Fun things to do in Dortmund: 37 fun attractions and activities

This was one of the best museums I have ever visited. I loved every part of it. It was infomative and interactive. I would love to return in the future. I spent 1.5 hour just on the first floor. I could have spent 5 hours here, super interesting for someone who loves football. I highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in a more deepht history of the german football and in the football history in general.

We had an amazing guide!! He was very knowledgeable and really made the tour super fun!!

As someone who doesn’t really follow football, I enjoy the history of the game and the passion of the supporters. This museum is really well done. The items on display are interesting and the accompanying descriptions are detailed slough to tell the story, but not so long that you get tired of reading them. While I didn’t understand the significance of the whole “1954 Miracle of Bern” that greets you at the start, as my visit progressed it made more sense, and upon completing my visit I think it was a great way to open. I’m thinking there may have been more excitement in the air had the German National Team made the Euro Cup final being played the next day (England v Spain). I’m sure I’d have loved it even more if I knew the names and the stories.

The German Football Museum in Dortmund is a must-visit for any football fan. It offers fascinating exhibits, interactive displays, and a deep dive into Germany’s rich football history. Modern, engaging, and full of emotion, a great experience for all ages

I have heard all about this place in Dortmund and wanted to see what all the hype was about. Having seen it, I was impressed and would recommend it even if you are not much of a soccer (or football in Europe) fan. I like soccer a bit, and coming from Australia to see museums like this one was refreshing and interesting how rich pieces of soccer history relating to the Germany national soccer team have been preserved and put into a museum. There is a section relating to FIFA World Cup history, UEFA Champions League, Europa League, Bundesliga etc so there is no shortage of things for you to see. You can do a self-tour for a reasonable price which is quite good, and again I would recommend it even if you are not much of a fan of European soccer. For those who are fanatics, this is a must see place if you are in or near Dortmund. You really cannot miss this place, once you get out of the Hbf (central train station) you just cross the road and the museum is to your right. There is no need to purchase tickets in advance.

A very cool experience, which takes you through the history of German football with original exhibits from all times, but especially with the trophies from the World Cups won. A very interesting 3D cinema. and even a useful bistro on the way out :)

Great experience and stunning stuff to see. Fantastic animations and a pretty cool 3D movie to watch. Staffing was very friendly and supportive. There was no wait at all during the week in December. Would highly recommend for true soccer fans especially 2014 mold cup is a big theme for this museum. Ticket prices are ok.

The park is very big and it has various areas depending on what you're interested in. A must see is the Florian Tower which offers a nice panorama of Dortmund and its surroundings. Another fun thing to do is take the train that goes around the park to quickly see what the park has to offer. Or the cable car, which goes from one side of the park to the other. For people with kids, there is a Nostalgia Puppet Theater, 2 playgrounds for smaller kids and a higher climbing playground for older kids. There's a Japanese garden, a rose garden, an art gallery, a culture center and a few cafes and bistros. The sad part is that some areas of the park seem to be under renovation (or they seem a bit in disrepair). I hope they will be renovated soon, because the park is very charming and beautiful.

A big park, with paid entry. If you want to visit the Florianturm, you have no other option, since the tower is located on its premises. When we were there also a flea market took place, interesting use of the space with all kinds of things to buy. Apparently it's also famous for its rose gardens, that as you can see on the map, take a big chunk of the park. However they were disappointing, maybe they span throughout the park, maybe it wasn't the best time, but I hoped to see more colors and variations.

What a great park for families with kids! Start with the Spielbogen. It's just playground upon playground, lots of fun things to do. Avoid the Kindermuseum (we happened upon an exhibit about bacteria 🤷🏻‍♀️). Be ready to pay a small fee for the train, visiting the tower and the cableroad. The only confusing thing to me was WHY I HAD TO QUEUE WITH EVERYONE WHEN I HAD PURCHASED THE TICKETS ONLINE. This was ridiculous!

A beautiful wide park with lots to do. Very relaxing and the landscaping is beautiful to look at and to photograph. I especially loved the flowers.

Very pretty flowers and not to expensive with the rides etc. If it's good weather you can make a wonderful day out with plenty of things to keep the kids busy.

Westfalenpark - Place for family day, train drive through the park, cable cars, sightseeing from the top of the "Floriantrum". From there you can also see Signal Iduna Park, stadium of the Borussia Dortmund.

On a hot, humid day it was lovely to escape to the Westfalen Park and enjoy the shade and the scent of the roses wafting on a gentle breeze.

I visited Dortmund Zoo on June 20, 2025, during the summer season, and it was a great experience overall. The zoo is conveniently located a short subway ride away from Dortmund’s main railway station, making it easy to reach. The entrance ticket cost €11, which I found quite reasonable for the size of the zoo and the variety it offers. The zoo is spread across a large area and features a wide range of animals from different regions around the world. It was fascinating to see so many species in well-maintained enclosures that reflect their natural habitats. There are several restaurants inside the zoo, offering a variety of food and drinks, so you won’t go hungry during your visit. I also noticed dedicated children’s play areas, which make it a great spot for families with kids. Overall, Dortmund Zoo is a relaxing and educational place to spend a few hours, especially if you enjoy being close to nature and wildlife. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the city.

This zoo is very nice! For €7,50 per adult and free parking in October the price is really low. The majority of people says this zoo is small but I disagree and think this zoo is actually pretty large. A lot of well made habitats, however I do have to agree that some look like they could use a little attention. But this zoo is based on naturalism, so I think it’s fine. A lot of opportunities to see animals from up close and take good photos. Also some (very )special species, like the black jaguar, clouded leopard and red panda. If you want to you can spend the whole day here, there’s enough to watch. Most of the animals are very active, unlike in many other zoo’s where the majority of the animals are sleeping. The only negatives were the constructions, which made it impossible to see some animals. Also, the animal information in mainly only German and mostly cash only payments at food stands. But overall, especially for the price this park is very good! There were also very little people, al though we did visit on a Monday.

It was nice, there was lots of animal. More of birds, different types. It nice to go early if you want enough time.

Absolutely wonderful day out, well worth a visit. Enjoyed the relaxing surroundings and plenty of animals to see in well maintained enclosures. I am so glad that I made the journey as I almost did not go due to some negative reviews about construction works at the zoo. This zoo is exceptional, and one of the best that I have had the pleasure to visit. Highly recommend.

Nice place for Sunday afternoon. Few spots were under construction. It was a nice experience 😊

Large space. Wide variety of animals. It's not in optimal conditions for them, but it does the job.

I loved this zoo, not too big, but very nice, in the middle of a beautiful park. There are some very interesting animals like tapir, ant-eater and rhinos. All of these just at arm's length. Outside of the zoo there is a n astonishing beautiful botanical garden. Really enjoyed it and recommend

Where I usually refrain from visiting such places, since usually the view is so so mostly on some rooftops, because of the lack of better attractions in Dortmund and because it's an integral part of a park for which you have to pay. It turned out to be one of the highlight points. Because it's not in the city center not only you can see Dortmund, but all of the industrial parks around it and the whole area.

Really amazing place with great surrounding park area for enjoying a nice stroll. The entry price is about 3 to 5 euros, so not much at all to enjoy spectacular aerial views of the city of Dortmund. You can also see the BVB stadium from this place, so feel free to venture at any time of the day and take as many pics, vids, panoramas, instagrams and showcase your work to your mates or to the public. The place is simple to reach via U-Bahn (subway or underground) metro and the station has signs to direct you to the Florianturm. I would highly recommend this place if you want to see aerial views of Dortmund. There are other rooftop bars and restaurants available but this one is spectacular.

