Private Countryside and Seaside Resorts

Private Countryside and Seaside Resorts Tour in Berlin (Bad Doberan, Minster)
From $98.00/person to $1,145.00/person (Select "Individuals" below) Price varies based on number of individuals in your group
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Summary
Shore Excursion Size ? Private
Shore Excursion Type Scenic
Shore Excursion Duration 4 Hours 30 Minutes
Activity Level ? Easy
Shore Excursion Leaves From ? The Ship Pier.
Food/Beverage Provided Snack Included
Recommended Dress As you will be visiting a religious or memorial site, shoulders and knees must be covered. Comfortable sensible walking shoes, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended.
Restrictions Guests must be able to walk a total of approximately 1/2 mile over paved and some cobblestone surfaces. There are approximately 10 steps including 3 onto the Molli train. This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Children 2 years of age and younger may attend the tour free of charge.

Private Countryside and Seaside Resorts

Setting out from the pier with your professional tour guide, your half-day Private Countryside and Seaside Resorts tour will begin as you drive through the scenic countryside to the monastery town of Bad Doberan. The first highlight can be seen from a great distance away; the 700-year-old red brick Minster, a Gothic church built in the brick architecture of northern Germany. It is impressive both in style and size. Enjoy a visit inside and learn about the lives of the monks who have prayed within these walls over the centuries. You will also take a stroll through the surrounding park.

Next, you will take a ride on one of Germany's famous narrow-gauge railways. The historic "Molli-Train," driven by an old steam engine, is still a means of public transport and popular among both young and old. Enjoy a 25-minute scenic ride through the paths and lanes of Mecklenburg to the beautiful seaside resort of Heiligendamm. More than 200 years ago, this enchanting place was built for the German Kaiser and as a fashionable resort for European royalty, including the German Emperor and the Russian Tsar. It was nicknamed "The White Town on the Sea" because of the white buildings.

Continue on to Kuhlungsborn, a seaside spa town mixing last century with the new. With a beach, many hotels, Germany's longest seaside promenade and a marina, it is easy to feel the attraction. Here you will have some free time to explore before returning to the pier.