Germany North Rhine-Westphalia Dortmund

Explore this diverse city, full of interesting museums, beautiful examples of Gothic churches, and spectacular parks.

Explore the array of architectural styles in this historic center, or head to one of its bustling shopping streets for a fun day.

Set in a former brewery, this museum follows the history of beer and promises to leave you thirsting for a lager.

A picturesque medieval moated castle constructed in lovely Renaissance style, set in the heart of lush English gardens.

Dortmund's largest park is perfect for a leisurely afternoon, it boasts a rose garden, an observation tower, and many activities.

One of the world's largest botanical gardens dates to the 19C and features a spectacular variety of greenery in a picturesque setting.

Set in an Art Deco building, this museum follows Dortmund's cultural history with exhibits of applied art, furniture, and paintings.

Possibly dating to the 13C, this quaint castle is a superb example of Renaissance architecture and is surrounded by lush parkland.

Dedicated to Dortmund's industrial history, this museums is set in a 19C complex that fuses Art Nouveau and modern architecture.

Promising a fun experience for the whole family, this zoological garden is home to many species of North American animals.

Visit this lovely historic church that dates to the 13C, and be sure to climb up the 104m tower for magnificent views of Dortmund.

A contemporary art museum with an extensive collection of sculptures, photography, and more with a slight focus on Expressionism.

An active parish church housing several beautiful ecclesiastical relics, surrounded by a cemetery with tombstones dating to the 8C.

A stately Gothic church dating to the 14C, known for a spectacularly detailed Flemish altar and austere vaulted ceiling.

This 12C church features a combination of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, and is known for its altar by a famous Dortmund artist.

Admire the gorgeous neo-Renaissance facade of this historic building, noting the regal eagle on the gable, symbolic of the city.