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Dortmund has become a center of high-tech industry, but back in the day, it was one of Germany's first brewing centers, and Dortmunder beer is definitely worth tasting in a local bar. Visit the Reinoldkirche or the Marienkirche, or venture south of town to the ruins of Hohensyburg Castle. December is an especially festive time to visit Dortmund—one of Germany's biggest Christmas markets takes over the center of town.
Restaurants in Dortmund
1. Kickboxer-Dortmund
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Kickboxer-Dortmund was founded in January 2016. There are several age groups. We mainly train full contact kickboxing and thai boxing in dortmund. Beginners are very welcome with us. A free trial training is possible at any time. Please also inform yourself about our homepage
2. Royal Saint Barbara's Dortmund Golf Club
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Playing Golf where Queen Elisabeth II had teatime. The 18 hole parkland course is situated nearby downtown of Dortmund. It might take less than 15 minutes to reach the clubhouse from hotels in Dortmund city. Be aware of checking website in case of undergoing or planned torunaments.
3. Kletterhalle Bergwerk
4. Borussia Dortmund
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By sl093 - Bromley, United Kingdom
I've been to Dortmund on a few occasions now and every time we've been it's got better and better. This most recent time was a bit last minute in truth, they had a 3:30 kick off against Dusseldorf, so we made sure we arrived at the stadium on time for the ticket office to open at midday, and we managed to get some great seats dead opposite the Yellow Wall which I'll come onto in a minute. The tickets were a very reasonable €50 for what are probably the comfiest seats I've ever had the pleasure to sit in at a football stadium, the shop was actually fairly reasonable in terms of pricing even though it was the first match day after their new kit launch, and we still managed to get some great bargains. The beer and food compared to England were an absolute steal, what with beers being €4 and food even less (it's nice beer as well, like actual good stuff, instead of paying £8 for a warm Carlsberg back home), added to which you're actually trusted in Germany to be an actual adult, and as a result you can take your actual beers back to your actual seat instead of just hovering in the concourse while you try and chug it down. It's almost like they've built this place for the average person to have a great afternoon out, something that the Premier League clearly has absolutely no idea about. The staff and the fans are all lovely, and even kindly kept us in the loop to let us know what was going on in the pre-match build, up as sadly none of us can speak very good German. Quite frankly it was one of the most accommodating places I've ever been to. This brings me onto the Yellow Wall, which is practically indescribable. I never knew people could be so loud and I haven't experienced a sound like it before or since. They were all in their seats well before the game (literally an hour or two), didn't move at halftime, and were all there well after the game finished. I don't care what anyone says, there is nowhere in European football at least that compares to this place for all round experience and atmosphere. I'd also like to give credit to the Dusseldorf fans who were incredible as well, they never stopped singing the entire game, I think this is the closest we can get to knowing what it would have been like in the Colosseum in ancient times. I'd recommend this place to anyone and everyone, and just for comparison (I'm an Arsenal fan) it cost me less to fly to Germany, watch a game and fly back again, than it does to get a travel card to the Emirates and watch a game, and that's not including food when you get there. This is a genuinely affordable and enjoyable way to experience football at it's very best. Oh, and the game finished 3-2 to Dortmund and had a red card, penalty, tense finish, the lot - value for money went through the roof.
5. Zoo Dortmund
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4.0 based on 332 reviews
Der Zoo Dortmund zählt zu den beliebtesten Ausflugzielen in Dortmund und der Region. Seit 1953 bietet er eine harmonische Präsenz von Tieren und Pflanzen in der schönen Anlage. Der Zoo Dortmund beschränkt sich dabei nicht darauf, Tiere zur Schau zu stellen, sondern liefert auch die nötige tierkundliche Information und leistet mit seiner Arbeit einen wichtigen Beitrag zum Artenschutz. Zurzeit leben etwa 1.500 Tiere in 220 Arten hier. Die Parklandschaft mit ihrem alten Baumbestand und die verschiedenen Tierhäuser machen den Zoobesuch bei jedem Wetter zu einem Erlebnis für die ganze Familie. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch!
Reviewed By LisaH_LH - Surrey, United Kingdom
Been many a times to Dortmund Zoo but this time was really good. Local children had gone back to school so the park was really peaceful. Adult ticket is only €8!! Which you can't complain. Not as many animals as previously but many enclosures are getting a revamp. Can't wait to see the updated park on our next visit.
6. Phoenix See
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4.0 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By TravelDiary_de - Germany, null
A former old steel manufacturing area to be developed as a relax place surrounded by luxury housing areas, a modern hotel, many choices of restaurants and cafes. It is worth to be visited as a short escape trip or a short hiking area in the city. The artificial lake has a beautiful view, tidy architectural planing. The night visit is also recommended with beautiful lights surrounding the lake or just chill out at the restaurants.
7. GolfRange Dortmund
Play golf on the attractive, well-maintained 9-hole golf course in Dortmund with driving range, as well as pitching, chipping and putting greens.
8. Kulturvergnugen: Stadtfuhrungen & anderes Kulturgedons
Would you like to get to know the Ruhr area from a different perspective? Then come with us and accompany our night watchman through the old days, stroll with a torch along Dortmund's Stadthafenkai or experience the brewing culture of the Ruhr area on a beer tour. We offer curiosities and cultural history in the Ruhrpott manner.
9. Galopprennbahn Dortmund
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
