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    Un.Chien.d.Espace
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      my posting from 30 mins ago seems lost…?

      #45675
      Un.Chien.d.Espace
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        ok, here we go again:

        A small selection, which makes no claim to be exhaustive and is largely limited to the cultural assets for which the city has become, or was, famous: beer, mining and Football.

        Food:

        – Yüksel on Mallinckrodtstraße (a Turkish restaurant within walking distance of the Junkyard. I recommend the Islender kebab)
        – Wurst Willi on Westenhellweg (a typical snack bar, I recommend the Currywurst)
        – Zum Alten Markt on Alter Markt (the best Mettbrötchen in town, served on what’s known as a ‘Salzkuchen’ – you’ll only find this in Dortmund)
        – Caracalla on Münsterstr. (good Lebanese cuisine, also within walking distance of the Junkyard)

        Beer culture:

        – Bergmann Kiosk at Hoher Wall (delicious beer in a relaxed atmosphere, and close to Black Plastic (see below))
        – Hövels Hausbrauerei (also at Hoher Wall; another small brewery serving delicious beer, though slightly more traditional)
        – Dortmunder U near Hoher Wall (former site of the Dortmunder Union Brewery, now a museum and exhibition hall)

        Football:

        – Borsigplatz (where Borussia Dortmund was founded, very close to the Junkyard; unfortunately, there isn’t much to see there…)
        – German Football Museum (right by the station and within sight of the Dortmund U)
        – Westfalenstadion (if you have enough time and are interested in a stadium tour… note: home match against Paderborn on 12 September)

        Mining:

        – Zeche Zollern Museum (a former colliery site in Dortmund converted into a museum)
        – Muttental in Witten (situated in a tiny town on the outskirts of Dortmund, the very cradle of hard coal mining in continental Europe. A small museum, set in the heart of the beautiful Ruhr Valley)
        – Mining Museum in Bochum (a museum dedicated to the subject, including access to an ‘educational adit’)

        And last but not least: Black Plastic Records on Rheinische Strasse (the city’s best record shop with an adjoining café, very close to the Bergmann Kiosk and the Dortmund U)

        anyway, enjoy your stay! :stg: :cheers:

        #45676
        crunch
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          Fantastic, thanks a lot.

          #45677
          TraktorBass
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            Those are alot of good recommendations, K9. Thank you :cheers:

            What if one wanted to, say, kick off in the void or maybe chill out to Pink Floyd..?

            :stg:

            #45678
            Un.Chien.d.Espace
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              I moved away from there more than 10 years ago, so I can’t say for certain, but you should be able to find something in Nordstadt, where the Junkyard is also located … but: be careful, Nordstadt is a rather rough neighbourhood…

              #45679
              Johnny_Heartfield
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                @ TractorBass: You’d need a time machine then (which you surely might aquire) cause the big Pink Floyd exhibition in Dortmund is long over (been a few years) ;-)

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