TOP 25 Things To Do In Dortmund 🇩🇪 Travel Guide

Home to Borussia Dortmund, this stadium is a must-visit for football fans and is known for its electric atmosphere, especially on the southern Terrace known as the yellow wall.

A treasure trove for football enthusiasts, covering the history of German football with interactive exhibits and quizzes.

Located in the Dortmunder U, this museum specializes in modern and contemporary art, with a fabulous collection of expressionist art and works by renowned artists.

The U-Tower houses the Museum Ostwall and is a hub for art and creativity, with the U on the roof serving as an iconic landmark.

This museum showcases both historical and modern working environments, making it a great place for young people to explore potential career paths.

A sprawling green space with attractions like the Deutsches Rosarium and annual events like the Juicy Beats Festival.

This television tower offers a panoramic view of the city from its observation decks and a revolving restaurant.

The ruins of a medieval castle offering panoramic views of the river valley, making it a great spot for photography.

Known for trendy bars.

A venue that hosts world-class performances.

Offers a variety of theatrical productions.

A former brewery building now a cultural center hosting the Museum Ostwall.

A beautiful colliery turned into a museum that showcases the social and cultural history of the rural industrial region.

The shopping heaven of Dortmund, featuring every big retail brand you can think of and one of Germany's most frequented shopping streets.

This museum is a beautiful colliery turned into a museum that showcases the social and culture history of the rural industrial region.

This museum offers a rich collection of 19th century art and decorative arts from medieval times up to Art Nouveau.

This Botanical Garden is among the largest in the world and offers a diverse range of flora from tropical vegetation to medicinal herbs.

The sociable center of the city filled with outdoor bars and cafes, making it a great place to experience the local atmosphere.

This church is a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture and offers a panoramic view of the city from its observation platform.

This Museum delves into Dortmund's rich Brewing history showcasing the entire Brewing process from Storage to bottling.

This is the oldest standing Church in dortmund's ininstadt and houses some of the oldest gravestones in Westphalia.

This cooking plant is an industrial monument that offers guided tours providing a glimpse into the city's industrial past.

This Zoo specializes in South American species and is engaged in breeding programs for animals like giant anteaters and giant otters.

This former police station turned Museum offers a poignant look into the history of National Socialist persecution.

This Romanesque church is located next to the Hohenzeberg ruins and has the oldest gravestones in Westphalia.

This is a baroque moated castle that now serves as a picturesque public park.

This museum is dedicated to the history of video gaming and offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane with working game consoles.

One of Germany's largest Christmas markets it features the country's biggest Christmas tree and offers a variety of handmade arts and crafts.