Celebrity Excursion Warnemunde to Berlin

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DH and I are looking at the excursion below. It is 12 1/2 hours via train to Berlin and back.

 

In the details both breakfast and lunch are mentioned as included. However, what about dinner? We don't arrive back to the ship until 10:00 PM. It is a long time between lunch at 10 PM for dinner.

 

So questions:

 

1. what is served for breakfast on the train (note - this is Jewish, but not Kosher, excursion? I hope not a pork sausage.

 

2. are the MDR or Blu (we are AQ) open late that night since many excursions are 12+ hours and don't arrive back until 10 PM ish?

 

3. will we have an opportunity to purchase some snacks to eat on the return train trip if no food is served?

 

thanks

 

WA11 Berlin's Jewish History & Story (By Train) Prices: Adult 325.00 / Child 230.00 USD Duration: 12 hr(s) 30 min(s) Restrictions: N/A Departure Times: 9:30 am

 

Explore Berlin’ s rich Jewish history on this comprehensive journey to some of Berlin’ s most iconic Jewish landmarks and museums. Begin your day with a lovely train ride through the north German countryside. Enjoy coffee and breakfast as you take in the breathtaking sights. Then, begin your exploration with a v isit to the Berlin Wall, followed by a trip to Berlin’ s Jewish Museum where you’ ll learn about the city’s rich Jewish heritage through a fascinating guided tour. Savor a delicious complimentary boxed lunch at the Jewish Museum’s restaurant, before traveling to the New Synagogue at the Centrum Judaicum. Learn about the New Synagogue on an informative guided tour. Pass the Old Jewish Quarter, the Brandenburg Gate, and Checkpoint Charlie. See highlights of the former west Berlin including the Reichstag and the Holocaust Memorial. Discover Berlin’ s important Jewish history while visiting some of the city’ s most iconic landmarks.

Highlights: •

Sit back and relax over coffee and breakfast while enjoying scenic views of the north German countryside on a train. •

Visit the Jewish Museum, the New Synagogue at the Centrum Judaicum, and Old Jewish Quarter. •

Discover the significant impact of the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, and Brandenburg Gate on Jewish history while visiting these sites. •

Enjoy a sandwich, fruit, and sweet waffle at the Jewish Museum’ s restaurant.

What to Bring:

SeaPass card and photo identification •

Camera •

Sun protection •

Cash/credit cards •

Bottled water

What to Wear: •

Walking shoes •

Hat and sunglasses •

Jacket or sweater •

Layered clothing

Important Notes: •

Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour. •

Guests may be required to pay between 50 cents and 1 Euro to use the public toilets. •

Guests must be able to walk one mile over mostly even and paved surfaces with 10 to 20 steps and slight inclines. •

The snack box at the Jewish Museum does not include Kosher food. •

Guests must be able to negotiate 12 to 25 steps at the Jewish Museum. Elevators and ramps are available. •