Super place! It worth visiting. The bird's eye view of Dortmund .

Florianturm was great. 4 euro may seem steep for some people but you can see every highlight in Dortmund.

Incredible view, 3€ entry for person. We went on Friday afternoon and there were only 2 other people on top with us. Can't miss this if you are exploring dortmund, combination with park is worth it.

Nice park. U need to visit for once for sure . If u would like come here often it’s your choice. Actually it’s a good park. Go to on tower.

This was really a 'highlight' of my trip to Düsseldorf. This is the highest point in Dortmund, but also the view on the city is exceptional and sensational. This tower is located in a very clean park and gives you the opportunity to see the city from the sky. That for only 4 euros. I would recommend this to everybody!

Pretty nice but overrated church in Dortmund's center. It isn't that huge or well ornamented but it is still a sight you must see in the city. There are pretty cool shops and restaurants around it. You can enter for free but inside St. Reinhold's Church it is even less impressive.

The concert here was quite good, however apart from that, nothing interesting.

Not as special as other churches in Germany. But Dortmund was just so boring that this became an attraction

Beautiful church located in the city centre of Dortmund. A must visit if you want to escape the city hustle.

A quiet place in the busy city center.

It is a very nice city center with good food stalls. Best time to visit is during winter or Christmas season. Along with the church there are many other things to see and visit. Eg: bars, food stalls, restaurants, bubble tea & churros shops etc.

Climbing the bell tower is a cherished memory.

The entrance was free. There were closets to store backpacks and jackets without any cost. There were exhibition and museum for visiting. Also there is a rooftop to access a nice view of the city. The staff were nice. There was also a cinema on the ground floor which I didn't visit but I think only for that you need a ticket.

A unique cultural landmark in Dortmund. The architecture is striking, and the exhibitions are often interesting. Worth a short visit if you’re in the area.

It hosts more expositions and it is free entrance. Depending on when you arrive there will be different things, but the building is amazingly created and it hosts these expositions very well. You also have access to the roof and can see the whole city. Definetly worths the time! I've spend 2h inside.

Brilliant building that has so many floors. The time we visited it was too late to visit all the floors so we went to the rooftop which was breathtaking during sunset. Look at the photos attached! Highly recommended to visit for leisure or to learn about industrial and urban planning stuff.

A few highlights: Rooftop restaurant and terrace. On the day of Kulturmeile, the roof terrace was open to the public. I don’t know if it usually is. Museums of various themes on different floors. Fun industrial designs at every turn. The locker area provides a jar of chips if you don’t have coins to operate the locks. How very considerate. Just a few minutes of walk from the central station. The location is great. The cinema, called Kino im U, has unique and alternative screenings, especially for kids and for those interested in a broader international offerings. Worth keeping an eye on its program.

Pretty nice building with an overview of Dortmund! It is free to access and on the 7-th floor you can enjoy a picturesque view over the city. There is also a cafe. On the other levels there is an art exhibition which you can also see but it isn't anything special. You can take the elevator or use the escalator.

This place is definitely a must if you're visiting Dortmund. Once a famous brewery, this building from the 1920s has not only survived the massive bombing campaign of WWII, but also the sands of time. After the brewery closed, this landmark was reinvented and revamped to become an art galley, music club, bar and restaurant - there's always something going on here. Even if you just take the journey up to the rooftop terrace to take in the stunning views of the city and beyond, you will not be disappointed 😁

If you value your peace of mind, save this place for a day when you have the patience to handle unsettling behavior. The staff and security create an uninviting atmosphere, constantly watching and following visitors. Combined with the poorly arranged artwork, it’s almost impossible to explore without feeling scrutinized, making the experience both uncomfortable and frustrating.

I had a great experience here in the main exhibitions, which are free to visit. I would happily come back again. Only minor part is that the security outnumbered the visitors and sometimes i felt as if they were following me around as if i was going to steal the art. Apart from that the exhibitions were interesting and some were interactive with AR and VR available. You can also get to a nice view point on the roof. I would definetely reccomend visiting.

I would recommend you to take your time for this. The videos take quite a while to watch, but they are really interesting! The pigeon boot was really fun I think. Also, I say art that gives hope of escape of punishment, which I liked. And people going extremes, but for that paying a high price. I didn't really like the kid show. The view on the city was nice on the topfloor. Also skate-videos created enthousiasm.

It’s good for a family visit. In my opinion, it’s overpriced. 5-6 euro would be a better fit. The museum is modern and its interior is original. First 5 floors (4 to be precise, cause there are no exhibitions on the 1st one) are free to visit, you need to pay to enter 6th floor and roof. The view from the roof is nice but there’s not much space there. Staff on the 6 floor are nice but they’re following you and sometimes stare at you too obviously, like you’re going to steal or break something. It distracts you from enjoying artworks. Staff on the 1st floor are not perfectly polite and are not very friendly. At least they could smile cause I smiled to them anyway. And AC was too strong, it was really cold and not comfortable in some halls. As a resume - you can visit this museum and some artworks are really great but it could cost less.

I feel sad when i see a local museums not aspiring for more. Why having all those great exibitions, and than all in German, why not trying to attract broader audience? Than, the marking of the photos and conecting it to their names and descriptions is done really poorly. I understand you wanted all to be as aestethic as possible, but information is still very important. Have seen museums with similar issues, they solved it with extra leaflets that were more clear. Another thing that amazed me is that there was ONLY ONE person working at the cash register. And when she went on break, we were told to wait for 10 minutes. In a museum full of staff, you could not train one more person to be a quick substitute.

We arrived around 17:20h knowing that they were closing at 18h, we just wanted to go for a little walk, but already from the entrance door all the security people were so annoying, repeatedly indicating that we should leave the building at 17:50h and that we should hurry to see what we had planned. I left the place quite annoyed. They have free and paid exhibitions, we were interested in Klare Kante and we really enjoyed it, the exhibitions itself worth it. Another detail is that you can find young people in the corridors of the museum who are there to spend the afternoon not because they are interested in visiting it, you can notice they do this every weekend, playing loud music on their phones and talking to each other in a very rude way, if security is so strict they should be careful with that too, it gives a very bad image to the museum.

It was closed. Except for the viewing deck.

Great museum to visit ! It truly shows the history of the beer industry in Dortmund, free of charge. Upon my visit there was a nice video running every 15 minutes . Ideal for a 1-2 hours visit

Very nice museum, free to enter and ut tells the story of the brewery and brewing in the city. In German only, but the exhibits are interesting, the displays clear and there's an inviting atmosphere.

Excellent free museum with the history of brewing in Dortmund on display! Beer can be purchased to take away, with the understanding that DAB Export is not available.

Very interesting small museum which is free to enter! There are a lot of brewery machinery, posters and bottles. True fans of German beers would be delighted to experience the atmosphere in this museum. It is not a popular destination so it won't be overcrowded. Overall, I would definitely recommend visiting Brewery Museum Dortmund even if you are not a fan of beer.

Very interesting visit. There is a film in German with English subtitles and that was interesting too. One of the staff had been there around 46 years and travelled the world. He was very welcoming as well as the staff. There was no guided tour at the time or beer sampling so the visit was free. Great for a short visit.

Absolutely a Must experience for a beer lover! A lot of history and A free to visit museum if your road is near to Dortmund. Easy to come .

