[2025 Dortmund Attraction] Travel Guide for German Football Museum (Updated Mar)

Hi everyone, today I am going to take you to a heart-pounding place - the German Football Museum in Dortmund, the football mecca! If you are a die-hard football fan like me, this place is definitely a must-see on your itinerary. Come and experience the historical glory and exciting moments of Germanic tanks together! Address: Museum für Fußball, Borsigplatz 74, 44137 Dortmund, Germany Visiting hours: Usually 10 am to 6 pm every day (last admission time is 5 pm), please check the official website for the latest information. 🏖️ Must-visit attractions: - Trophy display area: Countless precious honorary trophies are collected here, from the Jules Rimit Cup to the Hercules Cup, each one records the glorious chapter of the German team. - The road to winning the 2014 World Cup: Relive the exciting winning process through multimedia surround videos. Even if you are not a German fan, you will be infected by this enthusiasm. - Metzelder's diary: Get up close to the legendary star's mental journey during the World Cup and feel the real emotions on the field. - Interactive experience area: Try a shooting challenge, or compete with the stars on the big screen to enjoy an immersive football journey. 🌄 Play guide: - Plan to spend at least two or three hours here slowly savoring each exhibition area. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture these unforgettable moments. - It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance to avoid waiting in line on site. Although the ticket price is not cheap (about 17 euros for an adult ticket), it is definitely worth the money. - It is best to understand the basic history of German football before visiting, so that you can better understand the story behind each exhibition. 🏨 Accommodation guide: - The museum is located in the center of Dortmund. There are many hotels to choose from around it. It is recommended to stay within walking distance for convenient travel and a more in-depth experience of the charm of the city. - If you are coming for a competition or special event, be sure to book your room in advance, especially during tournaments as hotels can fill up quickly. 💗 Other tips: - If you want to learn more, you can consider renting audio guide equipment or joining a tour guide group, which will allow you to gain more interesting knowledge. - Don’t forget to visit the souvenir shop inside the museum, which has a variety of exquisite football-related products, which are definitely the best gifts for yourself or your friends. - Finally, I would like to remind everyone to maintain respect for the exhibits and do not touch any display items ~ This will ensure that every visitor can enjoy the best visiting experience.

🗺️Dortmund is located in the Ruhr area of North Rhine-Westphalia in western Germany. It is the seventh largest city in Germany and an important economic and trade center in western Germany. The city's home team, Borussia Dortmund, has an excellent record in the Bundesliga. 📸Recommended Attractions: [One] Shopping Street (opposite the main train station) 🏬A shopping paradise with accommodation, food, and shopping: includes clothing stores such as Zara, H&M, Primark, and New Yorker, as well as well-known sports brands such as Adidas, Puma, and Nike, and Asian supermarkets where you can buy all kinds of Chinese ingredients. [Two] German Football Museum (opposite the main train station/ticket required) A paradise for football fans, with a small souvenir shop at the entrance where you can buy German team jerseys, Bundesliga team scarves, and various souvenirs. 🕍The museum has several floors with a wide range of exhibits (including match balls, jerseys, videos, and written materials from national teams and domestic league teams). Even if you don't know much about football, you can get a clear understanding of the history and highlights of German football. 💜The museum requires a good level of German. [Three] Westfalenstadion (ticket required🎫) ⚽Also known as Signal Iduna Park, it is the home of Bundesliga team BVB, a UEFA five-star stadium, the largest stadium in Germany, and one of the largest football stadiums in Europe. It can accommodate more than 83,000 spectators for domestic matches, with the south stand accommodating 25,000 fans, making it the largest single-sided stand in a European stadium. The yellow waves of the south stand are one of the most breathtaking scenes at Signal Iduna Park. ⭐A must-see stadium for Dortmund fans and the entire fan base, it is one of the venues for the 2024 European Championship. Tickets are also available for sightseeing on non-match days.⚽ [Four] Phoenix Lake (free admission🎫) 🌊A highly recommended sightseeing spot, especially on sunny days. The lake is as clear and blue as the sea in the sunshine, with many birds. The lawn by the lake has its own deck chairs, making it an ideal place to relax, walk the dog, or jog. There are also boat rentals by the lake, which we highly recommend.💚 [Five] Dortmund Zoo (ticket required) 🐼Animal lovers, come on down! There are many different kinds of animals (including poultry). 🌅On warm days, you can see the animals actively working. The flamingos have very bright feathers, the capybaras are super cute, and there are fluffy red pandas. It's a great place to visit with your family!

