Germany · DORTMUND TOURS
Good dortmund tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Tour Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park, from the changing rooms and narrow player tunnel to the famous Yellow Wall, at your own pace.
“I was happy to be there, but the pitch was all covered with ground as all turf had been removed. I really didn’t enjoy it fully. However, I just wanted to be there since I was in town.”
Explore German football history in Dortmund through 1,600 exhibits, the Miracle of Bern, a 3D cinema, reporter booth, and hands-on play.
Explore Borussia Dortmund’s football story at BORUSSEUM, from 1909 treasures to the Champions League trophy, with flexible one-day entry.
See Monet’s Water Lilies and Rousseau’s jungle scenes projected across a former Dortmund steelworks hall in a one-hour digital art show.
“Ausgezeichnet! Wenn, wie bei Frisa Kahlo, noch ein digitaler Flug mit einer VR Brille dabei wäre, wäre es phantastisch!”
See Dortmund’s coal-and-steel past, football sights, parks, and Phoenix Lake on a 24-hour open-top bus tour with audio guide.
Ride through Dortmund’s football story on a small-group Segway tour covering Signal Iduna Park, Borsigplatz, and more.
“Daniel is a very enthusiastic guy, who knows the city very well. The activity is fun, and available even for people who never did Segway before, like us. Highly recommend.”
See Dortmund with a local guide, from Berswordt Hall and shopping streets to the Dortmunder U, in a compact 90-minute walk.
Pick a city, a river or a beer hall.