I didn't arrive on the day of the guided tour but they did give me a booklet of the exhibited items so that I could understand the history and story of what I was seeing. I enjoyed an hour and a bit of the history not only if the many many breweries in Dortmund but of the whole process of making the beer and the distribution network in those times.

Absolutely nice place to visit. The exhibition is absolutely nice but not spectacular. It was pretty plain ... but maybe the time of the year didn't help. The architecture and set-up of the complex is a very nice pro.

Such a beautiful place, not just a museum but also a place to visit even if you don't like artifacts. Totally worthy. There is a nice restaurant inside as well, which is also very good.

Nice industry museum with plenty of free parking and unique architecture set in a former hard coal mine. Most buildings are accessible and one of the towers is climbable. I took the free tour with a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable tour guide who even had the large compressor in the machine hall started.

Huge site dedicated to coal mining at the turn of century, 1900-1930. Fabulous Art Deco buildings, the steel & glass engine room in particular. Great collection of motors & winding gear, the climb up the tower provides a good birds eye view. Excellent museum, especially of social history & hard life of the miners. €5/person, cafe, toilets (note back of toilet doors!). The sheer size of the place & what has been achieved is awesome.

Very few people there when we visited. Extremely well presented industrial heritage museum about coal mining. The power generation and winding gear building was a big surprise because it was Art Nouveau and so well laid out. Climbing to the top of the mine winding gear was the highlight for me. The exhibition about diversity was not relevant.

Truly amazing! Spend 2h in this place, which is in incredible shape. Some descriptions and info are in english, but mostly german. Many cool exhibits and underground rooms and tunnels. Very cool experience!

A must visit museum for the open minded and architecture lovers!

Very pretty garden maintained by the RUB. I enjoyed the walk all through. The entire garden is downhill. So it takes more strain to reach back than expected.

It was a nice place to visit. However seeing part of the Chinese house was temporary closed due to vulgar activities of previous visitors was so sad. I wish it can be renovated soon.

Super cute botanical garden with every single plant being labeled. The Chinese garden as well as the greenhouses with all the cactuses were the highlight. Really well taken care of, big space. Loved it!!

Excitingly beautiful garden with various exotic plants around the world and exhibits (sometimes have to pay or donate for a few euros) Entrance to the garden and green houses are free.

It's a great place to take your friend and family. They have several exhibits covering Savannah, Australia, south east Asia etc. The green houses are climate controlled and every one of them are different. They are meticulously maintenaned by the botanists in the university. There is a nice cafeteria if you need a break; a lot to see. All the trees and plants are labeled for your convenience. I did not see a guided tour as such.

We enjoyed being there, we found pepper and cactus gardens the most impressive. There are many plants to see. Chinese garden is well decorated and we saw fish in this garden. Parking place and entrance are free, it is worth seeing there.

Lovely little oasis of calm. Great for a nice walk with lots to see. The Chinese garden is beautiful. The three themed (rain forest, desert, savanna) hot houses are well laid out and planted. Good access although could be difficult in parts for wheel chair users as some of the ramps are overgrown.

Even though it's called a botanical garden there is just a part of it that resembles it, the rest is just a big normal park with picnic spots.

Wonderful. We were there for cherry blossom this year (1st week of May). There are full blossom. One of the beautiful cherry blossom, but underrated. The cherry trees are well maintained, has sitting option, man could take rest there. It just WOW. Recommended. The garden itself also very nice. We have seen lots of new Magnolia flowers trees are planted, near future it will be more attraktive.

Nice and quiet place to take walk.

The place was veryscenic in may.There is a big lake at center.The hiking trails I beieve go deep.We can get lost I felt.There are a wide variety of trees.Saw some goose and some beavrs near the lake.Also spotted some big carps in the water and saw a small rabbit hopping around.

Wow! Just wow! Stunning park with trees from all over the world. Loved how every species has a sign with its name and some information. There are some cafes in the park, although I would recommend to bring some picnic from home since they don't have a wide offer and nothing beats laying on the grass with your own sandwich. Highly recommended to explore and walk around.

I have been here in the winter but the spring experience is even more beautiful. The blooming flowers are so enchanting. There are sitting areas everywhere around, and if you love the grass, there are many mat-friendly area.

Beautiful garden with a lot of flowering plants & trees.It has a very large lake with lovely walks around it .You will always find a bench to sit & enjoy the beauty of the lake. There is also a cafe inside the park.Really had a peaceful time.

Great place, price was around 16€ i think. If you don't know to expect, here's a short explanation without giving out too much of a details: You enter a big room which was a factory before where you going to watch a 10 to 15 minute video and light (more video) immersive show(neaning you will be surrounded by videos which are playing on each wall. Beautiful sound, beautiful video production, make sure to look around when a show playing, because pictures sometimes are different on different walls. You will find different sitting arrangements throughout the room even bin bags, but not too much - you can freely walk around without stepping on people.

A very lovely place that will take your breath away. The music is nicely added to the pictures and animations. There is a lot of space and you can stay as long as you wish. Comfi pillows on the floor make it a very relaxing place.

We were not visiting a Phoenix des Lumières for the first time, the last time being in Baux-en-Provence. Comparing the two, I have to say the other location was a lot bigger and prettier. I think the show there was indeed shorter, but this was calculated as a 1.5 hours show and it lasted only 60 minutes. Also, the air quality was pretty bad. Climatizing the space would be highly appreciated. Also a bit more love into details would be amazing - they had a selfie room but it really wasn’t saying anything about the exhibition itself or the location.

Wow. I was blown away by this experience. We went with the family and literally everyone was blown away by the presentation and detail. My son was interacting with the moving objects on the ground and my wife and myself kept looking at the show in amazement. We stayed for a second run and still had loads of little details to pick up on. What an experience. You should definitely check this out. Full recommendation. 👌🏽👌🏽 P.S.: Buying tickets in advance can help, but in our case the queue at the online tickets entrance was in fact longer than the ticket to the cashier. Waiting was minimal though and the staff was really nice and helpful.

Amazing experience! You must definitely visit when you are in Dortmund. The only con, are the Students of the schools who are visiting the exhibition. They are very loud and a little annoying! It is a pity they are not interested in such a great Show!

Very interesting place. The whole hour of shows was entertaining. To see the art from a different perspective was quite interesting. I would recommend this place for sure and I would definitely come back for a new show

Cool experience, 3 different scenes that play. All in all takes appropriately one hour. Tickets brought online are cheaper. Once inside you can stay as long as you like

I like the building and the collection. I found it interesting but there is no information in English and sparse info in German. Worth visiting but before you go find info on the Internet or a book or some such to enhance visit. No info in any other languages. Seems a bit odd. It is free.

Free entrance. Many beanbags for doing nothing or napping. Nice interior. Not many people. Love it. Recommend it especially to tourists who dont have any plans for the day.

If you have some time, this museum is worth a visit. There is nothing in English, but you will see a fairly good collection of paintings.

Absolutely great museum! Entry to the regular exhibition is free (at least on Sunday) at it takes you on a tour through the ages and tells a story about how Dortmund and the area around it evolved throughout the ages, starting from the stone age, all the way up to modern day Dortmund. It is great to wander through the museum and admire some of the art on display.

Beautiful place to visit, is quiet small, however we spent there 1.5h and is free entry. we would highly recommend.

I really enjoyed my visit as there were many interesting exhibits from the region. Easy to spend an hour or more here.

I really enjoy that place. Really nice people, not so crowded and a lot of interesting stuff in there :) Takes about 1-2 hours to see most of the exhibitions.

