Warnemunde,Ger.to Berlin
Jun 12th 2001 | 7:03 am
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Will arrive in Warnemunde and wish to travel for one day,round trip,to Berlin.Who do
I contact?and any idea of the cost?Thanks Kay
I contact?and any idea of the cost?Thanks Kay
Jun 12th 2001 | 7:41 am
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KAY BIRCHALL wrote:
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You can take the train from Warnemünde 05:31, 07:38, 09:38 or
11:38.You'll have to change train in Rostock Hbf. The trip to Rostock takes 21
minutes, and the total travel time (with train change) Warne-Berlin is
about 3h20min.
You'll have at least 8 minutes to change train in Rostock Hbf, so if you use one of
this connection will you have time enough. - From Berlin can you take the train
14:46, 16:46 or 18:46 to Rostock, and then (again) change trains in Rostock. The
travel time Berlin-Warnemünde with train change in Rostock Hbf is about 3h20min.
You'll have at least 7 minutes to change train in Rostock. - Fares:
The normal one-way ticket costs 68 DEM (US$29), so a return ticket costs 136 DEM.
On Saturdays and Sundays can you buy a "Schönes Wochenende" ticket, which you can use
as a return ticket if you return the same day. It costs only 40 DEM (US$17), and it's
valid for up to 5 persons!!
//Emil Jelstrup
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You can take the train from Warnemünde 05:31, 07:38, 09:38 or
11:38.You'll have to change train in Rostock Hbf. The trip to Rostock takes 21
minutes, and the total travel time (with train change) Warne-Berlin is
about 3h20min.
You'll have at least 8 minutes to change train in Rostock Hbf, so if you use one of
this connection will you have time enough. - From Berlin can you take the train
14:46, 16:46 or 18:46 to Rostock, and then (again) change trains in Rostock. The
travel time Berlin-Warnemünde with train change in Rostock Hbf is about 3h20min.
You'll have at least 7 minutes to change train in Rostock. - Fares:
The normal one-way ticket costs 68 DEM (US$29), so a return ticket costs 136 DEM.
On Saturdays and Sundays can you buy a "Schönes Wochenende" ticket, which you can use
as a return ticket if you return the same day. It costs only 40 DEM (US$17), and it's
valid for up to 5 persons!!
//Emil Jelstrup
Jun 12th 2001 | 7:54 am
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KAY BIRCHALL wrote:
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<http://www.bahn.de/pv/uebersicht/die_bahn_international_guests.shtml>
Unfortunately I do not find the English-language timetable right now...
I looked up a trip from Warnemünde Ferry to Berlin Zoo. A one-way ticket is about
68-78 DM, travel time is 3 hours 20 minutes, so travel time will take a very sizable
chunk out of your day. If you only want to kill some time or do some sightseeing,
maybe someplace closer to Warnemuende would be a better choice than Berlin.
To go to Berlin: I would simply go to the train station in Warnemünde and ask for a
return ticket to Berlin. It's probably the easiest way.
inge
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<http://www.bahn.de/pv/uebersicht/die_bahn_international_guests.shtml>
Unfortunately I do not find the English-language timetable right now...
I looked up a trip from Warnemünde Ferry to Berlin Zoo. A one-way ticket is about
68-78 DM, travel time is 3 hours 20 minutes, so travel time will take a very sizable
chunk out of your day. If you only want to kill some time or do some sightseeing,
maybe someplace closer to Warnemuende would be a better choice than Berlin.
To go to Berlin: I would simply go to the train station in Warnemünde and ask for a
return ticket to Berlin. It's probably the easiest way.
inge
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I got lost.
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Jun 12th 2001 | 8:22 am
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Jun 12th 2001 | 10:35 am
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The train station in Warnemunde is right next to the cruise pier so no problem,
however, despite the fact that the cruise lines will advertise this as a Berlin stop,
the train trip takes a long time. You will be rushed in Berlin. My uncle did this a
couple years ago and wished that he had stayed behind.
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however, despite the fact that the cruise lines will advertise this as a Berlin stop,
the train trip takes a long time. You will be rushed in Berlin. My uncle did this a
couple years ago and wished that he had stayed behind.
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Jun 12th 2001 | 10:44 am
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KAY BIRCHALL <[email protected]> skrev i
diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:[email protected]
tv.net...
