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Westfalenstadion is an association football stadium in Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is the home stadium of the Borussia Dortmund football team playing in the German Bundesliga. The stadium is officially named Signal Iduna Park under a sponsorship arrangement lasting from December 2005 until 2021, giving naming rights to the Signal Iduna Group, an insurance company.

Whether public or trade fairs such as the DKM, Intertabak and InterModellbau, thrilling events, world championships or congresses and conferences - the Westfalenhallen Dortmund are always the ideal location. German and European event history has been written here since 1925. Step inside!

The Westfalenpark, housing the German Rosarium with over 3,000 kinds of roses, thereby making it the third-largest collection in the world, and the botanic garden Rombergpark with around 4,500 different kinds of trees.

The Westfalenpark, housing the German Rosarium with over 3,000 kinds of roses, thereby making it the third-largest collection in the world, and the botanic garden Rombergpark.

In the BORUSSEUM, Borussia Dortmund's club museum, you can experience black and yellow tradition and emotion on around 800 m²! Here you can find out everything about BVB from 1909 to the present day and you can even get active yourself and test your BVB knowledge, for example. The BORUSSEUM is also a highlight for children, as mascot EMMA also guides young guests through the club's history with the help of the “children's trail” and the voice of our stadium spokesman “Nobby”.

Visitors to Dortmund are often surprised to find zoological gardens of such format in a Westphalian city generously endowed with park and green spaces anyway.

The Dortmunder U shows artworks from 20th and 21st centuries, develops innovative concepts of cultural education in the digital age, initiates partnerships between art and science, and cooperates with different players in the context of creative industries.

The Zollern colliery in Dortmund is one of the most beautiful testimonies to Germany's industrial past. The machine hall with its stained glass Art Nouveau portal is an icon of industrial culture made of steel and glass. Take a look behind the magnificent brick facades, climb up to the headframe, follow the path of the coal and immerse yourself in a world of hard work underground.

The World Cultural Heritage Coal Mine and Coke Oven Zollverein, for many visitors the highlight of a city trip to the Ruhr area. Discover industrial history in a place that stands for superlatives like no other. Get to know what was once the largest and most powerful coal mine in the world and the largest central coking plant in Europe.

Fancy a day at the theme park? Let's go to Bottrop! Movie Park Germany, Germany's largest film and leisure park, has plenty of surprises in store for you. In total, you can choose from more than forty attractions in five themed areas. Whether it's adrenaline-filled rides on the roller coasters, spectacular water rides, breathtaking shows or delicious delicacies for your taste buds, you'll get your money's worth at Movie Park Germany. Fun and action are guaranteed here.