Tourism in Dortmund - Tourism in Germany

Tourism in Dortmund - Tourism in Germany, “Borussia Dortmund won the semi-final match, 5-0 over the other rival club.” This is the news bulletin, and what was said about it is not surprising, as Dortmund only produces German machines, and its activity is not limited to sports, but it is a wonderful tourist city as well, given the various tourist attractions in it from castles, palaces, monuments, and modern and old buildings. The green capital of Westphalia (the state in which Dortmund is located in the Ruhr region) contains waterways, vast forests, agricultural areas, parks and gardens, so this city occupies a very high balance of tourism in Germany, and perhaps the reason is its association with the “Borussia Dortmund” club.

 

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Tourism in Dortmund - Tourism in Germany

 

Signal Iduna Park or Westfalenpark-Signal Iduna Park

The famous newspaper The Times declared that it is the best stadium for playing football, and has witnessed several world championships, such as the 1974 World Cup, 2006. It is Signalidona Park, the famous stadium which is located in Dortmund in North Rhine-Westphalia. It was called by this name, due to the sponsorship of the Signal Iduna company for this stadium, and it accommodates about 81,264 spectators, and is the exclusive place for the Borussia Dortmund team to play its matches, in addition to the very large number of tourists, especially football fans, to take pictures in this stadium.

 

Dortmund Zoo

Also, this zoo is strange, as it is the Dortmund Zoo, but it specializes in preserving and breeding different types of animals from South America, such as giant ants, tamandu, and giant otter. This park contains a large number of animals, approximately 2,500 animals, of 230 different species. The park is located in the south of Dortmund, between the cities of Hacheney and Brünninghausen.

 

German Football Museum

It is the German National Football Museum, which was opened in Dortmund, Germany in 2015. This museum was established at the request of 14 German cities, and it was decided that the site would be in Dortmund, next to the main train station, and a competition was announced for the The best design, the best amazing design for a stunning building that is itself a museum. I don't know, is this museum the museum of German machines, or is it their factory.