reasons for this decision have so far been unknown and raise questions about whether other restaurants in the region could be hit by similar fates.
In addition, the KTV remains without its popular “Monday balcony” this year. This free concert and theater series, which has attracted up to 1000 visitors per week since 2018, must be due to a rejected funding application application. This message hit many people interested in culture hard in the city, since the Monday balcony was always a popular meeting place for young and old.
A small heart desire is true
A touching story comes from Rostock Iga Park: 8-year-old Milo had the opportunity to meet the singer Lea before her concert. This moment helped him overcome his fear of crowds and certainly remains an unforgettable experience for the boy.
For music lovers, however, there is good news: After the appearances by Lea and Johannes Oerding, Fury will be on stage on Friday in the Slaughterhouse in Rostock. The band promises to captivate the audience with their hits and to heat up the mood in the IGA Park.
With all this news, Rostock shows himself from its versatile side. From ferry connections that are known far beyond the city limits, to impressive cultural events, Rostock remains a city that needs to be discovered - despite small setbacks and challenges that everyday life sometimes brings.
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