Top Things to do in Ruhr Area
Top Hotels in Ruhr Area
- 1. GHOTEL Hotel & Living Essen
- 2. IntercityHotel Duisburg
- 3. Mercure Hotel Plaza Essen
- 4. the niu Cobbles
- 5. stays design Hotel Dortmund
- 6. Dorint An den Westfalenhallen Dortmund
- 7. l'Arrivee Hotel & Spa
- 8. Hampton by Hilton Dortmund Phoenix See
- 9. Mercure Hotel Dortmund City
- 10. Hotel Moers Van Der Valk
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10 Outdoor Activities in Ruhr Area That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Ruhr Area, Germany including Simply Out Tours, Sesekeweg, Zoom Erlebniswelt, Indoor Skydiving Bottrop, Vonovia Ruhrstadion, Baldeneysee, Naturfreibad Heil, Tierpark und Fossilium Bochum, Streichelzoo und Wildgehege Hohenstein, Silbersee II.
Restaurants in Ruhr Area
1. Simply Out Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
The specialist on absolutly informative guides tours through the ruhr-region. Full-time tourist-guides, tour-guides and city-guides shows you on our 2 hours or 2 week tours the ruhr-region. Full of surprising green areas, industrial culture and idyllic pathes. We use bikes, busses, tram ore our feet's to go from one to another highlight.
2. Sesekeweg
3. Zoom Erlebniswelt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 644 reviews
4. Indoor Skydiving Bottrop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 204 reviews
Have a flight in Germany’s first high-performance indoor skydiving wind tunnel and experience bodyflying in a freefall simulator unique worldwide. The airflow with a maximum speed of up to 280 km/h is as smooth as in real freefall skydiving. Professionals appreciate the realistic freefall simulation, while beginners start flying without a previous knowledge.
5. Vonovia Ruhrstadion
6. Baldeneysee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By KarinvanB
The lake is pretty long. Approx. 8 km. You can enjoy a walk along the water. Or cycle around the lake on the good path. There is even a bridge (for walkers/cyclists only) to cross the lake. There are several places where you can stop for drinks, snacks & meals. Or bring your own to have a picknick, or sit on one of the many benches. On a sunny day, you can rent a sunbed/deckchair. When it gets too hot, just go into the water. There a designated areas where you are allowed to swim (although the water did not look too clean to me). If you are more into sports/activities: just rent a boat, go surfing, standup paddling, etc. You do not pay an entrance- or parking fee. You can also get to the lake by train. Railwaystation: Essen-Hügel.
