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3 Best Landmarks in Dortmund

Name: 3 Best Landmarks in Dortmund, DE
Rating: 4.9

Expert-recommended Top 3 Landmarks in Dortmund, Germany. All selected landmarks undergo our rigorous 50-Point Inspection, assessing reviews, reputation, history, price, proximity, and more to ensure excellence. No Pay-to-Play!

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LWL-Museum Zeche Zollern

Grubenweg 5,
44388 Dortmund Directions

Since 1898

“LWL-Museum Zeche Zollern has exhibitions that take you into a world of harsh working conditions, which they illustrate using the CVs of men and women. The architecture and technology of the mine should express economic potential and modernity. In the LWL-Museum Zeche Zollern, the most essential object in the fight for preservation was the machine hall, which today features an impressive Art Nouveau portal and is an icon of industrial culture. The conservation of the flagship building made of steel and glass in 1969 saved the entire complex and marked the beginning of industrial monument preservation in Germany.”

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Florianturm

Florianstraße 2,
44139 Dortmund Directions

Since 1959

“Florianturm is an observation and television tower constructed in 1959 for the Federal Garden Show in Westfalenpark. The tower's current height, including the antenna system, is approximately 209 meters and offers an exceptional panoramic view of the park and the city of Dortmund from its observation deck. The tower is built using an industrial construction method known as a concrete chimney. Florianturm features a two-story section at 130.60 meters, supported by a reinforced concrete tube that tapers conically upwards to a height of 129.75 meters, with a decreasing wall thickness. A visit to the Florianturm is essential for anyone visiting Dortmund and remains a popular attraction for residents.”

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Industriedenkmal Kokerei Hansa

Emscherallee 11,
44369 Dortmund Directions

“Industriedenkmal Kokerei Hansa was constructed between 1927 and 1928 as a large coking plant. This facility was built to replace the outdated small coking plants of the Hansa, Westhausen, and Germania mines located northwest of Dortmund. The Industrial Monument Preservation and Historical Culture Foundation was established by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and RAG Aktiengesellschaft as an independent operational foundation under private law. Visitors can explore the entire facility through guided tours led by former employees and skilled companions. The last expansion of the plant occurred in 1968 with the addition of Battery 0, which included 30 ovens.”

3 Best Landmarks in Dortmund