🌟Day 1: A Historical Walk in the City Center🌟 🌅First stop in the morning: Dortmund Central Station🚉 How can you arrive in Dortmund without checking in at the central station? It's the city's transportation hub, with subways and buses connecting everywhere. You can also enjoy a panoramic view of the city and feel the urban charm of Dortmund!👀 🚶‍♂️A short walk to the Dortmund History Museum🏛️ Entering the museum is like traveling through a time tunnel, with historical relics telling the story of the city's past and present. Then, stroll through the old town, where the ancient architectural style and rich cultural heritage are mesmerizing.🏘️ 🍽️Lunch: Market Square District🛍️ This is a shopping paradise and a food hub! Various shops, cafes, and restaurants let you enjoy the double pleasure of shopping and food.🛍️🍔 🕰️Afternoon: St. Elizabeth's Cathedral⛪ A Gothic architectural masterpiece, its magnificent exterior and exquisite murals attract countless tourists. Here, you can feel the peace and cleansing of the soul.🙏 🌃After dinner: Party on Bar Street🎉 Dortmund is just as exciting at night! The bars and nightclubs on Bar Street have a unique atmosphere and dynamic music, allowing you to unleash your passion and energy.🍻💃 🌟Day 2: A Close Encounter with Nature and Sports🌟 🌳Morning: A Walk in Siglitz Park🌳 After breakfast, head to Siglitz Park, where the lush trees and birdsong make it a great place to relax and enjoy nature. Here, you can feel the tranquility and comfort, as if you are isolated from the world.🚶‍♀️🌿 🍽️Lunch: Borussia Dortmund Museum🏆 Before lunch, visit the Borussia Dortmund Museum! Learn about the team's glorious history and legendary stories, and feel the charm and passion of football.⚽️🏆 🐒Afternoon: Dortmund Zoo Adventure🐒 The zoo is home to a variety of animals and exciting performances! Both children and adults can find fun here.🐯🐻 ☕On the way back: A Break at the Westbeck Cottage Cafe☕ On the way back to the city, don't forget to stop by the Westbeck Cottage Cafe. The specialty coffee and desserts here will leave you wanting more.🍰☕ 🎼Evening: Concert or Performance🎭 After dinner, attend a concert or performance! Feel the cultural and artistic atmosphere of Dortmund and let your soul be further nourished and sublimated.🎶🎭 🎉That's the comprehensive guide to a two-day trip in Dortmund! I hope this guide will add excitement and surprise to your trip. Dortmund, a city full of history, culture, natural scenery, and sports activities, will surely give you an unforgettable holiday. Have a great trip!🎈🎉

Dortmund is an important city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, known for its rich industrial history, cultural attractions, and football. 🌟Highlights: 1⃣. Football: Borussia Dortmund, abbreviated as BVB, is one of the top teams in the German Bundesliga. Their home stadium is the famous Signal Iduna Park, which is also an important symbol of German football. According to the latest information, Dortmund's performance in the 2024-2025 Bundesliga season has attracted attention, and they recently lost 2-1 away to Augsburg. 2⃣. Tourism: Dortmund has many cultural and leisure attractions, such as the German Football Museum, several specialized museums, and hiking tours. In addition, the Dortmund Christmas Market is one of the largest in Germany and has one of the world's largest Christmas trees, standing 45 meters tall. 3⃣. History: Dortmund's history dates back to between 880 and 890 AD. By the 13th century, it had become a city of wealthy people and one of the major cities in the Hanseatic League. In the 18th century, it was a free imperial city, but lost its autonomy after the French occupation. In the 20th century, Dortmund became the largest and most important industrial city in the Ruhr area, but was severely damaged during World War II. After the war, Dortmund was rebuilt and developed into an internationally renowned industrial and cultural center. 4⃣. Transportation: Dortmund is an important transportation hub with seven highways, three of which form a ring road. International and high-speed train lines intersect here, making it a major junction for European and German highways. The city also has an extensive light rail, tram, and bus system. 5⃣. Green City: Dortmund is known for its green spaces, with nearly half of the city being parks, green spaces, forests, and more.

Here's a secret Dortmund travel guide, full of sightseeing tips. Save it now! 🌟 1⃣ Dortmund Overview Dortmund is located in the Ruhr area of North Rhine-Westphalia in western Germany. It is the seventh largest city in Germany and an important economic and trade center in the west. The city's football team, Dortmund, performs well in the Bundesliga. 2⃣ Must-Visit Attractions 1. Shopping Street 🛍 (opposite the main train station) This is Dortmund's shopping paradise, combining accommodation, food, and shopping. It includes brand clothing stores such as Zara, H&M, Primark, and New Yorker, as well as well-known sports brand stores such as Adidas, Puma, and Nike. There is also an Asian supermarket where you can buy various Asian ingredients. The blogger personally experienced it and spent half a day shopping until their legs were weak. It is recommended to travel light! 2. German Football Museum (opposite the main train station, ticket required) This is a paradise for football fans! After entering the museum, there is a German ⚽ souvenir area, offering German national team jerseys, Bundesliga team scarves, and souvenirs. The museum has a rich collection of exhibits, including match balls, jerseys, videos, and written materials. Even if you are not familiar with German football, you can clearly understand the history and glory of German football. ⚠ However, some German language skills are required. 3. Westfalenstadion 🏟 (ticket required) Also known as Signal Iduna Park, it is the home stadium of the Dortmund team and the largest football stadium in Germany, with a capacity of over 83,000 spectators. The "yellow wave" scene on the south stand is particularly impressive and has been listed as a venue for the 2024 European Championship. Even on non-match days, you can buy tickets to visit. 4. Phoenix Lake (free admission) Highly recommended by the blogger! On sunny days, the lake water is clear and reflects a blue hue. There are deck chairs on the grass by the lake, making it very suitable for resting, walking dogs, or jogging. Boat rental services are also available, making it especially suitable for visiting in good weather. 5. Dortmund Zoo 🐥 (ticket required) A paradise for animal lovers, with a wide variety of animals, including poultry. You can see flamingos, lazy capybaras, and fluffy red pandas. It is very suitable for visiting with family.