The bottom line - Cool place even if you're not a die hard car fan. Beautifully designed. The atmosphere - Young and electric, but also pretty chill and filled with car fans that are just there to admire the vehicles. The staff - All were fun and nice but a couple felt pretty fake.. The food - The buns are awesome. However, wayyy too sweet. If they would cut the sugar by half it would be perfect. We took €26 for 6, I love to try everything. Original - good but boring. Original glazed - Super. Cheesecake - Nice. Coconut - Disliked. Pistachio - Yum. Chocolate - Too sweet but ok. VFM - €14 is quite a bit.. but I think it's worth it, you can feel how much planning went into the space. Tips - * Register to the simulator before entering the museum, the wait is pretty long. * Tablets tend to run out, but you can also scan QRs everywhere and hear about the cars. Unfortunately it's only in German. * Best to go on weekdays. * If you see a white GT3 RS parked outside, JP is there.. he's nice but not super chatty and likes his privacy, which is understandable. So try not to be a clueless groupie.

The PACE Automobile Museum is a must-visit destination for car enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This museum boasts an impressive collection of classic and rare cars that take visitors on a journey through time, showcasing the evolution of the automotive industry. From the moment you step inside, you can feel the passion of the curators and their love for automobiles. The exhibits are beautifully arranged, with detailed information about each vehicle, allowing visitors to understand its history and significance in the world of cars. The interior design of the museum is both attractive and well-organized, making it easy for guests to navigate and enjoy every corner. Additionally, there are regular events and workshops, making the visit an interactive and enjoyable experience. The staff at the museum is friendly and helpful, welcoming visitors and providing valuable insights about the cars and exhibits. They create a warm atmosphere that makes guests feel right at home. Overall, the PACE Automobile Museum is an ideal place for families and friends to spend a fun-filled day immersed in automotive history and passion. I highly recommend visiting this wonderful museum!

Amazing way to spend your free time, especially if you are a car enthusiast! Suitable for children also and people with reduced mobility. Staff very friendly and price reasonable.

A fantastic and interesting museum. It is clear that it is built on a genuine interest and love for cars and engines. I recommend everyone to visit, if only for a coffee and cinnamon bun in their café. As a Swede, I must say that this is the best cinnamon bun I have ever had in Germany.

Very nice museum. The only reason why I ranked it at 4 out of 5 is cuz my expectations were a bit elevated after watching Larry Chen's video. I visited the museum during the weekday, and I'd say it was 50% busy. However, the parking lot was full, so please figure out your parking situation in advance. Bonus: There's a cafe on the first floor that serves probably the best cinnamon buns I've ever eaten! Pro tip: there are QR codes on the info tabs near each car. You can scan the code and watch short videos about the particular car.

Beautiful place and full of automotive history! I cannot believe how nice it was and the history in that building! Again a place made for fans of a YouTuber but really was only possible BECAUSE of the fans. People where taking the utmost respect in this building and treating everything as if it was thier own home. A humbling experience! We visited on a heat wave so I just wish they had some AC! Also everything is in German so you gotta know! But you can still enter and appreciate the cars if you don't know anything. Fantastic place!

Wonderful museum with some incredible cars and fantastic displays. The staff is helpful and friendly, the building is beautiful, and it's very obvious this place caters to people who love cars. It was a bucket list item for me to come from Canada and visit this place and I'm happy to say it was worth the drive up from Stuttgart to Dortmund. I think my favorite part of the museum was probably the rotating cars in the basement that belong to the public, though! The Time Attack sim racing was incredibly fun as well, and definitely an enjoyable way to cap off looking at the museum. The cinnamon buns in the Cafe in the museum are also probably the best I have ever had. Almost worth going for those alone. I wish I could give this place 5 stars but my only issue was the tablets/headphones weren't really applicable for me because my German isn't great, so I couldn't hear JP talk about these cars in detail.

Spent just a few minutes here, but I was impressed with the offerings. There is a large exhibit about the history of the former plant with detailed photos and paintings. The sliced in half Porsche is also very interesting.

A nice little free place to visit

Free entrance and museum if very intresting, shows full history of metal production of company

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(Translated by Google) We really enjoyed the museum. We were also able to visit the steel bungalow. The tour was very good and interesting. Thank you for that. The changes in the Ruhr region are vividly presented, and the history of steel is well explained. There were also many beautiful pictures of the Ruhr region, including small 3D pictures depicting scenes like a kiosk or a general store. We were there for about three hours. (Original) Das Museum hat uns gut gefallen. Wir konnten auch den Stahlbungalow besichtigen. Die Führung im Museum war sehr gut und interessant. Danke dafür. Die Veränderungen im Ruhrgebiet werden anschaulich dargestellt und die Geschichte des Stahls gut erklärt. Zusätzlich waren viele schöne Bilder aus dem Ruhrgebiet, auch kleine 3 D Bilder mit Szenen wie ein Kiosk oder ein Tante Emma Laden ausgestellt. Wir waren ca. 3 Stunden dort.

(Translated by Google) A beautifully designed, interesting museum. Definitely worth a visit! (Original) Ein sehr schön angelegtes, interessantes Museum. In jedem Fall einen Besuch wert!

The best cassino But Free drink cola fanta sprite .... Beer cost 5€ First time you go use the passport

Absolutely Highlight I was deeply impressed by the Art Déco interior I love so much.

One of the best casino in Germany. A must visit place to visit. Awesome environment and beautiful view. If you are lucky enough you can win also.

I wasn't let in despite having a visa because supposedly my country is under high suspicion of money laundering which somehow translates to me not being let in. This is the definition of racism to be judged and denied entrance based solely on where you come from. They also lied regarding a law saying I'm not allowed in any casino in NRW, 20 minutes later I'm having a great evening spending my money somewhere else. Despicable behavior.

Unfortunately, my experience with the reception desk right when you enter the building was negative. I went there before noon on August 7, 2021 to get general information about requirements for international travelers. A careless lady and a very rude gentlemen working on the desk offered no assistance, not even a greeting. After I finally interrupted their personal chitchat by greeting them, the gentleman mustered me and reluctantly answered my question in one or two words. What a shame for customer service! Such a beautiful place but I will not come back.

Very unfriendly staff, certainly ruined the experience. If you're looking for a fun time, any other casino is better.

Good one, only problem is dealers ask tips too open and it’s difficult to turn them down when you are losing! Food is good and staff friendly. Ambience is super and gives you a classic feel!

The castle was closed and it looked like someone was living there. Not sure if you can visit. However it is an amazing place. A lake surrounds the castle and it looks so beautiful.

Nice...behind a haus there is a real treasure 186 years old Magnolia...

Nice place to know about old fashion life style 😉👍

Great and peaceful place with lots of history. You can also have a walk in the park and the surroundings of this „castle“. Great alternative to the industrial and more modern sights around Dortmund. Definitely deserves more prominence in the areas sightseeing guides.

Judging by all the reviews and recommendations I thought it would be a great place to visit. It is not. The house itself is closed and locked. The museum only open on sundays between 11.00 and 15.00. If you want to enjoy the scenery and go for a forest walk then yes it's very nice. But don't expect to much of the house itself. The information is very misleading about that. Maybe when there is an event planned it would be fun.

Beautiful palace surrounded by a lake. Nice park where you can rest on a bench nearby. Good destination for a bike trip!

