Guidebook for Dortmund
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Parc Hoesch
35-43 Kirchderner Str.nice place to go Jogging or for a walk!
also a nice park, not far from the Harbour. Good for Jogging, Walking, drinking coffee or have fun on the small ships at the water.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Parc de loisirs Fredenbaum
also a nice park, not far from the Harbour. Good for Jogging, Walking, drinking coffee or have fun on the small ships at the water.
Drinks & Nightlife
Royal Bambi Club Dortmund
best Club in town if you like electronic Music ;)
a great and very Special bar, Café and Restaurant. Also a lot of activities possible in the "depothek" ( theatre, Music, markets, art!)
DEPOT Kulturort
29 Immermannstraßea great and very Special bar, Café and Restaurant. Also a lot of activities possible in the "depothek" ( theatre, Music, markets, art!)
Sightseeing
Borsigplatz
Here was the BVB founded in 1909!
best Park in town! With a lot of playgrounds, a lake, Museums, Cafés, Restaurants... very very big and beautiful! A must-have-seen when you visit Dortmund!
44 recommandé par les habitants
Parc Westfalen
3 An d. Buschmühlebest Park in town! With a lot of playgrounds, a lake, Museums, Cafés, Restaurants... very very big and beautiful! A must-have-seen when you visit Dortmund!
Shopping
Ostenhellweg
OstenhellwegShoooopppiiiing - as much as you want!
Big, big shopping-center! Whatever you want, you'll find it here.(Clothes, prestens, Food, jewelry, electronic...everything!)
7 recommandé par les habitants
Liebeskind
102 - 106 WestenhellwegBig, big shopping-center! Whatever you want, you'll find it here.(Clothes, prestens, Food, jewelry, electronic...everything!)
Food Scene
Atlantico Café
35 Weißenburger Str.best mexican Food in town and a lot of different Drinks and Cocktails!
Arts & Culture
The Hoesch Museum would like to keep the memories of one and a half century of steel industry alive, to illustrate the changes to the community over that period with vivid interactive exhibits.
Hoesch Museum
12 EberhardstraßeThe Hoesch Museum would like to keep the memories of one and a half century of steel industry alive, to illustrate the changes to the community over that period with vivid interactive exhibits.