Dortmund

Tours

Experience the narrowest players‘ tunnel in the Bundesliga, take a seat on the coaches’ bench, explore the players' dressing room and feel the energy of the “yellow wall” on the South Stand. To enjoy the walk to the full, charge your smartphone and bring your own headphones. Scan our QR codes at selected stations and enrich your knowledge about your favourite club. You explore the stadium on your own ‘walk’ within a designated route for yourself. Please bear in mind that the route is not barrier-free. The maximum duration is limited to 60 minutes, but the start and end time can be freely chosen within a 2-hour time slot. With our flexible ticket, you can take part at any time between 10.00 and 18.00. Please note: There may be waiting times at the individual positions, and routes may have to be adjusted at short notice due to rebuilding work or special events. There is no stadium walk on U23 home match days. Opening hours BVB stadium walk: Monday to Sunday: 10.00 am to 6.00 pm (last admission 5.30 pm). There is no stadium walk on home match days and during special events.

In this modern exhibition with around 1,600 exhibits, embark on a fascinating journey into the past and experience football history in all its facets and with all your senses. Meet the world champions of 2014 in the 3D cinema, and become a commentator yourself in the reporter's cabin. On the small playing field in the multifunctional arena, the little ones can prove that they can kick a ball just like the adults. The spectacular scenography will unite fans and referees, amateurs and professionals and women's and men's football. Discover an interactive world of adventure for young and old alike at the German Football Museum.

Experience the history of Borussia Dortmund! From 1909 to today, with numerous original exhibits, photos and stories that make every black and yellow heart beat faster. Discover curious exhibits, sing bvb songs on a replica of the small south stand or follow the "yellow thread" through the permanent exhibition, which will lead you to the treasure chamber at the end, where you can marvel at the "Big Five": Champions League Cup, World Cup, Championship trophy, DFB Cup and of course the European Cup!

Phoenix des Lumières is a digital art center that opened in January 2023 in the historic Phoenixhalle in Dortmund, following the concept of the famous "Atelier des Lumières" in Paris. We use unique, innovative technology to create immersive exhibitions dedicated to some of the most famous artists in history. So embark on an impressive journey where art comes to life and immerse yourself in worlds of colors, shapes, and sounds at Dortmund's new art center, Phoenix des Lumières. Experience an impressive, immersive art experience in the midst of the historic former gas blower hall at Phoenix West in Dortmund. The exhibition tour is an invitation to travel back in time to The Kingdom of the Pharaohs. You will embark on a journey through ancient Egypt, where towering pyramids, legendary pharaohs, and the eternal Nile come to life in a breathtaking blend of light, sound, and impressive images. Marvel at the lively streets and golden deserts that Delacroix and Gérôme depicted in The French Orientalists, and explore Foreign Nature, a surreal mathematical art exhibition in which fractal-generated landscapes transform into otherworldly realms. Please note that special exhibitions will be held throughout the year. Information about our current program and show times can be found at: https://www.phoenix-lumieres.com/de/besuch/oeffnungszeiten-und-tarife

See Dortmund's highlights on a bus tour, and admire the views from the open top of the bus. Explore the city's famous sights, and learn more about its history, its coal and steel industry, and enjoy a unique tour through the city. Experience the city on a hop-on-hop-off bus tour, and learn about the city's structural changes from a coal mining and steel industry town to a city full of cultural and sports institutions, and six universities. See the city's structural changes firsthand, and see Westfalenpark and the stadium, the former steelworks Phoenix and Phoenix Lake, Rombergpark, and the German Football Museum. Choose where to hop off the bus from 13 stops and explore the city on your own. Learn interesting facts about the city through audio on headphones along the way. The stops during the bus tours are: - Central Station (Departures at 10:20 a.m., 12:20, 2:20 and 4:20 p.m.) - Kreuzviertel - Harbour - DASA - TU Dortmund - Stadion - Westfalenpark - Rombergpark - Phoenix Hall - Phoenix See - Town Hall - Reinoldi Church - Central Station (Arrivals at 12, 2, 4, and 6 p.m.) For more information, please check the detailed timetables at one of the above stations.

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Which way to go? We start with our experienced guide at Phoenixplatz. From here, we make our way to the Skywalk, which you reach via 99 steps and takes you to a height of 26 meters. The walkway over the blast furnace gas pipeline is the almost 100-metre-long feeder to one of the blast furnaces that remain standing on the Phoenix-West blast furnace site today, almost a quarter of a century after the blast furnace plant was shut down. On this tour, you will enjoy the pure feeling of walking through clouds and have plenty of time to let your gaze wander in all directions and discover new things or see familiar sights from an exciting new perspective!

We taste a wide variety of export beers on the site of the disused Phoenix-West blast furnace works. Exactly in the places where the "worker on shift" could only dream of his after-work beer. Why export beers in particular? Because we are enthusiastic about the incredible variety of flavors of these bottom-fermented beers, for which each brewery has its own recipe. During the walking tour, you will make four stops at selected exciting locations on the grounds of this important industrial heritage site to taste the export beers. Throughout the tour, our two tour guides will entertain you with a mix of anecdotes, (historical) facts and curious incidents about the history and work in the former steelworks with its blast furnaces, export beer, structural change in Dortmund and the Ruhr region ...

On our tour through the Unionviertel - originally a working-class district, now a trendy neighborhood - we are on the trail of a Ruhr area phenomenon with cult character: Trinkhalle, Bude, Büdchen, Kiosk ... many names behind which a world full of useful and delicious things opens up. It doesn't matter whether you need milk or toilet paper after closing time, run out of beer at a party, suddenly feel an irrepressible desire for a mixed bag of homemade sweets or potato chips, or want to buy a newspaper quickly: The Büdchen has (almost) everything your heart desires. And this is what awaits you: Starting at the Hochbunker in Rittershausstraße, at Café Erdmann, we head together to a number of different stalls in the Unionviertel with its urban charm and delight you with a mixed bag to enjoy. During the tour, you will learn a lot about the history and significance of the Trinkhalle for Dortmund and the Ruhr region. For example, that the idea for the Trinkhalle dates back to the time of industrialization, when mine and factory owners set them up at the factory gates. Run by miners and factory workers who were no longer able to work, they offered mineral water and non-alcoholic drinks to curb the consumption of beer and spirits by the miners. After all, drinking tap water posed a health risk due to impurities. Or how the stalls gradually changed their product range after they opened in the workers' residential areas, such as the Unionviertel, and became not only a place to go for urgent purchases, but also a place where people still meet and chat today! Or that the kiosk of yesteryear is not the kiosk of today, how and why all this has changed and why today, for example, there is the "Trinkhallenverein", which is dedicated to preserving the kiosk culture. A taste: yes, there will be one.

Dortmund can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private, customized tour. Your guide contacts you beforehand to get a feel for your interests and tastes to ensure that you only visit the places you are interested in. As you explore the city, your guide shares insights into local life forming a clearer picture of Dortmund's culture. - Private tour for just you and your group - Your guide customizes your tour to your interests and personality - Get a deeper insight into Dortmund life than possible alone - See Dortmund through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems Choose from 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8-hour tour options.