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By rail is possibly the best way. You can find schedules and prices on
http://bahn.hafas.de/bin/query.exe/en Expect a travel time of 3:20 one w. There's
more than one station in Warnemunde (Warnemunde DB,Warnemunde Werft) but one of them
is probably close to your ship as the line runs along the harbour. Expect a change of
train at Rostock and choose Berlin Zoo as destination (probably the best) Possibly
there is no staffed ticket sale from all Warnemunde stations as it's a local
S-line,if so buy a local ticket to Rostock in the automates and another one from
Rostock. Allow some time for that (frequent trains Warnemunde-Rostock )
L.P
diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:[email protected]
tv.net...
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By rail is possibly the best way. You can find schedules and prices on
http://bahn.hafas.de/bin/query.exe/en Expect a travel time of 3:20 one w. There's
more than one station in Warnemunde (Warnemunde DB,Warnemunde Werft) but one of them
is probably close to your ship as the line runs along the harbour. Expect a change of
train at Rostock and choose Berlin Zoo as destination (probably the best) Possibly
there is no staffed ticket sale from all Warnemunde stations as it's a local
S-line,if so buy a local ticket to Rostock in the automates and another one from
Rostock. Allow some time for that (frequent trains Warnemunde-Rostock )
L.P
Jun 12th 2001 | 11:50 pm
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On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, KAY BIRCHALL wrote:
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Which day of the week?
Regards, ULF
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Which day of the week?
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Sep 13th 2002 | 1:09 am
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Warnemunde cheap accomodation for GB Olympic sailors
Dear Emil Jelstrup
I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up to the ex pat page! I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6 Olympic sailors in July next year. We are coming over for our World Championships in the Yngling class. Ideally self catering or friendly families!!
look forward to hearing from you / anyone else with helpful ideas
Caroline Edwards
British Sailor
I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up to the ex pat page! I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6 Olympic sailors in July next year. We are coming over for our World Championships in the Yngling class. Ideally self catering or friendly families!!
look forward to hearing from you / anyone else with helpful ideas
Caroline Edwards
British Sailor
Sep 13th 2002 | 6:25 am
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Re: Warnemunde,Ger.to Berlin
yngling wrote:
> I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up to the ex pat page!
> I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6 Olympic sailors in July
> next year. We are coming over for our World Championships in the Yngling class.
> Ideally self catering or friendly families!!
Take a look at ftp://ftp.rostock.de-
/download/ggv2002.pdf for a list of hotels and private accomodations. It's only
in german but with the help of an (online) dictionary
(http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de) it should be
quite understandable. Or you mail directly to the tourist information of
Rostock-Warnemünde [email protected] for recommendations.
Gruß Mario
> I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up to the ex pat page!
> I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6 Olympic sailors in July
> next year. We are coming over for our World Championships in the Yngling class.
> Ideally self catering or friendly families!!
Take a look at ftp://ftp.rostock.de-
/download/ggv2002.pdf for a list of hotels and private accomodations. It's only
in german but with the help of an (online) dictionary
(http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de) it should be
quite understandable. Or you mail directly to the tourist information of
Rostock-Warnemünde [email protected] for recommendations.
Gruß Mario
Sep 13th 2002 | 9:10 am
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Re: Warnemunde,Ger.to Berlin
yngling <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
> Dear Emil Jelstrup I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up
> to the ex pat page! I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6
> Olympic sailors in July next year. We are coming over for our World Championships
> in the Yngling class. Ideally self catering or friendly families!! look forward to
> hearing from you / anyone else with helpful ideas Caroline Edwards British Sailor
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I stayed in rostock for a week a few years back at the city hotel right next to the
bahnhof It was reasonable and actually quite nice at much less than the SAS or
Marriott properties.
> Dear Emil Jelstrup I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up
> to the ex pat page! I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6
> Olympic sailors in July next year. We are coming over for our World Championships
> in the Yngling class. Ideally self catering or friendly families!! look forward to
> hearing from you / anyone else with helpful ideas Caroline Edwards British Sailor
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> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
I stayed in rostock for a week a few years back at the city hotel right next to the
bahnhof It was reasonable and actually quite nice at much less than the SAS or
Marriott properties.
Sep 13th 2002 | 1:34 pm
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Re: Warnemunde,Ger.to Berlin
yngling <[email protected]> writes:
>I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up to the ex pat page!
>I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6 Olympic sailors in July
>next year. We are coming over for our World Championships in the Yngling class.
>Ideally self catering or friendly families!!
You've checked the resources at http://www.warnemuende.de/tourismus/ueberna.asp ??
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>I was searching for accomodation in Warnemunde when I linked up to the ex pat page!
>I was wondering can anyone help us find accomodation for 6 Olympic sailors in July
>next year. We are coming over for our World Championships in the Yngling class.
>Ideally self catering or friendly families!!
You've checked the resources at http://www.warnemuende.de/tourismus/ueberna.asp ??
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