Very beautiful nature and house

Very Wonderful Place for Children and adult also. It will take your all day to experience everything. Everything Children experience in the museum will perhaps shed light on their future choices. You Must Go here

It's a nice place to visit , a lot of interactive things and beautiful organised and arranged

I never cease to amaze how cool the Germans present galleries, museums, etc. Here you can find answers to all professions and how everything works. A lot of interactive things. Cool for adults and children. You will stay there for at least 3 hours🔥

TikTok lies to us. We expected more, exhibitions closed (the space curl for example) or broken, also interactive doesn’t mean just to click a button, it’s should be something immersive. The fly simulator was a waste of time, they took 20min per person to explain, so if you are the 5th in the line you will need to wait almost 2 hours. Also it’s just and screen, nothing 4D experience. They can improve it making the presentation with a forum and expends less time aboard. If you doesn’t speak German, they don’t have audio guides, everything it’s in German. The LFW were also broken. The thematic it’s good, but the operation it’s bad executed.

Fantastic museum, with very cool exhibits. Completely recommend a visit.

A great interactive museum. I absolutely recommend it when visiting Dortmund. You can see and really be a part of different industies here. I drove a great forklift simulation! For the 6 € entrance fee it is unbelievable how much it has to offer!

Nice museum, very interactive, a lot of activities for kids But... Only in German, there was only one small section with english, and non of the workers know english....

Visiting such a plant is surely an acquired taste. Would’ve been ideal if the plant had information [signs] dotted around the plant - there’s one at the entrance and then nowhere else. Also half the plant is currently being renovated or repaired - so it was a rather short visit.

What an awesome place. Dortmund is doing a lot to revitalize this area and keep the steam punk industrial vibe going

I love abandoned industrial sites even when they are turned into museums. Due to Covid, there are no guided tours, but you can wander there on your own for free. The remnants of the plant look super cool: they are huge, old, rusty - perfect for fallout lovers. =)

Very interesting site of an old factory. Great for photography and a bit of urban exploring. Tours are only in German, i just walked around the site by myself which is completely free of charge. The were only a couple of people when I was there.

Great tour! Promising plans for the future.

Interesting place with historical feeling. Defo good pick for industrial fans

Partly open, so it was free entrance. The compressor room was magnificent. More raw as other locations but that was for us the beauty of it. I hope they don't over restore it like other places.

The presentation is only in German, however, the museum has a (free) booklet that you can walk around with that highlights the information in each room. We also used Google Translate on some information that was not in the booklet that we wanted to understand. The museum is free, definitely worth a visit and hopefully, soon, it will become more known about. While we were there, we saw, maybe, another 8 people. We viewed just about everything, so we were there over 2 1/2 hours. The staff of two men, on the day we were there, were helpful and friendly. One of them stated he had lived in Dortmund for 30 years and didn't know this place existed until he went to work there. We've been in Dortmund at least 10 times and didn't know this existed either. The entrance is behind Steinstrasse, through the courtyard on the left, right behind the white gate wall. Please understand that it is difficult to rate a place that has a horrific history, as excellent. This is based on the presentation & encounters with staff.

The entry was free of charge. Not a lot of artefacts but a lot of pictures and all the explanations were in German but there were brochures in different languages offered at the reception that explained each room in detail.

Closed, not updated listing, waste of time

Worth coming here for the story. It gives the full context of the rise of power of the Nazi s and how they surpressed their opposition. The rooms are not written in English but you can ask for a booklet at the entrance, still doesn't give you all the details that you need but it sets you in the right direction. The entrance is not very obvious and feels more like a government building. Someone made a really good recommendation to use Google translate to translate things that are written down so that was really helpful. Overall it is an interesting place for history buffs and for those that have the patience to read. I saw there was a tour conducted in the building in German, so for a better experience, finding a tour might be an interesting experience and someone to give more context.

An interesting former Gestapo museum. Small but interesting. Exhibitions only in German language. Very hard to find, behind hbf, but front entrance still hard to locate (in a courtyard behind white gates

Very interesting to visit. Sadly, the information is only in German. It’s free to visit. I recommend dropping by. There is no visit fee. The entrance is in the back of the building.

Its very good place to know more history.

This old tower, part of the wall around the town, is set up as a Children’s Museum. I found it easy to read the German information with my limited German and enjoyed the displays. I especially liked the videos showing the use of catapults, old guns, and sword fights. The town model makes it easier to see how the downtown layout originated. I can see children enjoying the displays of knights and armour and, of course, the skeleton. It could be a memorable part of the day for children under 10.

It is free and you get to actually see how the land was before the new age.

Not too big but funny

Interesting place if you used to play with castles as a kid like me

It’s a pity that it’s closed because of corona.

You experience an amazing views from the top especially with their telescope.

You star will get it when I visit the place again .😍😍😍

It's a nice place to visit

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(Translated by Google) The building is really very unique, like a castle. I always wanted to turn it on every time I drove by there, but I never got around to it. I did it tonight! Wedding ceremonies take place here in the former imperial rooms. The water police do their work here and the arriving ships are also announced here. (Original) Das Gebäude ist wirklich sehr einmalig, wie ein Schloss. Ich wollte es immer schon anknipsen jedesmal wenn ich dort vorbei fahre, aber nie kam ich dazu. Heute Abend habe ich geschafft! Hier finden Trauungen statt in ehemaligen Kaiserzimmer. Die Wasserpolizei erledigen ihre Arbeiten hier und die einfahrenden Schiffe werden auch hier angekündigt.

(Translated by Google) I took a tour on April 12, 2025. This was super interesting 👍 Many thanks to the two ladies who showed us the building and the harbor. Unfortunately, the harbor authority is not open to the public outside of such tours. There is wasted potential here in terms of public relations work. Therefore only three stars! (Original) Ich habe am 12.04.2025 eine Führung mitgemacht. Diese war super interessant 👍 Vielen Dank an die zwei Damen, die uns Gebäude und Hafen näher gebracht haben. Leider ist das Hafenamt außerhalb solcher Führungen der Öffentlichkeit nicht zugänglich. Hier wird bezüglich Öffentlichkeitsarbeit Potential verschenkt. Deshalb nur drei Sterne!

(Translated by Google) The old harbor master's office is closed to visitors, but the surrounding harbor is accessible at any time. A visit is especially worthwhile during a harbor walk or the harbor festival. Nansen is highly recommended for dining. Umschlagplatz is a lovely alternative beer garden with music on weekends. Herr Walter is Dortmund's event ship and can be booked for larger events; always check the website for opening hours beforehand. If you want to enjoy the sunset, this is the perfect place. (Original) Das alte Hafenamt ist für Besucher geschlossen, aber der Hafen drumherum ist jederzeit zugänglich. Ein Besuch lohnt sich vor allem beim Hafenspaziergang oder Hafenfest. Gastromomisch zu empfehlen ist das Nansen. Der Umschlagplatz ist ein schöner alternativer Biergarten mit Muke am Wochenende. Herr Walter ist das Event Schiff in Dortmund und kann für größere Veranstaltungen gebucht werden, immer vorher auf der Website nach Öffnungszeiten schauen. Wer den Sonnenuntergang genießen möchte ist hier bestens aufgehoben.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old building.. interesting area and cool locations in the harbor area (Original) Schönes altes Gebäude.. interessante Gegend und coole Locations im Hafengebiet

Boring.

Super.

