Signal Iduna Park

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.

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!

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.

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!