Was man in Dortmund sehen sollte

In spite of the somewhat bureaucratic full name (translating to "German exhibition of health and safety protection at the workplace"), the DASA is a very interesting museum dealing with many branches of work with a lot of hands-on activities.

The Museum building is an old art deco-style municipal savings bank. Apparently the oldest museum of its kind in the Ruhr district and tells the story of everyday life in Dortmund and the rest of Germany for the past 300 years.

Popular destination in the south of Dortmund, Ruins of the Syburg (year 1100) Vincke-Tower and a beautiful view over the Ruhr Valley from the Kaiser-Wilhelm Memorial (end of 19th century)

The former police station and Gestapo headquarters just north of the central railway station. Hosts the permanent exhibition ‘Resistance and Persecution in Dortmund 1933-45’.

Huge disused coal mine. Now hosts as a museum of industrial history, part of the Route der Industriekultur

Westfalenpark - An der Buschmühle 3, or -26116. This rosarium has a collection of more than 3000 rose species.

This museum hosts art objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Built in 1899 Neo-Renaissance style

Churches in the city of Dortmund