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Stephan Jantzen

Explore the icy legacy of the Baltic Sea

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Rostock: First Steps10 pts

Rostock: Explorer25 pts

Rostock: Insider50 pts

Step aboard the decommissioned icebreaker Stephan Jantzen and delve into maritime history. Built in 1967, this ship shares tales of daring winter missions across the Baltic Sea. Be captivated by its fascinating engineering and the impressive size of the last vessel of the Nikitich class. An experience that brings the power and courage of the past to life.

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Did you know?

The icebreaker Stephan Jantzen was the last ship of the Nikitich class, built in 1967 at the Leningrad Admiralty Shipyard.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1967
Opening Hours: Mo-Su 10:00-16:00
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible
Website: technische-flotte-rostock.de

Guided Story

Feel that fresh sea breeze? As you stand here by the icebreaker Stephan Jantzen, look out over the harbor waters. This vessel, now resting peacefully, once braved the icy Baltic, cutting through thick ice to clear paths for others. Imagine the roar of its engines and the crunch of ice beneath its hull. Behind you, the city hums with life, but here, it's easy to picture the ship's adventurous past. Named after a renowned pilot commander known for his bravery, this ship is a testament to human courage and engineering marvel. Take a moment to walk its deck and let history unfold before you.