🇩🇪 Do Not Go to Berlin City, Do This Instead! | Warnemünde to Schwerin by Train 2026 🚆
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🇩🇪 Do Not Go to Berlin City, Do This Instead! | Warnemünde to Schwerin by Train 2026 🚆
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Warnemünde, Germany is often advertised by cruise lines as the gateway to Berlin and Hamburg. But is spending 5 to 6 hours in transit really the best use of your port day?
In this 2026 guide, Troy explains why we skipped the long Berlin/Hamburg tour-bus option and chose a day trip by regional train to Schwerin instead. We share all the lessons we learned exploring regional Germany from Warnemünde.
⚓ In this video:
• Warnemünde train station basics
• Travel time problem
• Why car rental and long-distance trains may not be ideal
• Weather realities in northern Germany
• MV transit ticket tips
• Transfers at Rostock and Wismar
• Regional train and accessibility notes
• Schwerin Old Town walking conditions
• Why regional Germany may be a smarter cruise port day
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro - Why Avoid Berlin and Hamburg?
2:02 What's the alternative? Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
3:00 Train to Schwerin
4:31 Schwerin: Train Station and food
6:21 Schwerin Castle
7:18 Schwerin Cathedral
7:50 Train Bathroom drama!
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