Greater Rostock: Diversity and growth in a regiopolitan region
As a regiopolitan region, Greater Rostock already offers 460,000 people a home that fits a wide variety of lifestyles: The Baltic Sea coast as a picturesque beach or an important economic factor, Rostock as creative port city or research location with a global reputation, and the region as a free space for new ideas or an idyllic retreat.
As early as the 13th century, the merchants of the Hanseatic League knew about the locational advantages of Rostock region, located between Copenhagen, Berlin, Hamburg and Szczecin. Today, having grown by around 20,000 companies, Greater Rostock is considered a hub for Scandinavia and the Baltic States. So the future can come, whether by ship, train, plane or cargo bike.
A wide range of industries can be found here, including maritime, life sciences, information technology, renewable energy and tourism. The region offers a broad network of companies, research institutions and universities that foster a spirit of innovation and opportunities for cooperation.
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GREATER ROSTOCK
Known for its strong economy - impresses with its excellent geographic location. As the gateway to the Baltic Sea and with direct connections to important European markets through the deep-water port of Rostock, the region offers first-class logistics opportunities for international trade.
