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Dortmund travel
Dortmund is the eighth biggest city in Germany, a metropolis characterised by green parks, open spaces, waterways and woodlands. It was founded 1,100 years ago and was the main city of the Hanseatic League in the 13th and 14th centuries. During the Industrial Period, Dortmund produced iron, coal and beer making the city an important trading centre. With the collapse of the steel and coal industries, Dortmund managed to diversify into technology and services. Today, flights to Dortmund not only bring people on business, but also those who want to experience the wonderful combination of the old and new in an urban setting.
Things to do and places to see in Dortmund
Visitors to Dortmund are drawn by the lushness of the city, its beautiful parks, interesting museums and charming squares. Explore impressive churches, stroll along pedestrian-only streets, browse the shops or simply admire the city's architecture. In the evening, check out bars, restaurants and the dancefloors. You will not run out of interesting options - night or day - when you book cheap flights to Dortmund.
When visiting Dortmund, be sure to:
- Go to St. Reinold's Church and climb the 104-metre tall tower for stunning views of the city
- Wander through the Alter Markt (Old Market) and check out the shops and restaurants.
- Admire the architecture of Berswordt Hall (Town Hall)
- Visit the Zollern Colliery which is a non-working coal mine renowned for its gorgeous architecture
- Stroll through Westfalenpark and enjoy its attractions, including the Television Tower and the German Rosarium
- Watch a match at the biggest football stadium in Europe, the Westfalenstadion
- Explore the Botanical Gardens and Zoo at Rombergpark
- Tour the ruins of the Hohensyburg, an ancient castle complex
- Drop by at Dortmund U and the Depot
- Check out the Transport Museum and Mooskamp Station with its fabulous collections of trams and cars
- Swing by at the Museum of Art and Culture with its fascinating exhibits tracing the history of Dortmund
- Examine fossils and minerals at the National History Museum
Dortmund airports
Dortmund Airport is the primary airport in the city; it caters to low-cost and charter flights. The airport features a multi-level terminal with levels 0, 1 and 2. Level 0 is for Arrivals, 1 for Departures and 2 for the Gallery. Restaurants, duty-free shops, rental car desks, ATMs and lounging areas are available at the airport for travellers on trips to Dortmund.
- Dusseldorf Airport
Top airlines
The top carriers at Dusseldorf Airport are the following: Air Berlin, Eurowings and Lufthansa.
Location
The airport is located 7km from the centre of Dusseldorf.
Transport options
The terminal and the Dusseldorf Flughafen railway station are connected by the SkyTrain. A bus service also operates to connect the airport with the railway station. By bus, use Deutsche Bahn's timetable to check departure times to the airport. Other options include using a rental car or taxi. Coaches are available to drop passengers to different destinations in the city. If driving from the city centre to the airport, take the Autobahn A44, exit Flughafen Dusseldorf and then look for the sign Abflug or departures.
- Cologne Bonn International Airport
Top airlines
The top carriers that are present at Cologne Bonn International Airport are the following: Eurowings, Air Berlin and Ryanair.
Location
The airport is located approximately 17km east of Cologne's city centre.
Transport options
If driving, take the airport's exit and join A59 which is connected to both Cologne and Bonn cities. Route 161 from Cologne and SB60 from Bonn will take you to the airport and back to town. The airport is also serviced by trains that are connected to inter-city trains if you are travelling to other destinations. The station is connected to Terminal 2 and Terminal 1-C.
- Dortmund Airport
Top airlines
The top carriers that are present at Dortmund Airport are as follows: Wizz Air, Ryanair and easyJet.
Location
Dortmund Airport is located 10km east of the city of Dortmund.
Transport options
There are several ways to travel to and from Dortmund Airport. The AirportExpress goes to the Central Station in Dortmund from the airport. Passengers can also take the AirportShuttle bus to the railway station (Holzwickede) for train connections. Alternatively, Deutsche Bahn trains stop at both stations. By car, take the A40 and A44 to reach the airport. Taxis (pre-booked or at the stands) are also available to take passengers to the centre and other destinations.