any tips on Dortmund?

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any tips on Dortmund?

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i mean wheres best to stay, is there like a square where u can drink? like Milan/Cologne did, any idea where gooners will meet for a drink? want to book my hotel nar it all! :barscarf: :barscarf:

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I've booked a hostel right next to the main railway station but ain' got a clue where to go so all tips welcome!!!

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thats what another mate said, the map looks like Dortmunds city centre is inside the ring on the map!

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crocit wrote:thats what another mate said, the map looks like Dortmunds city centre is inside the ring on the map!
I agree, his name is Dave. :wink:

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Drink 15 pints of their local brew then run round the town square with your arms spread out humming the Dambusters tune!

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There is an Etap hotel about 15mins outside Dortmund. Ive stayed there twice good for something basic. Cheap prices but you can only book for the 1 night stay.

http://www.etaphotel.com/gb/booking/hotels-list.shtml

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What are the train links from Dusseldorf to Dortmund? Time etc....Price..
Any info would be helpful.

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I understand they speak German there! ...so take a translator book thingy with you.... :D :oops: :cry:

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Pirestzel wrote:There is an Etap hotel about 15mins outside Dortmund. Ive stayed there twice good for something basic. Cheap prices but you can only book for the 1 night stay.

http://www.etaphotel.com/gb/booking/hotels-list.shtml
how much would a taxi cost approx to the city centre/train station?

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From the Bahn website, trains from Düsseldorf Hbf to Dortmund Hbf seem very regular and take between 48 and 58 minutes. Most are direct without changing. There are trains from the airport to Düsseldorf Hbf.

Doesn't look very complicated, just hope I can get a ticket for the match.

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_James_ wrote:From the Bahn website, trains from Düsseldorf Hbf to Dortmund Hbf seem very regular and take between 48 and 58 minutes. Most are direct without changing. There are trains from the airport to Düsseldorf Hbf.

Doesn't look very complicated, just hope I can get a ticket for the match.
Cheers fella.
Also great idea about that book/language thing. Sounds like that could be the future to me!!

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Get Mario Goetze pissed and tell him to sign for Arsenal!!!

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Rugby Gooner wrote:Get Mario Goetze pissed and tell him to sign for Arsenal!!!
Now thats the way forward..

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just booked an ibis hotel in Bochum, 10 mins train ride away, and its right next to Bochum hbf, 59 euros for a twin room! :barscarf:

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It's unbelievable the number of huge cities there are in the Ruhr area!!!

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