(Translated by Google) Just great! The offer is also free :D It was fun and we'll go back when we're in Dortmund again. (Original) Einfach toll! Das Angebot ist dazu noch kostenlos :D Es hat Spaß gemacht und gehen wieder hin, wenn man mal wieder in Dortmund wird.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful, comprehensive, and multifaceted exhibition, through which we were guided very competently and eloquently by Mr. Steven Natusch. Absolutely worthwhile! (Original) Eine wunderbare und sehr umfangreiche und vielschichtige Ausstellung, durch die wir sehr kompetent und elonquent von Herrn Steven Natusch geführt wurden. Sehr lohnenswert!

(Translated by Google) Free entry and friendly staff! I particularly like the free stickers at every exhibition. (Original) Gratis Eintritt und freundliches Personal! Besonders gut gefallen mir die kostenlose Sticker bei jeder Ausstellung.

(Translated by Google) Great museum with only temporary exhibitions! If you are interested in media art, you should definitely visit there. However, you should bring your time because there are usually a lot of videos to watch. Anyone who has paid once receives a button and can then view the respective exhibition as often as they want (free of charge). (Original) Super Museum mit ausschließlich Wechselausstellungen! Wenn man sich für Medienkunst interessiert, sollte man unbedingt mal dort gewesen sein. Zeit sollte man allerdings mitbringen, denn es gibt meistens viele Videos zu sehen. Wer einmal bezahlt hat, bekommt aber einen Button und kann sich die jeweilige Ausstellung dann beliebig oft (kostenlos) ansehen.

(Translated by Google) Very current topic with a variety of works. Despite the broad subject area, you are introduced to various aspects. Be sure to check it out! (Original) Sehr aktuelle Thematik mit Vielzahl von Arbeiten. Trotz des weiten Themengebiets wird man an verschiedene Aspekte herangeführt. Unbedingt anschauen!

Am Opera Gala concert was my first visit here. A wonderful acoustic (I have read various classical artists rave about this and I can now see why). Very comfortable seats and plenty of space for pre-show and interval drinks.

Beautiful! I was there in the Xmas konzert, my son was singing too! Very big, very nice, lot off space, nice lights!

Been there twice already, the venue is very modern and the staff are friendly. The seating is good and the sound engineering inside is top tier. I definitely recommend visiting or attending some event!!

Beautiful and accessible, the staff are very present and willing to answer questions if you need to present one and the drink bar moves quickly before shows and in the pause between (intermission).

Great Location for a concert. I have been to there at Bar at Buena Vista and Alfa Mist and the acoustic and Atmosphäre have been great on both. I can highly recommend this place

love the acoustic and the concerts. i love classical music and watching the orchestra playing and trying to guess who is playing a specific instrument in a specific part of a concert is too much fun😍

Philippe Jaroussky's concert at the Dortmund Concert Hall was truly a night to remember. The atmosphere was incredibly intimate, with the musicians forming a band that exuded a casual vibe rather than a formal orchestra. When Philippe Jaroussky took the stage, he appeared so approachable and down-to-earth. Yet, the impact of his voice was nothing short of extraordinary and left a lasting impression on us (my wife is a big fan). His performance was a beautiful blend of talent and humility. What made the evening even more special was when he came to the lobby after the concert, taking selfies with fans and signing autographs. It's not every day that you get to interact with such a gifted artist in such a personal way. If you have the opportunity to see Philippe Jaroussky perform live, don't miss it. It's an experience that will stay with you for a long time.

It is neither a new nor renovated building but the La Traviata was great. Is best to pre-order drinks and snacks online as there is only one bar and prepare for waiting for toilets.

The Dortmund Opera is called the best Opera House in Germany. For some reason it's innovative and interesting. I visited Lohengrin, and it was amazing. Even with the modest decorations and dark palette.

(Translated by Google) This time we went to the Dortmund Opera for a performance of the musical Sweeney Todd. Both the foyer and the interior are spacious, very clean, modern and well-kept 👍. We had seats in the middle with a good view, although you should have a relatively good view of the stage from all seats. Legroom is good and the seats are comfortable. There is a bar here and a locker with a deposit system in the foyer. You can park easily in the underground car park under the theater. If you park from 6:00 p.m. you can park there at the event rate of 5 euros. We liked it there so much, we immediately booked the next event there.🤗 (Original) Für eine Vorstellung des Musicals Sweeney Todd hat es uns dieses mal in die Dortmunder Oper verschlagen. Sowohl das Foyer als auch der Innenraum sind großzügig geschnitten, sehr sauber, modern und gepflegt 👍. Wir hatten mittige Plätze mit guter Sicht, allerdings dürfte man hier von allen Plätzen eine relativ gute Sicht auf die Bühne haben. Die Beinfreiheit ist gut und die Sitze sind bequem. Es gibt hier eine Bar, sowie einen Garderobenschrank mit Pfandsystem im Foyer. Problemlos parken kann man in der Tiefgarage unter dem Theater. Beim parken ab 18:00 Uhr kann man zum Veranstaltungstarif in Höhe von 5 Euro dort parken. Uns hat es dort so gut gefallen, wir haben gleich die nächste Veranstaltung für dort gebucht.🤗

(Translated by Google) I watched Sweeney Todd. Great idea! From the music to the stage design to the actors, it's a really successful piece! What I really like about the theater is that it has an underground car park. I also thought it was really cool to be able to see the orchestra while it was playing! The staff was friendly and always pointed you in the right direction with a smile. That's a small negative point for me: if you don't sit at the bottom, it's a bit difficult to find the way to your seat because there are no signs. Otherwise a very nice, clean theater with a pleasant atmosphere and plenty of seating before the play or during the break. Gladly again! (Original) Ich habe mir Sweeney Todd angesehen. Super Vorstellung! Von der Musik, über das Bühnenbild bis hin zu den Darstellern ein sehe gelungenes Stück! An dem Theater gefällt mir sehr gut, dass es eine Tiefgarage hat. Außerdem fand ich sehr cool, das Orchester während es spielt, sehen zu können! Das Personal war freundlich und hat immer mit einem Lächeln auf den richtigen Weg verwiesen. Das ist nämlich für mich ein kleiner Minuspunkt: wenn man nicht ganz unten sitzt, ist der Weg zu seinem Sitzplatz etwas schwierig zu finden, da es keine Beschilderung gibt. Ansonsten ein sehr schönes, sauberes Theater mit angenehmen Ambiente und vielen Sitzmöglichkeiten vor dem Stück oder in der Pause. Gerne wieder!

(Translated by Google) I probably entered the opera house from the wrong side with Gustav (my wheelchair), as I only had steps up to the main entrance. It was uncomfortable for me, but still manageable. Inside, everything was wheelchair accessible. The ensemble was evenly good to very good, but I had some issues with the production. (The Marriage of Figaro) (Original) Wahrscheinlich kam ich mit Gustav (meinem Rolli) von der falschen Seite zum Opernhaus denn ich hatte nur Stufen Richtung Haupteingang. Unangenehm für mich aber noch zu schaffen. Drinnen war alles behindertengerecht verbaut. Das Ensemble war ausgeglichen gut bis sehr gut, mit der Inszenierung hatte ich einige Probleme. (Figaros Hochzeit)

(Translated by Google) I saw "The Marriage of Figaro" on Friday and I was absolutely thrilled! Great soloists, fantastic stage design, harmonious production, and, as always, an outstanding orchestra! Definitely go! (Original) Habe am Freitag "Die Hochzeit des Figaro" gesehen und bin total begeistert!!! Super Solisten, tolles Bühnenbild, stimmige Inszenierung und wie immer ein hervorragendes Orchester! Unbedingt hingehen!!

