Germany · DORTMUND TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 dortmund tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Self-guided walk through Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park, with QR stops, player tunnel views, and the famous Yellow Wall energy.
“Really enjoyed looking around the stadium, got confusing at times of which way to go but plenty of staff were on hand to help”
German Football Museum in Dortmund with the Miracle of Bern, Sky Reporter Room commentary, 3D 2014 champions, and interactive pitch play.
Step into Borussia Dortmund’s story at BORUSSEUM, with the yellow-thread route, Big Five trophies, and fun BVB photo and quiz stops.
See Dortmund’s coal and steel story plus today’s parks, stadium, and Phoenix site with a 24-hour open-top hop-on hop-off bus and audio guide.
Digital art projections at Phoenix des Lumières in Dortmund, set in historic steelworks. Choose morning Pharaohs or afternoon Asterix.
“I didn't like this exhibition at all. The image projection in the factory was all around and the music was way too loud If you haven't been to Egypt yourself, you couldn't figure out what it's all about. The individual sentences were hidden too quickly. The price for this exhibition is not justified.”
Dortmund Skywalk takes you up 99 stairs to 26 meters for a guided steel-structure walk over a blast furnace pipeline and views.
“We hebben niet mee kunnen doen aan de activiteit. 24 uur van te voren krijg je een mail met daarin een document dat je uitgeprint mee moet nemen. Dit konden we niet doen aangezien we al 24 uur voor de activiteit in Duitsland waren zonder printer. Toch dachten we het te proberen met een online ingevoerd document. In het bericht was aangegeven om 5 minuten voor de activiteit aanwezig te zijn. We waren een half uur te vroeg en na 25 minuten wachten nog niemand. Dit kan zomaar aan ons liggen maar de locatie die was door gegeven om te wachten gaf het gehele plein af, dus waar we uiteindelijk…”
Glide through Dortmund on a 2-hour Segway football tour, visiting Signal Iduna Park, Rote Erde, and key club history stops.
“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.”
A 90-minute guided walk in Dortmund with a local, covering Berswordt Hall, lively shopping streets, and the Dortmunder U with street art stops.
Every kind of German day out, and the best of each.
