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Workation in Rostock: the essentials
Germany's Baltic coast has two bigger cities in Kiel and Lübeck, but Rostock is the largest in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and feels like a regional capital. The old centre with its brick-Gothic churches sits upriver on the Warnow, around a university founded in 1419, while the seaside district of Warnemünde with its wide sandy beach and lighthouse lies at the river mouth, about 20 minutes away by S-Bahn. Coworking is found mainly in and around the Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt, the student and bar quarter. July and August bring cruise ships and the Hanse Sail crowds, and winters are dark and windy. Rostock-Laage Airport, about 20 km out, has few scheduled flights, so most people come by train from Berlin or Hamburg.
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Rostock has a decent coworking offer, including Basislager and projekt:raum. Prices are cheaper than in the big German cities and fibre is widespread. Warnemünde by the sea, by contrast, has hardly any fixed desks.
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