(Translated by Google) Tonight I had the fascinating opportunity to attend a public rehearsal for the musical "Rent." I've never before had such a deep insight into the intensive work on and behind the stage. I highly recommend keeping an eye out for the dress rehearsal on December 30th, 2023. 😀 Even though they weren't performing in the final costumes, the first impression was already very promising. 👍🏻 (Original) Heute Abend hatte ich die interessante Chance, eine öffentliche Probe für das Musical „Rent“ zu besuchen. Einen solch‘ tiefen Einblick in die intensive Arbeit auf und hinter der Bühne hatte ich noch nie. Ich kann nur empfehlen, den Termin für die Generalprobe am 30.12.23 im Auge zu behalten. 😀 Auch wenn noch nicht in den Originalkostümen aufgeführt wurde, so sprach der erste Eindruck schon für sich. 👍🏻

Closed till august, from outside it looks decent.

Simple elegant towering structure of church. Well kept area. Excellent place to go in evening as there are many doner shops around and a medium sozed open area on both sides. Twice wanted to go in but it was closed due to pandemic. The doors have beautiful ornation but simple yet reminding.

Beautiful church with an impressive organ and interesting windows, and you are able to simply walk in anytime

If you want some self meditation and healing in the middle of a hustling dortmund city then is the best place... This church was constructed during 14th century and twice destroyed since its construction. Its so silent and calm inside the church though its situated near the busy shopping centres... Best place to have a chat with our Almighty God. If you go the website of the church you can check latest programs happening in church

A nice church, quite modern from inside.

Rich History. Exquisite.

Amazing!

A fun place to walk around in autumn 🍁 there aren't a not of people even on Sunday) the trees are magnificent and the grass field is still green in the end of September

The boat rental is so good and affordable. It’s a lot of fun peddaling the boat on the lake.

Nice place , worth it for the time We spent there.

Checked on Google it says its open from 2pm, made the long walk to hire a boat and it is closed.

Excellent

(Translated by Google) Although it is open, there is no boat rental and if you want to call the office is not reachable (Original) Obwohl geöffnet steht gibt es kein boots verleih und wenn man anrufen will ist das Büro nicht erreichbar

(Translated by Google) We were at the lights market there, unfortunately it was very muddy and I think there could have been more stalls but everything was designed with love (Original) Wir waren auf dem lichtermarkt dort, leider war es sehr matschig und es hätten meinetwegen mehr stände sein können aber alles sehr mit Liebe gestaltet gewesen

(Translated by Google) Very nice. Free parking. Fair entrance fee, which includes an informative and lively guided tour. The mine and the industrial buildings are very interesting and also very suitable for children. Large grounds. We were there on a Friday, and it wasn't very busy. (Original) Sehr schön. Gratis Parkplatz. Fairer Eintrittspreis in dem eine informative und lebhafte Führung inbegriffen ist. Die Zeche sowie die Industriebauten sehr interessant auch für Kinder sehr geeignet. Großes Gelände. Wir waren an einem Freitag dort und es war nur mäßig was los.

(Translated by Google) It was absolutely worth the visit. You learn a lot about coal mining and the incredibly hard work involved. There's also a lot of interesting information about the Ruhr region. A wonderful, well-maintained facility. You can even ride a small train around the site and climb the winding tower. All for an €8 entrance fee. Truly fantastic! (Original) Das war den Besuch absolut wert. Man erfährt viel über den Abbau der Kohle und auch die unglaublich harte Arbeit, die damit verbunden war. Auch viel Interessantes über das Ruhrgebiet. Eine tolle, gepflegte Anlage. Man kann sogar mit einer kleinen Bahn über das Gelände fahren und den Förderturm besteigen. Alles für 8€ Eintritt. Wirklich klasse!

(Translated by Google) If you're interested in mining history, this is the place for you. The most beautiful mine in the Ruhr region. Stunning architecture. The whole family will love it. There are always new attractions. (Original) Wer sich für Bergbaugeschichte interessiert.. für den ist es der richtige Ort. Schönste Zeche im Ruhrgebiet. Tolle Architektur. Wird die ganze Familie begeistern. Immer wieder neue Attraktionen.

(Translated by Google) The visit to the Zollern Colliery was extremely interesting. You should plan plenty of time to really see everything. (Original) Der Besuch der Zeche Zollern war hochinteressant. Man sollte viel Zeit einplanen, um sich auch wirklich alles anschauen zu können.

(Translated by Google) We really enjoyed it; the trip was well worth it! The guided tour of the Montanium was fantastic and very interesting. The staff member was incredibly knowledgeable and very friendly! We'll definitely go back! (Original) Es hat uns wirklich gut gefallen, die Anreise hat sich gelohnt! Die Führung durch das Montanium war super, sehr interessant. Die Mitarbeiterin hatte ein wirklich fundiertes Wissen u war sehr sympathisch! Da fahren wir sicher nochmal hin!

(Translated by Google) A very informative place, with free parking right outside. Students don't have to pay admission. We can also recommend the restaurant. (Original) Sehr informativer Ort, Parkplatzvor der Tür und das ist kostenfrei.Schüler müssen keinen Eintritt bezahlen.Das Restaurant können wir auch empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) Interesting insight into the working lives of the miners. Impressive architecture. (Original) Interessanter Einblick in das Arbeitsleben der Bergleute. Beeindruckende Architektur.

(Translated by Google) You can already see the planes landing from afar. Unfortunately, there's no direct view of the runway. Still, it's beautiful 👍🏻 (Original) Man kann vom weiten die Flieger schon sehen die landen werden. Direkte Sicht zur Landebahn gibt es leider nicht. Trotzdem schön 👍🏻

(Translated by Google) A beautiful vantage point for plane spotters and other interested parties. Unfortunately, there's no view of the runway, but landing and landing aircraft are clearly visible and worth photographing. Please be careful when exiting the spot, as you can't see the traffic very well. (Original) Schöner Aussichtspunkt für Planespotter und sonstige Interessesierte. Leider hat man keine Sicht auf die Start- & Landebahn, jedoch sind landende und aufliegende Flugzeuge gut zu sehen und zu fotografieren. Bei der Ausfahrt vom Spot bitte aufpassen, da man nicht besonders gut in den Straßenverkehr einsehen kann.

(Translated by Google) Good view of the planes! (Original) Gute Aussicht auf die Flugzeuge!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place to see the landing planes from close up (Original) Wunderbarer Platz um meistens die Landenen Flugzeuge aus nähester Nähe sehen zu können

(Translated by Google) A great place to watch planes land. (Original) Puiki vieta stebėti nusileidžiančius lėktuvus.

(Translated by Google) The kids had something to marvel at, great weather and not a soul was there (Original) Die kiddys hatten was zum Staunen, bestes Wetter und keine Menschen Seele dort gewesen

(Translated by Google) Good view of landing and taking off aircraft (Original) Gute Sicht auf Landende und Startende Flieger

(Translated by Google) Well it just came (it was nicer too) today there was supposed to be a weekly market 🤔 Where?? 3-4 stalls (and what stalls!) I don't want to say more. No weekly market for ME, everyone likes it. I'll only be back in Kamen in 6 months (new doctor's appointment) and that's good too, greetings from the beautiful city of Unna 🙋‍♂️ (Original) Naja Kamen halt ( war auch mal schöner ) heute soll Wochenmarkt gewesen sein 🤔 Wo ?? 3-4 Stände ( und was für Stände ! ) mehr möchte ich nicht sagen. Für MICH kein Wochenmarkt , jedem wie es gefällt. Bin erst in 6 Monaten wieder in Kamen ( neuer Artztermin) ist auch gut sooo, liebe Grüße aus der schönen Stadt Unna 🙋‍♂️

(Translated by Google) Actually very nice, just dirty but that's the case everywhere, especially the winter world is very beautiful (Original) Eigentlich sehr schön nur halt verdräckt aber das ist überall so besonders die Winter Welt ist sehr schön

(Translated by Google) Nice cozy place. (Original) Schöner gemütlicher Ort.

