Dortmund U-Tower

4 Martin Zagorov - 4 weeks ago

Pretty nice building with an overview of Dortmund! It is free to access and on the 7-th floor you can enjoy a picturesque view over the city. There is also a cafe. On the other levels there is an art exhibition which you can also see but it isn't anything special. You can take the elevator or use the escalator.

5 A T (Christopher) - 10 months ago

A very good place to be Visited at night.Have a time check before coming around evening. Not open after 6 on somedays.

Nice a calm place to Grab a beer with friends. Free entry just present the covid pass and ausweise.

5 Adventure Capitalist - a month ago

There are sections for children and adults. In case you aren’t with your children, check the ground floor and first floor, after that maybe skip the second (exhibition for children), third, terrace view ultimately ending with fifth and fourth floor. This is an efficient way to watch the exhibition. In case you are willing to pay, also visit 6th floor.

5 Atiq Massan - a year ago

Very noce 3D projections especially on the U logo on top pf the building. It has flowing water and fishes in it. Outside bjilding is open space with a lot of people coming to walk and breathe fresh air from quarantine. Insides a LOT to see and do. Highly recommended for new things to see and get updates on whats happening in 3D realm.

3 CAROL u0026 TOMMY - 3 years ago

Nice to see’ but is better during the night
There are a lot graffiti on the wall is not bad.
Dortmund is a small city but you can find things to enjoy, great places to take a break, a good gallery and shopping streets.

3 Robert Oudshoorn - 2 weeks ago

I think it was not that special, it was so huge but not filled... and i had to pay 9 euro for flowers, i am from the country of flowers, so did not do that

5 Josh Clare - 3 years ago

An amazing place to pay a visit whilst in Dortmund. I went to see an exhibition about the alt-right and online culture which was 100% free and truly engrossed me in the subject. Friendly staff allowed me to try out my German but jumped in with English when I got stuck. Many of the exhibitions are free to enter and the building itself is a piece of art in its own right. If you have some time whilst you're in the city, don't miss it.