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June 25: Port of Warnemunde, Germany, gateway to Berlin |
Warnemunde boat-train leaves for
Berlin, 2-hours away |
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The port of Warnemunde with its
colorful sailing
boats and fishermen houses |
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Historic Rostock's Kroeplin Gate |
Warnemunde's Lighthouse built in 1897
and still in use |
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Rostock's Market Square gable roofs
date from the 15th century |
Beefsteak and a baked potato in Block
House Restaurant |
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Stockholm is situated on 14 islands
linked by 57 bridges |
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June 27: Our ship docked at Stockholm port at
8:00 am |
We took a panoramic tour of Stockholm and the Vasa Museum |
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Views of Stockholm Harbor |
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Stockholm City Hall was part of our
city tour |
Inside City Hall: The Blue Hall is the site of
Nobel Prize Banquet |
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The world travelers in front of Stockholm City Hall |
Museum for the Swedish warship Vasa
built in 1628 |
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Stockholm Old Town is a warren of
narrow cobble streets and building dating from the 15th century |
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Stockholm Ferries offer a convenient
shortcut between Stockholm's major islands |
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A tight squeeze through some of the
40,000 islands in the archipelago. Note the tennis court on the right |
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