(Translated by Google) Desolate, no events (Original) Trostlos, keine Veranstaltungen

(Translated by Google) Goes (Original) Idzie

(Translated by Google) Yummy (Original) Lecker

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Gut

Would absolutely visit this again. We got tickets for the pools and the salt grotto and we had such a great time, that I was sad we didn't go earlier in the day so we could have been there longer. It wasn't too crowded, even though there were plenty of people there; they have a great variety of pools indoors and outdoors with a beach area and towers for jumping into the water. The pools have different temperatures so there's something for whatever you need right now. I grew up in a town that's basically known for its brine products and brine bath, so I wasn't expecting Solebad Wischlingen to live up to that, but it did. The salt grotto was very relaxing as well ☺️

Best place to take Hot salty bath with family and children where is tropical atmosphere the only negative are big open windows almost every where ,they allowed the wind to enter and feel really cold specially if you are on some medicine .when ask nicely to close the windows to keep warm the staff will answer you ok the windows actually must be open all the time ???but if insist they will ...close them for 10 minutes and they will keep them open again just you can imagine if temperature is maybe _10 or plus 10 and a lot of wind.

Great place for swimming with many choices inside and outside

Very nice and clean pool. You can swim outside in the heated pool in winter.

Very nice place really and you can make good relaxation here

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The worst experience even in summer. The staff has fan for them selves and nothing for the parents and children. Too hot in summer not even the windows were opened. We asked the staff for some air conditioner or even a fan and they said it’s not available. Even the staff is so unfriendly. So much suffocation. Totally not recommended in summer.

i absoutly hate the PRICES they have, like what do you mean i have to pay 190€ for an 6 people me and my family just want to play and have fun UGH! please lower the prices NOW! watching bfdi at home would be better than coming here agian.

Not enough space for parents. Too noisy. Not so clean. This space should be limited for a number of people. Toilets are very small and dirty

Very good time with children. Children are happy, parents are calm. A little stuffy, ventilation could be better. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The kids are asking to come

I had celebrated my child's birthday in Monkey town. Well, I never expected it to be sooo clean and nice place wuth all theses plants arround. Moreover, the staff were very nice and helpful. The table was ready at the arrival and the drinks were on too. My child had a great day with her friends in a clean and familyfriendly indoor themepark I recommend it strongly.

So many things have been broken there for months, some more than a year: Trampoline, numerous games. Bathrooms very dirty. Clearly they’re trying to run this place at the lowest cost, with no regard to standards.

Great place for kids 👏 and family time

Best bouldering gym in Germany so far I’ve visited. Interesting routes with the use of islands, several walls for balance, jumps, overhang, few cave-like areas and a levitating sphere are for both overhang and body positioning training. The only if you go with a kid the age under 14, he climbs in a separate area though quite nice and well designed. There is cafe, chilling area and a nice shop with branded clothing for climbing. The entry at this time was around 14 euro, discounts for public servers and students. Definitely recommend, new or experienced, you’ll enjoy it!

It is my personal bouldergym. The route setting is really good. The food is a bit too expensive but there is water for free. It is clean and overall a good climbing gym. The only critigue i have is that the grading keeps on getting more stiff. Now a 6 feels like a 7 from a few months ago. I like that the difficulty is rising but then add more grades.

One of the best indoor bouldering gyms in the area. Climbs for all ages and skills in all kind of angles. Transition from one level to another should be easier with all the climbs available and the endurance routes. Staff is super friendly and happier. Complete waiver ahead of time to make check in faster. Cafe has plenty of food and drinks options to refuel during your climbing session. There is a small gear store in case you want or need anything.

Really good place for training (you find there a spray wall, moon and kilter) and just climbing, setting is on top level. Just one thing to make it fully the best - could you invest in olimpic bars, maybe only one, you have a lot of plates, but we can use them only to hang or pull up with. Think about that, but over all very good place!

Amazing gym. Love the boulder problems, such fun movement and flow. The aesthetic is nice. The snack bar is great. Would come back!!

Nothing to complain about. I love it so much. The food is a reasonable price.

Boulderwelt is a very nice gym with plenty of beautiful routes. Only thing that I hate about here is the hatches that are open in cold and windy days. I don’t know if i am the minority or not but when the hatches are open i call my training session done to avoid muscle spasms. Additionally, a bigger commune area to warmup and cold down would be great. Other than that it is an amazing gym.

Nice place for Amateurs and Professionals. Warm water pool for those who wish to have Big and well maintained.

Clean, friendly staff, good prices,if you visit often, you can buy the 20er Ticket. +During week it opens at 6:00. TOP!

opening times take a bit to get used to but once you make it there while theyre open you have a pretty decent swimming pool and it usually isnt that busy early in the day. clean place, good swim

Nice place for newbies to train and experts to spend time in the pool. It also has a kids pool with warmer water.

Busy but still the best pool for competition training. Sundays are too full for training.

Convenient location with available lanes for lap swim time. Inexpensive €3.50 2hr visit at the well maintained and clean facility. Definitely shall swim again at Südbadwhen come in again to Dortmund to watch Borussia.

OK for men, but inconvenient for women: There is no possibility to dry long hair; all the existing devices and sockets are unavailable. Beware also that only cash payments are accepted.

(Translated by Google) They cheat and donate to certain people who come every day and win large sums of money. They lure the rest of the customers to play with large sums of money and then they get caught and I have seen them deceive the customers and control the machines. He played for 6 hours and there was a man who won straight from the first 20 euros. The scam is in control. (Original) Sie betrügen und spenden an bestimmte Leute, die jeden Tag kommen und große Geldsummen gewinnen. Sie locken den Rest der Kunden dazu, mit großen Geldsummen zu spielen, und dann werden sie erwischt und ich habe gesehen, wie sie die Kunden täuschen und die Automaten kontrollieren. Er hat 6 Stunden lang gespielt, und es gab einen Mann, der direkt von den ersten 20 Euro an gewonnen hat . Der Betrug hat die Kontrolle.

(Translated by Google) I've just been insulted by an employee. And I've been so insulted. That hasn't happened to me yet. I'm going to file a lawsuit against it. In any case, I want that person to finally apologize to me, otherwise it won't look good for their arcade. You can really believe me on that. (Original) Ich bin gerade von einem Mitarbeiterin beschimpft. Und dermassen beleidigt worden.Das ist mir bist jetzt noch nicht passiert .Ich werde dagegen klage erheben .Auf jedem fall möchte ich das die jenige Person sich bei mir endschuldig sonst sieht es nicht gut aus für ihre Spielhalle.Das können sie mir wirklich glauben.

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Sehr gut

(Translated by Google) Clean and hardly anything going on (Original) Sauber und kaum was los

(Translated by Google) Disastrously rude staff (Original) Katastrophal unverschämtes Personal

(Translated by Google) Very nice staff (Original) Sehr nettes Personal